Showing posts with label pay per post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pay per post. Show all posts

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Pay Per Post direct

This post is sponsored by Pay Per Post. So far I have made $27.50 from them, which is pretty good money (well it pays for the web hosting and then some).

So now they have another way to make even more money. If you want to put an advert on your site you have a few choices. You can take someone else's ad and hope that it matches with your site, while the advertiser doesn't pay so much, since it doesn't really fit the site.

OR you can find an advertiser who wants to be on your site and will pay you for advertising. Doing this is quite difficult because you and they have to trust each other and work out a system.

However, PPP can help you with this. They will arrange all that for you, and still give you most of the money. PPP Direct cuts out the massive overhead. While their competitors charge 50-100% markup and keep up to half your money, PPP Direct only charges a 10% fee, 5% of which goes to transaction fees for PayPal and credit card processing.

Check out the details here:
http://blog.payperpost.com/2007/05/part-one-of-birdo-release.html

Watch the overview video:
http://blog.payperpost.com/2007/05/payperpost-direct-overview.html

See it live in action:
http://andybeard.eu/

Pretty neat huh! Money for jam as my old grannie used to say.

This is a great new way for bloggers like you to keep the most amount of money possible while have the safety and security of an escrow-like service that will assure you get paid for your hard work.

Click here for a really great way to make money while blogging



Friday, June 15, 2007

Spy vs Spy

This blog entry has been sponsored by the kind people at Webroot Spy Sweeper (in conjunction with Pay Per Post).

I'm not such a good person to speak about internet security, because I'm always too nonchalant about the whole thing. I mean, anyone who wants to find out all my secrets just has to read this blog without having to snoop around my hard drive.

As a result (because the spy people do care a lot more than I do) I am always having to clean out my computer and get rid of all the spyware and other junk that crawls in there while I'm looking the other way.

Which is why anti-spyware is good news. Especially if it is the most award winning anti spyware stuff around. But what is really fun (if you want to be a super spy) is this little gadget to encipher or decipher code.

Copy this sequence:

SHX OGUONPR ZI RWP MAEJ ZUSBO-VCJSFPX OPKJCBLUSBP SGDURMPR

Then go to this website and paste it in.

http://www.secretcodebreaker.com/autokey.html

What does it say? Pretty cool huh!!

Webroot Spy Sweeper as the most viable option to kill Spyware, and should probably be on your computer. It is an excellent solution for all your spyware needs (and if you are anything like me, those needs are very great).


It even has neat packaging. Look at this:





Thanks for listening (well, reading actually)

Shabbat Shalom

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Making money with blogs

I have to be honest - one of the reasons that I started writing a blog was to try and make some money. I had read all these stories of bloggers earning 6 figure incomes, and I figured - why not me?

It is true that I enjoy blogging, and it is nice to think that there are also some people who read what I have to say. The feedback through comments and e-mails is great. I also hope that somehow through this blog and my other blogs (www.parshatshavua.blogspot.com and www.rabbisedley.com there is more Torah in the world (of cyberspace).

But it is nice to make money from it.

You will have noticed a button at the end of my posts with 'get paid to review this blog' - well you can. The nice people at Pay Per Post want to give you money to write stuff in your blog. Like this entry, for example. They will also pay you to review my blog on your blog.

It is really simple. You just click here ads on blogs and hopefully you will start earning money.

Since this is my first post for them, I will have to report back later on how good they are at customer service. But it is worth a try - right?