Anyone used Blogitive or PayPerPost?

Seems fair enough to me.

 

pretty clever guy You should give blogger 1 dollar to write shit about him instead. i will take away the post thanks cheryl

 

I've just done a recent update to blogsvertise experience in my blog. Not too shabby.

 

Regardless, he performed his end of the bargain, and per agreement he was supposed to paid. It's one thing to request the blog entry to be deleted, it's an entirely differnent thing to not pay what him for the time he put in for the deal that was agreed upon. Any worthwhile company eats the costs on this one.

 

yes true thats what i said before as well. Its like Google do not get paid and they do not pay you.

 

Both sound good. From an advertiser's perspective, which one is better - Blogitive or PayPerPost?

 

Out of the two i would say payperpost, since you can choose the type of blogs where u want to be advertised.

 

off course payper post is much better but you can choose as well but they have more advertisers off course.

 

Oh boy, PPP doesn't accept Paypal as a payment option

 

PPP pays bloggers via PayPal and accepts AMEX/Discover/Mastercard/VISA from advertisers. Note that PayPal Plus card is accepted everywhere Mastercard is (so they say).

 

You can easily make a good amount of money with PPP. Check out a third party review:

http://www.johnchow.com/most-profitable-ad-network-for-a-low-traffic-blog/

Colleen has actually now earned nearly $6k in 6 months.

 

Look for segmentation in the coming weeks.

 

Fantastic - looking forward to the continued evolution at PPP.

 

Can anyone tell me please...

Do people use these outfits to 'create a buzz'?

Can the small time operator do this too (commission them to promote for you)?

What about the ethics invovled? i.e. creating a false sense of interest for commercial purposes. Is there anyway to let people know that this is a paid for service or ad/promo campaign?

 

reviewme insists on full disclosure. PPP is not as strict.

 

PPP requires disclosure and, unlike ReviewMe and others, allows you (the marketer) to specify specific disclosure language to satisfy your corporate or industry guidelines. For example, Dell has developed a corporate-wide disclosure policy that meets all WOMMA guidelines and PayPerPost's review process can make adherence much easier than cutting multiple one-off blogger deals.

 

In PPP, when you create a new opportunity, there is an option to select Post Type. There are 3 options - Review, Buzz, Opinion. Which one, do you think, will bring the best results?

 

Are you trying to promote your Myth website? I would go with Buzz.

 

Not the myth site, right now. It is a movie DVDRip related site that has absolutely unique content, infact it is the one and the only site I know of it's kind.

 

Yeah lets see whats the segmentation says i am still waiting for the day that you not have to click and then see ohhh only PR 7 blogs

You know the CEO is on the forum now so be nice hahah