RevenueQuest

I have finally jumped on the bandwagon and will be utilizing PayPerPost Direct. Currently, I am only charging $5. I will likely bump that up after I get a few requests, so make sure you are one of the first to buy one.

Why would a post about your site on RevenueQuest?

Currently, RevenueQuest is a PR 2 blog. I am not one to post more than once a day, so your paid review would be on the front page for over one week. This means Google will have no trouble finding the link to your site on my front page.

A paid review pretty much guarantees you that every person that reads the post will take a peak at your site. RevenueQuest doesn’t currently receive an overabundance of traffic, but it is on the rise (my Alexa is now up to 732,826 with the weekly numbers hovering around 300k).

Plus, what’s $5, right?

With all the hype around ReviewMe and PayPerPost Direct lately (some of the action can be found on Kumiko’s Cash Quest), I thought I would take a look at PayPerPost and see what they had to offer. Apparently not much… to me anyway.

Yes, laugh all you want. I recieved an e-mail today that this blog was indeed rejected to PayPerPost. The good news is that the reason for my rejection is that in the last 90 days I have a “non-writing period” of at least 30 days. Meaning, I had a month hiatus with no posts.

Well guess what PayPerPost… it was 56 days!