Paid blogging is going to be VERY popular soon.
...But is it another internet marketing fad, trend, or flash-in-the-pan?
Does it have sustenance?
Here are the Pros and Cons for Paid Blogging
I like to start with the cons then leave with you with the PROs
because this is going to be a big deal soon and like it or not,
paid blogging will be around for a while.
The cons are that some paid blogging sites require that you
have a blog for a certain period of time before you're allowed
to post and get paid for your blog posts.
There are some advertisers paying for blog posts who
require that your blog have a certain PR (page rank)
before you qualify to post for them.
And the last negative thing I can think of is that you have to
set up your own blogs. That's not a negative really, but this is
where most people will stall, fail, and drop the whole idea of
following through with this guaranteed income producer.
How does paid blogging relate to the bum marketing method?
Well, paid blogging, generally speaking, won't give you a
residual income like the article writing efforts that the bum
marketing method employs.
You see, with bum marketing, once you write your articles,
they're out in cyberspace forever,and you can make affiliate
commissions off those articles.
Now, paid blogging is different because you don't make any
affiliate commissions from your posts.
On the other hand, once your blog post is accepted you're
guaranteed to get paid for it.
I don't claim to be the best article writer, but I do know
that it's frustrating to spend a lot of time writing an article and
to finally get it accepted, but then have nothing to show for all that work.
At least with paid blogging you get something out of it every time.
Here's the kicker!!! This is what make s it so great...
The more you post the more traffic and higher PR (Page Rank) your post gets.
That means you qualify for the higher paying blog posts.
Sometimes people are paying $1,000.00 for a blog post.
Whew! Imagine that,huh?
Well, that's another way that paid blogging is similar to the
bum marketing method. Both methods require a little bit of
determination and writing and it pays off in the long run.
You just have to stick with it long enough to make it work for you.
Again,with paid blogging,you get paid as soon as your blog
post has been accepted,therefore the motivation factor is
already built in and taken care of.
There are people out ther that don't like to write,but they
shouldn't be discouraged... Most blogs are not candidates for
the pulitzer prize these days and if you can write down your
thoughts in a coherent manner, you'll do fine with paid blogging
