Comments on: PayPerPost Vs. ReviewMe

By: Jane

Jane — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 03:38:12 +0000

Great breakdown of both PPP and RM! I am hoping to start PPP this week. I’ll keep you in the loop with my experience.

Thanks again, you actually cleared up a few questions I had, such as the requirements for ReviewMe

By: supermom_in_ny

supermom_in_ny — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 00:56:12 +0000

Are you ready for this? Ok, I’m a mom of 7 kids. I blog for ALL the “get paid to blog” sites to earn a living. The first one that I found was Blogitive. After doing much research, I found that Blogitive was the first company to introduce blogging for pay. (Actually Marqui did it first, but they catered to the A-listers for a monthly fee of $800.00 a month).

After a few months of using Blogitive, PayPerPost entered the scene. Of course, I tried them out. They were followed by:
BloggingAds
BuzzByBlog
Blogsvertise
BlogtoProfit
CREAMaid
InBlogAds
ReviewMe
LoudLaunch

I blog for all of them. Well, except BlogToProfit because I didn’t have my own domain. That changed today after I read your blog. I’ll give you the details on the review I’m writing.

What are the differences? There are many. The biggest difference is that Blogitive pays weekly by paypal. That makes it very attractive to SAHMs and WAHMS like me.

I wrote a post about this somewhere. (I have 15 blogs, I’ve got to find it. I’ll dig it up if you’re interested). This comment is becoming a post, so I’m going to stop here. Sorry, I didn’t mean to make this sooo long. I just wanted to give you all the info…

By: Billy The Blogging Poet

Billy The Blogging Poet — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 20:17:22 +0000

ReviewMe.com seems to be having trouble paying their bills: http://bloggingpoet.squarespace.com/bloggingpoetcom/2007/1/5/reviewmecom-still-in-arrears.html

By: VC Dan

VC Dan — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 23:05:48 +0000

@Kenric & Leftblank: My investment research on PPP confirmed that post length & quality improved with $/post. Offering the minimum signals to the marketplace that quality isn’t your primary goal — like most market systems.

Getting the full marketing mix ROI of branding, direct marketing etc. requires offering more than the minimum and writing an opp description that promotes creativity and quality. For example, asking for blogger horror stories, advice or top 10 lists for a topic can deliver more bang than just a review. Of course, reviews can be good, but they’re a small subset of what is possible…

By: Andy

Andy — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 22:52:22 +0000

@Kenric
PP is ment for linkbuilding as fast as possible

ReviewMe can actually get some traffic and build credibilty even (as well as link strength)

By: Ismu Surizan

Ismu Surizan — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 02:56:07 +0000

they rejected my blogs

By: Leftblank

Leftblank — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 23:15:56 +0000

Kenric, you might be right, or might be not. With more money offered people might want to do more for it, but on the other hand you also risk getting ‘leeches’, people who’re just out for easy money and will accept all higher money opportunities. For quality reviews the ‘personal approach’ of ReviewMe just works out better, I suppose.

By: Kenric

Kenric — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 22:01:43 +0000

I just think that the PPP reviews are just crappy for the low $$. It’s not worth it to me to even pay someone for the quality you get. Maybe if the $$ offered was higher you’d get better reviews?

By: HMTKSteve

HMTKSteve — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 13:17:11 +0000

I have not had any ReviewMe requests yet and I find most of the PPP oppurtunities are not related to what I blog about.

By: Nomar

Nomar — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 13:07:09 +0000

I just have to wait 2 weeks, than i can join PPP, hope they will allow me and my blog