Become a PayPerPost Affiliate!

[PPPAKE]

If you don't want to be a PayPerPost blogger you can still take advantage of our Affiliate program. The PayPerPost affiliate program offers web marketers a variety of tools to maximize the ROI of your web real estate. Choose the right combination of buttons, text, and forms that best convert for you.

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[Bloggeries]

I'm seeing PayPerPost everywhere on the net. Looks like your promotions are working!

Originally Posted by PPPAKE

If you don't want to be a PayPerPost blogger you can still take advantage of our Affiliate program. The PayPerPost affiliate program offers web marketers a variety of tools to maximize the ROI of your web real estate. Choose the right combination of buttons, text, and forms that best convert for you.

To become an Affiliate sign-up here.

[PPPAKE]

Thanks! We certainly appreciate the feedback!

Originally Posted by Bloggeries

I'm seeing PayPerPost everywhere on the net. Looks like your promotions are working!

[Bloggeries]

How is your PPP doing and how were the tradeshows?

[Cowboytf]

The affiliate program is awesome at PPP, however, none of my 40 something signups have completed and had approved their first post. I actually find this odd. Out of ALL those people (since June) have not completed even 1..whatever. I just don't buy it.

[Bloggeries]

You'd think one would of converted by now. Has it all been through your blogs or have you been advertising in other methods as well?

I had a banner promoting a company similar to this one for a while with what I considered very poor results.

[Cowboytf]

I've referred people from forums, blogs and have used banners & text links. There's acutally a thread about this at PPP. Apparently I'm not the only one who hasn't had any conversions...makes you wonder??

[Bloggeries]

Definitely does as I would of assumed the conversion ratio could be as bad as 1 in 25 or so for this targeted project but 0 in 40 isn't looking so good.

That being said "bloggers" as a whole in my opinion aren't the most likely types to spend on advertising. Different this was a travel website and referring travel agencies looking for more business.

[BloggerMann]

I thought I would give PayPerPost a try. I started on the 23rd of Oct.

I have 5 posts now on one of my PR3 sites.

Because I am new to PPP I have to make at least 10 posts that are accepted before I can add another blog.

The blog I started with has very few offerings in PPP so it may take me some time before I can add my other blogs.

I should know in a couple of weeks whether PPP is worth it or not.

[Bloggeries]

Please keep us updated and I heard the prices being offered are quite low like 10-30$ type thing?