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What would a money-making program like Pay Per Post be without an affiliate program? Basically if anyone were to sign up and get their blog approved by Pay Per Post, I get $15 out of the deal. What do you get out of the deal? Well if yo’re trying to monetize your blog and having a hard time earning anything with other programs, PPP offers a way to break into the earnings.
Pay Per Post isn’t a perfect solution because you’re going to need to put effort in any time you want to make money. This is sharp contrast to CPM or CPC advertising where you just put it out there and watch the dollars roll in. If you’re not getting millions of readers per day, PPP is a nice way to get a few bucks rolling in to help you get your hosting bills paid.
Without too much effort, I’ve earned a shade over $100 in a month. That’s not going to compete with what big bloggers earn but for me, in my little corner of the web, it’s significant. I think I easily could have doubled that if I had applied myself. I was pretty busy with my course and took a week off for Christmas vacation. So over the last month $200 wouldn’t have been out of the question at all. All you need is a blog that meets their criteria, so go check it out if you’re interested.
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