ReviewMe.com - Yet Another Way For Bloggers To Make Some Money….

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The buzz on the net right now (besides Spidey 3 trailer) is ReviewMe.com and one of the reasons it’s ‘buzzing’ is because there’s a contest going on to celebrate the launch of the site, and the prize is $25,000.

At first i thought they were giving out $25,000 to an individual but futher investigation proved that they were giving out that amount in total to bloggers that would post about reviewme.com which means i am now making money by posting this on my blog and if you must know i’m making a modest $30 via Paypal.

$30 ain’t that bad for a single post especially since i know of bloggers who struggle to make the same amount in two months with Google’s adsense!.

What in the word is ReviewMe?

This is not rocket science, ReviewMe.com exists to connect advertisers to bloggers and vice versa, in it’s simplest definition bloggers will have the chance to make money whenever they review a site, and the amount a blogger makes per post depends on Alexa, Technorati and other statistics as ReviewMe.com uses an algorithm based on it.Blogger payments range from $30 - $1,000 per post.

In short: Advertisers, Get Buzz. Bloggers, Get Cash.

The creator behind it is none other than the same people behind Text Link Ads.

Ok, i’m a blogger and i want some cash now…what do i do?

It’s really simple as pie, a big credit to the creators of the site for making the site easily navigated and making it big..i’m talking about big fonts and they even proclaim to have created the world’s biggest RSS buttons, so even a half blind person should find any info they need on the site with ease.

If your a blogger all you got to do is Sign Up (it’s free) and submit your blog(s) and you will instantly know how much you could potentialy make per post (minimum is $20).

I couldn’t find anything about their acceptance method but i strongly believe pagerank, traffic, rss subscribers, alexa and technorati rankings play an important role in how ReviewMe.com ranks a site and how much to pay per post per blog.

Basically ReviewMe shares 50% of your revenue and you will get your cash at the end of the month via check or paypal (you choose).

But i’ve seen a similar site before…

Yes, you are probably thinking payperpost.com, the difference between the two sites is that ReviewMe demands it’s bloggers to convey to it’s readers that they are making money from their review ie “The following is a paid review:” “Paid Advertisement:” “Sponsored Post” etc while PayPerPost doesn’t stress the need for that.

The other thing to take note is that even though you will be making money from your review via ReviewMe.com your post doesn’t have to be positive as in a positive review, PayperPost requires you to post positively but that’s not the case with ReviewMe, if you feel a product or site ot whatever your reviewing is not up to par than you can even post negatively about the said review,,you have the choice and that is really good!

At this moment the $25,000 is still going on so you would be wise to take your opportunity now and Sign Up to get the ball rolling.

Yet another way for bloggers out there to make some cool cash.

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