PayPerPost: Get Paid to Write

In fact payperpost service is widely used by many bloggers because of its ease of use. The concept is simple… Blogger writes posts linking to an advertisers website, stated on the advertisers guidelines for the post, and after the post has been live for 30 days online, the blogger gets paid thorughpayperpost via paypal. Payperpost act as an intermediary agent between the blogger and the advertiser… After the sign up, you can search through a list of available opportunities, make a blog posting about it, get your content approved, and get paid. It’s that simple. There are some requirements to be eligible to get paid for your posts though:

• They only accept bloggers. Not websites, forums, or other web publications.
• The content must be written in English. Although the service is available internationally.
• Content must be original.
• Blog must be 30 days old at least…
• Blogs must have a chronological archive to verify age. Categorical only archives will not be accepted to their system.
• Blogs submitted to the marketplace may not include or support: excessive profanity, violence, or racial intolerance, illicit drugs or drug paraphernalia, pornography, adult or mature content, or any other content that promotes intolerance, illegal activity, or infringes on the legal rights of others.

What I dont’ like with this service is they do not allow inline advertising in your blog (such as Kontera, Adbrite Intext, etc…). Plus they do not allow vlogs (video logs) and photologs to their system either and also blogs whose entries are made up entirely of song lyrics, quotes, poems, online quizzes/surveys, information directories, or other such lists that do not constitute written entries, blogs with more than one contributor/author (community blogs) and “Blog for money” community blogs such as BlogCharm, BloggerParty and WritingUp.com can not benefit from this service. The payment is made through paypal.