Sage Blogger: My Two Cents About Pay Per Post Direct
AndyBeard
· 2 years ago
Hi Vlad
I should point out that the PayPerPost Direct review I did was a free review. Paid reviews where I have the material available I go to the same level of depth.
I have moaned about the quality of the landing pages for the RMP units myself, and you will notice I have actually removed the button for now. I have a lot of clicks and only you signed up. You are a regular reader, so it isn't a good judgement of the conversion, and based on the problems you had afterwards with the signup process, I am sure that normal bloggers with less experience would have a horrible time.
AndyBeard
· 2 years ago
I just clicked you button, it looks like they have improved their landing page at least. It used to be just a form.
Chee Kui
· 2 years ago
Nice review Vlad :)
Yea, I think PP Direct is gonna be a better way to monetize our blogs. And in the same time it will let advertiser avoid paying too much for the markup from third party.
Vlad
· 2 years ago
@Andy.
In my opinion the problem was after you went through the landing page. I remember signing up and they saying to myself "And now what do I do?". Lets hope the entire process had improved.
@ Chee I agree, the 10% markup puts PPP ahead of the competition.
Matt Keegan
· 2 years ago
I made $1300 from PPP across 7 blogs in April, but I probably won't make $500 this month. That's okay, as even making some money is better than no money.
Give it time --- your earnings will rise if you frequent the site. Some days I don't bother, but there are other days when I end up being the top blogger netting more than $100 for my effort.
Vlad
· 2 years ago
@Matt
Well done. If I were to make $1300 a month I would have to write 24/7... With kinds of offers available to me at this time...
flanture
· 2 years ago
Hi, I don't think it's hard to make $1300 a month if you have 7 blogs. I have only 1 blog and with reviewme I made $40 in a week, and my blog is new. Simple math shows that with 1 "better" blog you can make $200 a month pretty easy. With 7? It's already $1400.
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I should point out that the PayPerPost Direct review I did was a free review.
Paid reviews where I have the material available I go to the same level of depth.
I have moaned about the quality of the landing pages for the RMP units myself, and you will notice I have actually removed the button for now. I have a lot of clicks and only you signed up. You are a regular reader, so it isn't a good judgement of the conversion, and based on the problems you had afterwards with the signup process, I am sure that normal bloggers with less experience would have a horrible time.
Yea, I think PP Direct is gonna be a better way to monetize our blogs. And in the same time it will let advertiser avoid paying too much for the markup from third party.
In my opinion the problem was after you went through the landing page. I remember signing up and they saying to myself "And now what do I do?". Lets hope the entire process had improved.
@ Chee
I agree, the 10% markup puts PPP ahead of the competition.
Give it time --- your earnings will rise if you frequent the site. Some days I don't bother, but there are other days when I end up being the top blogger netting more than $100 for my effort.
Well done. If I were to make $1300 a month I would have to write 24/7... With kinds of offers available to me at this time...
I don't think it's hard to make $1300 a month if you have 7 blogs. I have only 1 blog and with reviewme I made $40 in a week, and my blog is new. Simple math shows that with 1 "better" blog you can make $200 a month pretty easy. With 7? It's already $1400.