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By: Tay

Tay — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 02:57:11 +0000

@Nikolai,

There's not really a minimum requirement, but more like a very reasonable set of points your blog must have to be considered quality. They show you the requirements when you sign up, but here are some of them:

Your blog must be at least 3 months old.
Your blog must contain at least 10 non-paid posts.
Your blog must maintain a ratio of 2:1 non-paid to paid content.
And blogs with extremely little traffic or links are rejected.

Those are basically the rules you must maintain to be accepted. There are a few more, but basically apply to the reviews you write, like not rudely insulting advertisers or not writing the reviews you accept, etc.

I think the requirements are very reasonable. Good luck! :)

By: NIkolai

NIkolai — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 02:08:14 +0000

I wonder what is the min requirement those companies have for a blog to be accepted into a program. What is it? PR? number of posts? Number of indexed by google pages?Thanks.

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By: Tay

Tay — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 10:01:53 +0000

@James Mann,

That’s sweet that you and your wife go on dinner dates with the money sponsored reviews earns you! If you decide to try out SponsoredReviews.com as well, I wish you the best of the luck. It’s proved to be great for me so far.

@Frank C,

I’m sorry to hear about your PageRank problems. If it’s gone unnoticed, Super Blogging was slapped to a PR0 as well. I’ve been debating what to do about it, and my choices are selling everything nofollow and not doing anymore reviews then submitting for reconsideration, or just keep making money. Google has so much power. I agree, SR does have their problems, but what doesn’t? Out of all the paid review sites, it remains my favorite.

@Ben Cook,

Sorry for the mistake, sometimes my brain temporarily stops working altogether! It’s been corrected. As for SR, I love that we can bid on ads as well. That’s how I’ve made most of my money, actually. It’s fantastic.

@Mark,

Thanks! And I agree with you completely. You’re not greedy, $3.25 for a review isn’t quite worth it in my book, not even for smaller sites. While SR doesn’t take as huge of a cut as some, the payout is still pretty low when the offered amount is that low as well.

By: Mark

Mark — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 05:08:29 +0000

One thing I wish SR would implement is a minimum payout to bloggers or perhaps I should say raise their current minimum.The lowest I’ve seen advertisers go is $5, but when SR takes their cut, you get about $3.25, I think it is. I don’t know, maybe I’m greedy, but doing a post for that little just doesn’t seem worth it.Nice review, Tay. :)

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By: Koka

Koka — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 02:54:23 +0000

Paid posts seem like a way to make some good money. But I agree that unless you have a great site to begin with, getting someone to pay for a review is slim to none.

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By: Ben Cook

Ben Cook — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:00:23 +0000

Thanks for the mention but my blog is Blogging Experiment not Blogging Fingers (although that’s a good blog as well).I couldn’t agree with you more about missing out on the marketplace. I’ve received some reviews via my site but I wouldn’t have made nearly as much without SR. Also, I love the fact that they let you bid on opportunities without having to wait for people to buy from you.

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By: Steve McGrath

Steve McGrath — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 16:17:17 +0000

I solved the no marketplace problem by creating my own solution for my fellow bloggers. Using 1 Cool File, you can enter your price for the review. I have a field just for that. :D It’s a blog directory/marketplace too. You can add your blog for free or pay a small fee to get a few more features. And you can still use the other services if an advertiser insist on it or use my escrow services. Frank: Did you ask for Google to reexamine your blog? Like you said, using nofollow is their way and they should follow their own rules too.I would not take PR reviews anyway. It’s reviews not post I do.

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