PayPerPost – Earn $$$ By Blogging
I am sure you have noticed some new posts that cropped up recently on my blog, on topics that I usually won’t blog here. In the interest of full disclosure, such posts are actually sponsored posts from the PayPerPost network. Basically, what you do is to respond to “opportunities” posted by advertisers in the PayperPost marketplace by blogging. Then you submit your post for review.
If your post is accepted, you will be paid for the amount offered. As simple as that!
I have been on the system for about a week now. So far did three posts only; however, all three have been accepted and I will be paid! Here are the details (click for bigger image).
Your blog will be categorise based on some criteria, so not every opportunities will be available to you. However, I found that if you take advantage of whatever opportunities that you are eligible for, you can earn quite a tidy sum for it.
I am pretty excited about the programme, and intend to launch it on my other blogs once I am qualified for it (I need to have 10 accepted posts before I can add another blog into my account). Right now, I will just add in two PayPerPost features on this site:
PayPerPost Direct
This simply means I can now accept offers directly from readers on this site! Right now I am thinking of doing such review posts at US$10 per post. If you are interested in this, you just need to click on this link, or click on the banner on the sidebar. Hiring me to review your website/business/service/products is that simple 
PayPerPost Referral
If you own a blog, has some decent amount of readership and would like to earn some money like I do, you can sign up for a PayPerPost account. The process is quite simple to follow. You can follow this link to sign up (and you’ll be my referred member 
), and the system will tell you what to do. If somehow you are stuck, leave me a comment on this post, or contact me directly, so that I can help you out.
Right now I no longer have any available opportunities (boo!), but I am sure something will come along shortly.
The name is Razlan. ("Are you a Malay?") Nope, I am part Kadazan and part Chinese. You can call me Raz, or Russ if you fancy. Never call me Lan, or I’ll punch you. A Malaysian now in his thirties, I have studied and worked in Singapore for ten years and now living in Hong Kong since mid-2009. Generally addicted to good books, great holidays and awesome blogs. And I love my IXUS. I bring her everywhere I go.
