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miércoles, 24 de noviembre de 2010

Making money through Social commenting Spark products

Today I think it is uncontested that have the force bloggers worldwide. They can be online currents of opinion to rise or raise a product but also can knock down and make companies lose thousands of dollars.

Supposedly the strength of bloggers comes from the impartiality of their comments. This, however, has been threatened by a number of services that are offering cash to bloggers to comment, post or articles of specific products.

This is the case with Social Spark is a site where you can make money by commenting on articles about products or services.

The X makes you want to talk about your product Z then gives money to the blogger to do so to gain publicity with it. To avoid surprising the reader notes that Social Spark must indicate that the article with the comments made to product review or article which has received money.

Such a warning, however, may go unnoticed by the reader if done so in disguise.

Personally I do not agree with such systems because you lose all objectivity and I think so utterly dishonest. In the little that is available to me I always fought for instance, when someone recommends a product and does not say you are getting an affiliate commission for that recommendation.

In any case I leave the Social Spark data if anyone is interested in making money in such manner as it eventually if you make clear and prominent warning that the item is paid will outweigh any criticism but I guess that would frighten readers a website or blog.

Payperpost.com get paid for blogging

Do you know the great method of charging for post: PayPerPost?

PayPerPost was one of the first sponsored post system for bloggers.

As it works, simple, just need to sign up and enlist the blogs or available to us and talked about certain specific issues such as tourism, technology, advertising, etc.

Companies (advertisers) are interested the details of your site and if this is relevant positioning of the hires you for recommending them to talk (usually) their products, services, companies, etc.


Other system simlares to Pay Per Post and ReviewMe are Zync and both work the same with different Zync is only for sites in Spanish.


This type of system to actually rethink the bloggers and / or editors on the credibility of his writing and "independent journalism" (for giving a name), the truth is that I used these systems and how to counteract this is simply typing the that one is interested !!!!!, is, you write what you want and what you know, and also get paid for it !!!!!!

PayPerPost, a new business idea¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

PayPerPost is a new business idea, a system that relies on advertising and the bloggers.


Advertisers are interested in announcing a new product, launching a chance to blog about the product. Interested bloggers can write about the product concerned by the advertiser and the assess and review PayPerPost.


Bloggers write the post in your blog, and I pay for post after holding that article in his blog for 30 days. The content of the post must be unique, no changes can be 4 other post you've seen out there and should be written in English. You can get up to $ 10 per post.

In the list of opportunities we have the items / products on which to blog and requirements, whether to link to the advertiser, the minimum number of words, if you need photography or not, etc..


A Mashable people did not like anything the idea, say it is a good way to lose credibility as a blogger, but each is free or not to publish these articles.


Updated: Seeing the commotion that is riding on this news I want to make clear my opinion.


It seems perfect to unleash new ideas, everyone is free to write whatever he wants on his blog.


"We were shocked because they want to buy our views?, Not look at it this way, if we are impartial, do not look any different to comment on a product that we have given away, about a project in which we are linked or company of which we are shareholders. I think the blogger's credibility is not given by the number of ads you have on the page, if not his ethics, and for this a simple disclaimer is sufficient.