The Noob is a big fan of paid posting. The reason being that it enables newb bloggers a way to make a few bucks with their blog. If sites like payperpost or sponsoredreviews didn’t exist, most bloggers would only make pennies. If you were lucky, you’d probably be able to pull in enough in one month to buy yourself a cup of coffee at starbucks. But, because of paid posting, new bloggers can make at least a few hundred bucks a month with their money making blogs. How much can you make with paid posting? Let’s find out. Read More to Make Money Online »

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I’m a big advocate for paid posting. A lot of BloggerNoob’s income comes from paid posting. Paid posting makes it possible for a new blog to start monetizing right away. You don’t have to wait a year to start monetizing your site. Running a blog takes a lot of hard work and it can be very time consuming in the first couple of months. It’s a plus to be paid even a little for your troubles. People say adsense this and adsense that, but honestly, you only make a few dollars from adsense. Making $10 dollars a day from adsense is very very difficult to do. On the flip side, making $10 a day with paid posting is so easy. Paid posting is not always lollipops and sugarcanes. There are disadvantages too. Read More to Make Money Online »

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BloggerNoob is a big fan of paid posting. I think it’s a great way for novice bloggers to start monetizing their blogs. I searched and compiled a list of the best paid posting programs. I know there are sites like squido and helium that pay you to be part of their network but i decided to leave them out for this post. I want to focus on paid posting programs that pay you to post on your blog. Here is the list starting with the best.

1. Payperpost- by far the largest and most active of all the paid posting sites.

2. Sponsoredreviews- if you keep bidding you will get some posting gigs. Read More to Make Money Online »

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I just checked my payperpost stats and found that i made more with the referrals then my actually paid posting. I think i was able to do this cause i show the earnings potential of PPP in my posts. Just having your 125×125 link won’t get you any clicks. You have to keep pushing it to the people that visit your blog. Obviously a great way to get someone’s attention is by flashing $ signs on the post and title. You will have to back it up with some concrete info for them to want to click. I just show them how much i made in the form of a screenshot. I couldn’t fit all of the referral in the pick cause but there is one more referral not included in the screenshot.

Payperpost requires that your site is at least 3 months old. I was lucky enough to have set up the blog back in July. I started posting in late October but since i had one post in July i qualified.

I made $165.00 in referrals and $142.79 in posts. That’s a total of $307.79 from payperpost.

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