NOTICE: This review is sponsored, but definitely not biased!

As I say a few months ago, I would start writing paid reviews for various sites. I figured the best one to start with would be for PayPerPost, which allows you to review sites without putting ads on blogs.

The reason I picked this was because ReviewMe, PPP’s rivals, rejected my site at Wordpress.com because it didn’t generate the traffic they desired. Of course, they were absolutely vague on what traffic garnered acceptance into the program. Not the case at PayPerPost. There, you can sign up and get offers related to your current level in the blogosphere.

I know there’s a great deal of controversy concerning PayPerPost, but as I’ve said several times, the moderation of sponsored posts makes me feel like I’m still blogging at the level you would expect me to. I feel like I can still write like normal, but knowing this post is one of many that can get me some easy money makes me feel happy.

Though I’ve only been on PPP for a month or so, I feel it will eventually be of great benefit to me. At the occasional paid review, I can get money while at the same time not looking like a splog.