Almost every blogger in the world knows about PayPerPost. Unlike all other blog advertising websites, PayPerPost is different in a way that it can track blogs based on pagerank and traffic.

PayPerPost sees to it that blogs should have at least 10 posts within 30 days. PayPerPost also makes sure that blogs remain active for the past 7 days before approving posts. And each post must have an interval of posts that are not sponsored meaning PayPerPost wants that blogs should maintain its content based on its niche and not just blogging to get paid.

Once you blog has been approved, an initial opportunity is ready for you to write on. This opportunity is of course is to write about PayPerPost. PayPerPost pays bloggers $20 for that initial opportunity.

For continuing opportunities, you should complete it within 6 hours so that other bloggers cannot take those opportunities from you. It is a first come, first serve basis. Read carefully for the guidelines of the opportunity that you have chosen so that your post will surely be approved.

After a month, PayPerPost will check if your approved posts are still accessible online and pay you directly through Paypal. This is so much better than the captivating Capiz seo contest.

Other than that, PayPerPost has other options for you to earn from them. The options are:

• Referral Program - $15 per refferal who has one approved post. Why don’t you join with me by clicking the banner below? This does not mean that I want to make more money because of your referral. If you think that this post can help you, why not give a little love to thank me for writing this post?

• Reviews for your post - $7.50 when a postie gets paid. Yes, we both get paid from it. Do you want to review my post? Go ahead.

• Sign-up Forms - same with the referral program. $15 for posties and $25 for advertisers.

• PayPerPost Direct - advertisers can easily connect with you outside PayPerPost. I am always open for advertsing.

Now that you know what PayPerPost is all about, keep writing until you have 10 approved posts so that you can be able to add your other blogs. More blogs means more opportunities and the higher the pagerank, the higher you can earn. Take note that is it best if you have your own domain so that your blog will not be disabled. Free-hosted blogs especially that are hosted by Wordpress (yourname.wordpress.com) are not accepted on PayPerPost.

Below is a detailed information of my earnings for the month of May - June 2008. I did not get opportunities after since my blog’s pagerank dropped. I was writing for PayPerPost very often rather than maintaining my blog’s niche. It is still worth it though. After a few months, I can already remove the links from previous posts and be able to stand on my feet again. I have learned a lesson that I should take time writing original content so that I would not loose opportunities from PayPerPost.

Total earnings = $115.25