The Payperpost Direct Badge
What makes blogging interesting? Blogging is really a great hobby, anyone knows how to write journals, stories or reviews will really love this. Blogging could also be a form of communication to millions of internet surfers world wide. When you blog about something, your readers will have the chance to make a comment to your works, whether it’s a negative or a positive one it’s still good, because that means somebody is reading your blog.
Nowadays blogging has been a source for extra income, thousands of web marketers today are using blogs to extend their network to their readers or clients, they are placing it as part of their websites. There are plenty of way on how you can earn some cash out of your blogs, you can write a review for online products, you can offer text link or contextual advertisement, you can join affiliate marketing which is a good source of income, or you can get paid for a blog post or review by joining consumer generated advertising network like payperpost, reviewme, blogsvertise etc.
Payperpost recently launch their payperpost direct badge, it is a badge similar to the Reviewme, but there’s a huge difference between ppp and reviewme. They take as much as half of your money for doing very little. Unlike in Reviewme wherein they have a cut for as much as 100% of every transaction, meaning if you gain $200 their share is $100 so you only take home $100. That sucks! PPP direct actually cuts out the middleman or their part on your every transactions that are driven by your blog, and in return it gives you the bigger portion of the revenue. You can check out Andy Beard’s website to see the ppp direct in action.
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