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After reading Darren’s latest post about recent PayPerPost developments, I decided to check out the service again. It’s been a long time since I last visited this site, and back then, I couldn’t even sign-up to test out the programme.
This time, when I checked it, I was surprised to see a lot of changes. I’m actually glad to see that they finally require a disclosure statement when it comes to their sponsored posts. Definitely a good move. There are a few other interesting new features as well.
So, finally, I bit the bullet and signed up with the programme. I’ve submitted one of my independent blogs as a test blog. We’ll see how it goes.
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Thank you for giving us another shot, and for “growing with us.” Please let us know if you have any questions about your account, or any suggestions for improvement.
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Hi, PPP.
At this stage, I’m still waiting for my submitted blog to be approved. It’s been almost 48 hours and I haven’t heard anything. I wonder what’s holding things up?
I signed up with a similar programme and got approved within 24 hours, using the same blog.
I’ve been with PPP for over 7 months now and so far I’m very happy with it.
I agree that the disclosure requirements are a positive step, although I’ve been disclosing since day 1 and would continue to do so regardless of any requirements.
I haven’t made a lot of money through PPP but that’s because I haven’t chosen many of the opportunities offered — I’m picky about the ones I get involved with. They have to fit in with the topic of my blog and they have to be things I’m interested in blogging about (if I wouldn’t blog about it for free, I won’t do it for money).
If PPP keeps going the way it has so far, I’ll be a happy member for a looooong time.
Wil: Thanks for sharing your experience with PPP. Looks like it’s mostly positive for you.