Agnivo Roy

I guess most informed bloggers who prefer to keep themselves updated with the latest happenings have heard about PPP or PayPerPost by now. They are a paid blog ads agency which is growing at a huge pace.

Currently PPP is one of the most reputable and established paid posting agency which helps generate consumer powered backlinks and content resulting in higher traffic, organic SEO rankings, good brand awareness and better ROI to online advertisers.

Registered bloggers with approved blogs are able to undertake opportunities available on the PPP marketplace depending upon the criteria set by the advertiser. The blogger writes as instructed in the opportunity and if approved, gets compensation for it. So,this is a win-win situation for all the parties involved.

I came across PayPerPost about a month ago and registered with this blog. Blog approval takes a few days and after its done, one can browse through the marketplace and take qualified opportunities. Their site design and functionality is impressive, but their site speed is kinda slow and takes huge time to load sometimes.

An average blog (in terms of traffic and SE ranking, etc.) can mostly opt for opportunities that fall in the $5 to $15 range. Established blogs with good traffic and PR have access to high-paying opps. It is suggested that blogger reads their TOS carefully before registering with them and taking the opps; as any error may get your blog or post rejected and asked to correct the same. This wastes time and effort for both PPP and you. Post review takes usually 7 to 10 days on average though they officially claim 48-72 hours.

I took my first opportunity on Mar 08, 07. Did about 10 other blog postings till date that are about to be compensated (30 days hold). If bloggers take this seriously, a decent extra income can be earned every month. Personally, I feel bloggers should Sign Up with PPP as they are reputable and offers an extra source to monetize their blogs.

I’ll continue to take opps at PPP in the future and blog about them here; but I’d not be biased as they are sponsored posts. I believe in freedom of expression as you all do; so I’ll always try to present by best opinion and thoughts about them. Seems like the extra earnings from PayPerPost will enable me to easily pay for a VPS and promote my sites every month. This is just a start, so it’s unwise to share how much I made with PPP. My earnings will increase as time progresses. Cheers and happy blogging!