This post sponsored by PayPerPost
Everybody wants to make money on the Interne. Many think they’ll do it by blogging, but the bloggers that actually make a living at it usually leverage their blog to make the big bucks. The blog itself is just a means to an end. Even with that being the case, there are a few ways to make a little money on even the smallest of blogs. PayPerPost is one of those ways.
PayPerPost Beta 3.6953
The old PPP site actually has a more social feel to it. The home page shows various stats about your account like how many posts you’ve done and how much money you’ve made. You can see, at a glance, what opportunities are paying out the most and which opportunities are featured. You will also find the top earners, featured blog of the day, and the latest posts from the Izea blog.
PayPerPost v4.0 Alpha
PayPerPost v4.0 is the new alpha version of the popular pay-to-post site run by Izea. The new design looks really nice, but there are not many opportunities currently available. This is understandable since the new site hasn’t been live that long. The post you’re currently reading is the only opp I saw available.
It’s very basic right now. All of the features that exist on the original PPP site are nowhere to be found. You can’t even access a link to the referral program or the PPP Tools code that allows you to accept direct posts from advertisers.
One thing that caught my eye in the new interface is what seem to be more flexible pay options:
I have had reservations about participating with sites like PayPerPost because of the whole credibility thing, but you guys already told me you’d still love me if I PayPerPost and, well, I got kids to feed.
How do you feel about bloggers getting paid to write posts about specific topics? Do you get paid to post? If not, go sign up and let’s get this gas money.