ReviewMe just launched their affiliate programme. Basically, for every referral you create (someone requesting for a review), you will receive US$25. This enables people to tell others that they accept paid reviews (and how much it will cost) via the ReviewMe service.
This is what the badge at Chrysalis Creativity looks like:
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There’s also a text link available.
Oh, and yes, there is no need to direct the referrals to a particular blog. If you simply want to provide a link to get a ReviewMe review, there’s also an available link for referrals.
Another interesting ‘development’ for those using ReviewMe is the ability to set your own price. Originally, ReviewMe just sets a price for you based on your ranking (Alexa, Technorati). Now, you can ask for a lower or higher price. Not sure how this will work out, though. But, it’ll be interesting to watch.
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