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Paid Blogging, So Far A Bust

Last month I wrote a blog on whether you can maintain an ethical perspective and review or recommend a product or site. Perhaps I should have also asked if those who supposedly pay you for these blogs actually have the ethics to pay you. Creamaid was where I signed up and for whom I wrote a blog. Near as I can tell, Creamaid is either defunct, fraudulent or grossly incompetent. (I know say what you mean.) I got butkus back from them, feedback, money, nada.

Maybe that means that my blog doesn’t draw enough folks but leaving me blow in the wind is just plain rude let alone incompetent. So I have done more research and I see that there are more sites out there that pay for reviews.

I am looking at Netrix , an internet marketing blog and clicked on an ad for sponsored reviews which took me to a blog called Everybody Go To.

Hyder who writes the blog reviewed Sponsored Reviews and Review Me. Hyder, (wonder why so few folks who blog use pseudonyms and or no last names) likes both of these paid for review vendors much better than Pay Per Post. I guess they have both paid him. Anyway, I will be trying these two and let you know what I think. Click here if you want a refresher on my initial blog on ethics and paid blogging. Obviously I feel you can have both ethics and get paid.

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