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Originally Posted by dragonden
The person didn't read the TOS obviously.
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Actually I did read the TOS when I joined PPP. Then the TOS changed...
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Originally Posted by dragonden
Bloggers working with PPP must either have site wide disclosure or must declare that a post is sponsored at post level. She or he had three days to correct the error in the post (which was that his/her disclosure was on a single page and not site wide or in the post). That's why their post disappeared. They didn't make the correction.
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Actually I had site wide disclosure but it wasn't labeled the way PPP liked it (said "about healthspanblog.com" instead of "disclosure") and still had a post rejected (it eventually vanished). I
made the change but PPP screwed up - nothing new there.
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Originally Posted by dragonden
I didn't check to see what that blogs PR and other ranks were, but even if they were a PR 0 they should have made more than $29 in 6 months! There's always lots of posting opportunities available if you are willing to do them, so he or she could have made at least $15 a day on that blog if he or she was really interested in making money - $15 a day x 6 months is $2,700! I based that on the lowest paid posts which are $5 each but many pay more than that, so that person could have made even more money than that with with a bit of work. (or have done fewer posts and still made good money) It's not that hard. |
The blog in question is a
PR 4 blog. Now if I were willing to blog about whatever random crap I found on PPP I could have made more money. But
this is a health blog. I only blog about health stuff on there. It seems like the only blogs that make money on PPP are the ones that have no niche.
$2,700 in 6 months? That still sucks. Especially when you factor in the time it would take me to do 3 blog posts / day.