By now, most bloggers might have heard of PayPerPost’s new segmentation system which awards bloggers with high traffic blogs who gets the chance to take up opportunities paying as much as US$1000 for a single post!
Personally, I think the segmentation system benefits not only advertisers but good popular blogs as well. Advertisers has the option to set some criterias such as the minimum page rank and Alexa ranking that blogs must meet before bloggers may take their opportunities. Thus it enables advertisers to offer qualified blogs more attractive payments. While this is no doubt good news to bloggers with mighty and high traffic blogs, will those with lower ranking blogs see it as a big blow as they could only watch higher paying opportunities go by? I guess instead of seeing it in a negative way, one could strive harder on writing quality contents to boost their blogs popularity and ranking.
Eventhough my blog is not one of those high and mighty ones, there are opportunities from PayPerPost that I could take up every now and then. Whether your blog has low or high traffic, PayPerPost rewards all bloggers alike. I am just grateful to be given the chance to make some pocket money by blogging about anything under the sun.
PayPerPost strictly requires a disclosure for sponsored posts which I think is only fair as I would like visitors to my blog know for sure if a particular blog entry is sponsored and that I am getting paid for it.
PayPerPost also charges only 35% service fee unlike ReviewMe that charges a 100% markup. This simply means that qualified blogs would be able to get higher paying opportunities from PayPerPost more often and get to keep most of the money.
