A few weeks ago, I made a post about PayPerPost type sites such as ReviewMe that were in their “prelaunch phases.” Well, ReviewMe recently launched and after having some time to look through the features, I have to say that I am impressed. The web site is a more “professional version of PayPerPost.com.” Unlike PayPerPost where anyone can submit an entry on their blog (provided that it meets their very low standards) and get paid, ReviewMe allows advertisers to pick and choose what blogs they want to advertise on so that they get the most out of their advertising dollar.
ReviewMe says that prices will vary from $40 to $1000+ per post and prices for a post are set by an algorithm that takes into account various rankings including Alexa ranking and then sets a cost for each blog. Hence, the service does not allow individual bloggers to set their own prices.
From my personal testing, everything appeared good and working well. There were a number of blogs already listed and I completed one opportunity on one of my blogs and made $20. The entire “blogger dashboard” is very nicely organized so it is very easy to keep track of all my information.
The only downside of ReviewMe is that they take 50% so if they set the price of a post on your blog to $40, you only earn $20. But I cannot complain that not all the money comes to my pocket. :)
Overall, if you are looking to create a random blog and be paid $5-$15 for a post, then you are better off using PayPerPost; however, if you have a blog with traffic and a high page rank and think that advertisers would genuinely pay $40+ for a blog post, than ReviewMe is the way to go.
