Reviewme, SponsoredReviews or Payperpost?

[timarcher52]

I saw an old thread that had some questions and answered posted about people's thoughts on Reviewme, SponsoredReviews and Payperpost.

What are your thoughts on the three sites? I was debating on getting a ReviewMe account that I can periodically review items with, but not sure if that site or Sponsored Reviews is the way to go.

Any thoughts or comments?

I was thinking if I could do a couple reviews a month to make a few extra bucks, it'd at least pay for the hosting charges of my blog. Plus I'd be able to objectively look at some new products or services that I probably would never look at anyways, so I'd learn something new!

Tim

[kiviniar]

Out of experience with the networks:

ReviewMe: 1/5 (Limited opportunities and also nil most of the times if you do not have a popular blog)

SponsoredReviews: 4.5/5 ( Lots of opportunities to choose from)

Payperpost: 4/5 (Quite a few opportunities, however as they have a larger inventory of bloggers the opportunities fill up within seconds)

5/5 (It's heaven if you are a US based blogger, multiple opportunities to choose from)

[sizzler_chetan]

Out of the 3 you mentioned, i had some good experience with sponsoredreviews but not that good with the other 2 especially ppp.

[Cynthiab]

I tried Payperpost and it quickly made me crazy. I found the instructions for the post were not all that clear. Then days later my post was rejected. I fixed one issue, it was rejected again - all for things I didn't understand. There's no real support that I could find and I decided to walk away.

[veikoh]

PayPerPost are incompetente liers. Here is their stupid answer to my request:
"Thank you for your blog submission! Unfortunately, we are unable to approve your entry because your blog's content is not original. With a random sample of your posts, all were copied and pasted directly from another online source. We cannot let these types of blogs in our Marketplace. Sorry But, feel free to use PPP Direct and the Affiliate tools! Thank you!"
and they haven't yet answered me where in the net they have seen my articles and who have copied those that I can start legal proceedings against those. Maybe they have think that my article Getting arrested being a terrorist « Veiko Herne – lifetime entrepreneur with adventurous soul is copied from some source?
Anyway, I will have to go to court with that issue as BBC filed crimial case agains me "causing stress and anxiety" with some of my articles.
I could file a criminal case against PayPerPost causing "stress and anxiety" with their lies. What will happen is that the Police will shut down their service and will take all the equipment to investigate which can take a year.

[timarcher52]

Can anyone share some links to reviews they've done for the various services, and if you wouldnt mind, tell us what you were payed to write the article?

I'd just like to see what these paid reviews look like from real people.

Thanks!!

[ffnstuff]

Originally Posted by veikoh

PayPerPost are incompetente liers. Here is their stupid answer to my request:
"Thank you for your blog submission! Unfortunately, we are unable to approve your entry because your blog's content is not original. With a random sample of your posts, all were copied and pasted directly from another online source. We cannot let these types of blogs in our Marketplace. Sorry But, feel free to use PPP Direct and the Affiliate tools! Thank you!"
and they haven't yet answered me where in the net they have seen my articles and who have copied those that I can start legal proceedings against those. Maybe they have think that my article Getting arrested being a terrorist « Veiko Herne – lifetime entrepreneur with adventurous soul is copied from some source?
Anyway, I will have to go to court with that issue as BBC filed crimial case agains me "causing stress and anxiety" with some of my articles.
I could file a criminal case against PayPerPost causing "stress and anxiety" with their lies. What will happen is that the Police will shut down their service and will take all the equipment to investigate which can take a year.

They told me this twice, and I continued to ask what they were talking about.

They finally told me I had the content the same as http://mydomain.com and http://www.mydomain.com so i wasn't allowed in on a certain blog.

[berryliciousme]

Among the three, I am a member of Sponsoredreviews only. It's not that bad, there are lots of opportunities but sometimes advertisers does not respond to your bid right away, which is understandable since there are lots of other bloggers too.

[thenetfool]

I was taking a look into these three resources as well. I did not qualify yet for ReviewMe, but is their any difference in how much these websites pay for each blog post? I know ad-to-ad may be different, but are there some services that generally give you a more premium price tag on sponsored postings?

[kiviniar]

Originally Posted by timarcher52

Can anyone share some links to reviews they've done for the various services, and if you wouldnt mind, tell us what you were payed to write the article?

I'd just like to see what these paid reviews look like from real people.

Thanks!!

I guess that most people would not like to have their paid reviews diclosed

With Sponsored Reviews I have made a maximum of $20 for a post, with PPP I reached a maximum of $45 and havent done a single review for ReviewMe.

I have crossed the 1K mark with PPP and somehow I have had the best experience with them.

They do reject post for non compliance, but it just takes a while to fix them.

I haven't had a single rejection at PPP.

If you are a US based blogger, then PPP is a goldmine for you.

I was taking a look into these three resources as well. I did not qualify yet for ReviewMe, but is their any difference in how much these websites pay for each blog post?

The prices depend on many variables.

The opportunities you get will directly corelated to the popularity of your blog in terms of traffic and link popularity