Paid To Blog

I received a blogging assignment from Link Worth today. This is my second assignment.

After reporting my completed work, I was just browsing their web site when I noticed their blog post about LinkWorth jobs.

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How it works:
Link Nerve has a database of merchants. They will browse through the blogs of Blogitive members. If they find a certain word that might be relevant to their website, then they will ask the blogger an offer to link that word to their (merchant) website and pay the blogger.

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What happened to WritingUp.com? Does anyone know? It used to be quite a big paid-to-blog site, very similar to this one. It had many users and was said to draw lots of traffic. Then I had heard of them having some trouble... something related to stolen content, I think, or perhaps violations of Google Adsense rules. At that point, I had abandoned my blog that I had there.

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Stop searching for sponsors to your blogs. Let them find you. Yes, advertisers look for relevant blogs to promote their product or service.

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I've been doing quite a few paid to blog posts and I've found the programs do pay. I have a few other blogs which are registered with them and although I don't get many offers it helps to make some money from blogging. But I don't know if it is such a good idea. I'm a member of Smorty, PayPerPost, Blogitive, Blosvertise, Loud Launch and others. You can check my Mailboxmoney blog at blogger for more information and read how it all works Mailboxmoney http://mailboxmoney.blogspot.com.

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The name blogsitter is suggestive so I won't elaborate much on it.

I think this is the first of a kind and definitely unique. How I really wished for such a service whenever I go on vacation or busy otherwise.

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Someone left a comment on the bottom of my blog and it had a link in the bottom of it. Of'course being the curious person that I am , I had to click on it. What I found was another site just like bloggerparty.com. Now, I like bloggerparty.com but like most bloggers, I can't help but to add myself to another blog. So what did I do? I joined up to start blogging there too. They even have a points system to where you can actually make more money by earning points. In order to do this with the points, you have to have referrals underneith you. Sound cool yet? Well, it is. If you would like to join, just click on the big fat link below and have fun blogging away.

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I have been trying to connect Barbie world to the other side of me. Can I? or is it too much of an impossible task. Its May 2007 and I have passed again a month of disappointments. I hope I don't get much of months like my April this year, well again, its up to me to control it.

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Hi everyone, just want to inform all of you that Blogfeast and WritingUp are back. I know a lot of people will be happy.

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I express my gratitude to a fellow blogger at highfivez.com for giving me an introduction to Bloggerwave.

Actually I spend some time in highfivez daily because of some quality posts and bloggers. It is a good place for blogs to get traffic.

Being a pro blogger, I am already doing blogging assignments for five U.S. companies. So I was curious to find out what bloggerwave can offer to me.

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Completing my latest assignment from blogitive, I clicked on the title of my blog post in one of my several approved blogs to retrieve the permalink.

Habitually, my eyes went down on the footer to see what ads from Google appeared. I do this always to check the relevancy of the ad to my blog content. If I see relevant ads, then I pat myself for the good work because I know how Google algorithm works ( to some extent).

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Only today morning I subscribed to a Google Alert service on topic 'Paid to blog'.

Just after a few hours, I received an alert from Google from which I came to know about Sponsored Reviews which is like Pay per post and blogitive pays bloggers to make a blog post about their clients' website.

I have been blogging since 2005 and I have been supported by other such players in the field that include Blogitive.com, Loudlaunch.com, pay per post, Blogsvertise and a few more.

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I read somewhere about a new way of selling your blog content to Scoopt.

The method seems to be simple where no direct selling is required.
Just register yourself in their website, confirm your email, log in and add your blogs in your profile from the members’ area.

When you have done that, the system directs you to another page from where you are asked to copy a HTML code which turns to be for a small button.

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Nowadays, blogging is like everyday routine. Initially, I blog totally for fun, to share my everyday happening, or something that's interesting to my friends, especially those that in other countries and away from me.

I start blogging since early 2006. And only recently that I found out that actually many people out there are blogging for money.

Wow, this is totally a new and exciting concept for me. I too actively blog for money and duplicate the success of others. I always believe, if others can do it, so can I. What we need is merely a sincere heart to learn.

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I've been using blogitive for a few weeks now and I really like it, so I decided to venture out in the world of paid blogging and see what else I could find. Blogsvertise is what I found, so I've signed up and my blogs have been approved, but there are no tasks for me to complete.

I'm wondering if this is because I'm new to their company or do they just not have much work to give me? If a

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