Writing paid plugs will get you indexed by google
I think a lot of blogger noobs are afraid of doing paid plugs. It’s because they read on some random blog about how Google hates paid links. It’s true but who cares. Don’t be Google’s bitch. Let me be the first to say that you can monetize a site without Google PR. Of course having PR helps you make some extra cash, but you don’t necessarily need it. Bloggernoob dot com was PR 0 for the longest time. During that time, i made a lot of money. I think i made well over $5,000 with bloggernoob dot com. Making money online is about trying things out. If you’ve never tried to monetize your site with paid plugs, you’re missing out on some easy money.
These sponsored posts are also a good way to add content to you blog. I get hits from Google because my paid plugs show up in search engines. I get paid for the post, and i get paid again for the traffic it sends. If that’s not a double wammy, i don’t know what is. Guys, don’t read too much into what other people tell you. The only thing that is certain in life is your own personal experience. (If you’re Christian, personal experience with Jesus is the only way to Heaven) Everything else is all hearsay. It’s all secondary sources. If you’ve ever written a college research paper, you know that you want Primary sources to support your arguments. The only way to do that is by trying things out for yourself. Don’t believe my tips or advice, just try it out and determine things for yourself.
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June 13th, 2008 at 4:39 pm
How much do you get on average per paid plug is my question?
June 13th, 2008 at 4:41 pm
jared- it differs. Sometimes i get over a hundred bucks, sometimes i settle for around 10. My average. hmm. i’d say its around $15
June 13th, 2008 at 5:39 pm
Where do you go to get these paid plugs?
June 13th, 2008 at 5:55 pm
fred- There are a lot. I wrote a post listing the more popular ones. http://www.bloggernoob.com/the-almost-complete-guide-to-paid-posting/11/
June 15th, 2008 at 8:12 am
Very true.
I think the only people that still value PR are the advertisers on the blog review networks.
June 16th, 2008 at 10:21 pm
dean- yeah, it’s still valuable cause google is king. i think it’s a load of crock, but i wouldn’t mind having pr 5 or something.