Writing a paid post is perhaps one of the most straight forward ways to earn some revenue from blogging.
The way a paid post works has changed much; after reaching mutual agreement with advertisers, you write about them, they pay you. And if there is a middle man company involved, they take cut.
Most middle man company provides marketplace for advertisers to look for publishers, vice versa.
If you firmly believe that writing pay post is one good way to revenue from your blog, here’s a list of web services that pays you to write for them. This list will be updated periodically, so if you have a paid post service, I’ve missed out I’d like to add them to the list. Necessary credits will be given.
1. Squidoo
Every lens carries Google AdSense ads. Those are used to generate royalties for the whole co-op (ie, everyone gets a cut). If you want to increase your direct royalties, though, you should consider adding commercial modules that the visitors to your lenses will appreciate.
2. Wise bread
WiseBread.com is one of the top 5 personal finance blogs. They give bloggers 100% of the advertising revenue they earn on their blog posts.
3. Weblogs Inc
With weblogs Inc you'll get paid to blog about subjects you love.
4. Helium
Earn a share of the advertising money earned here at Helium. If you write well, and write often, you earn even more recognition and reward.
5. Digital Journal
Unlike most websites where bloggers post for free (and the company takes in all the ad revenue), DigitalJournal.com shares a portion of its advertising revenue with all Citizen Journalists.
With an always-growing cash pool, every single Citizen Journalist gets a chance to compete for a share of the cash pot. The more you contribute, the more you earn.
6. Sponsored Reviews
Earn cash by writing honest reviews about our advertiser’s products and services. Write reviews in your own tone and style, and gear them to your audience’s interest.
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