I don't know about you, but I like the idea of work coming to me, over my having to chase it always.
Today I want to discuss one of the paid blogging sites. Blogvertise.
Now, I got started with Blogvertise some time ago and found that opportunities to do paid posts were limited. I hung in there, however, and as my blogs have grown, so too the amount of paid posts that I'm contacted to do by Blogvertise.
Did I say contacted? Yes, that's right. Blogvertise sends me an e-mail when they want me to do a paid post.
I really like this concept: work coming to me. As time has gone by, the payment amounts have increased, too.
I like blogging for Blogvertise. Posts are short--a couple of paragraphs--(100 words or more)and you insert simple links with anchor text.
You set up a User Profile with your picture, you submit a blog/blogs, and, if you are a Blogger blogger, you are set to go. Blogvertise is no longer approving Wordpress accounts because Wordpress deletes blogs with paid content on them.
Blogvertise is another site that allows you to earn income from your blog.
If you haven't done so already check out Blogvertise, and soon, you may be earning additional income from your blog.
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hi! i've read in your hubpages article that you're into printnpost. i've already signed up there. i just want to ask if you can also post the article you've made in your own site/blog.
ReplyDeletei'm starting to admire you! you seem to be so dedicated in what you do.
im a full-time mom, enthusiastically seeking a spot in freelance writing. i really have no idea about it and your blog posts are just providing me so much info.
thanks a lot!
Hi Maicel,
ReplyDeleteWow! What nice comments.
I used to double-post but there are a couple of reasons not to. You might diminish search engine traffic and earnings. I've found my earnings have increased when I use original material.
Also, if you are monetizing, you can run into trouble with Google, or so I've heard. AdSense earnings are such that it isn't worth it to be banned from that particular income stream.
If you want to publish ppp's you can do so if you are doing this with hard copy material.
For the Internet, however, you are probably best to stick to sole submission.
Thanks again and all the best with your writing.