More on Paid Posts
September 3rd 2007 20:30
Rather to my surprise, I haven’t written about payu2blog on this site as a place where you can earn money for doing a paid post - or blog advertising, as some call it.
I’ve been writing for this site for some time, and find them top class in every way. They began by emailing you your assignments - it seems only a few months ago. But then they got their site up and running, and though it loads up a bit slowly, it works, and your assignments come through ready-made at a reasonable rate of knots, and they pay you within a week. What more could you want from a paid post company?
None of the waiting around that some other companies insist on - like payperpost, who make you wait a whole month before they pay you. (And their site is even slower to load up, in spite of all the fuss they make about themselves.)
None of that lack of assignments, like some other (otherwise decent) sites, such as Bloggingads, and Blogitive, both of whom I still write for, even though they never seem to have enough assignments to go around. And Blogitive has got more and more full of rules. This is a pity as it was virtually the first site I wrote for, so it holds a bit of sentimental value for me.
And payu2blog doesn’t promise a lot and then vanish off the face of the earth, as some other sites (I won’t mention names) have done.
So, if you’re interested in paid posts, give them a try.
I’ve been writing for this site for some time, and find them top class in every way. They began by emailing you your assignments - it seems only a few months ago. But then they got their site up and running, and though it loads up a bit slowly, it works, and your assignments come through ready-made at a reasonable rate of knots, and they pay you within a week. What more could you want from a paid post company?
None of the waiting around that some other companies insist on - like payperpost, who make you wait a whole month before they pay you. (And their site is even slower to load up, in spite of all the fuss they make about themselves.)
None of that lack of assignments, like some other (otherwise decent) sites, such as Bloggingads, and Blogitive, both of whom I still write for, even though they never seem to have enough assignments to go around. And Blogitive has got more and more full of rules. This is a pity as it was virtually the first site I wrote for, so it holds a bit of sentimental value for me.
And payu2blog doesn’t promise a lot and then vanish off the face of the earth, as some other sites (I won’t mention names) have done.
So, if you’re interested in paid posts, give them a try.
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