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I’ve submitted my blog with Smorty two days ago and I’ve just received a notification from them that Blogging Mix has been officially accepted. This is exciting as it gives me another opportunity to monetize Blogging Mix. At the same time, Blogging Mix will have a broader list of advertisers to choose from.

Smorty is a website that offers opportunities for Bloggers to earn money from reviewing blogs and products offered by advertisers. Advertisers on the other hand are given an affordable option to create buzz or reviews about their blog, website or products. Get paid for blogging about the things you like by taking this time to register your blog at Smorty now.

Why Monetize With Smorty?

Like SponsoredReviews, PayPerPost and ReviewMe, Smorty has a huge number of advertisers and publishers. This means, a wide range of product to choose from and a higher chance of successfully monetizing your blog.Smorty offers weekly payment through paypal. Other website offering the same service pay on a monthly or bi-monthly basis. If you want to get paid from your reviews the soonest time possible, try Smorty and start monetizing your blog now.

Why Advertise With Smorty?

Smorty is not only ideal for Bloggers who want to monetize their blogs but it is also a great place for advetisers to create buzz about their products.

Smorty has a list of thousands of fully indexed top quality blogs from publishers with different niche to suit the nature of your products or websites. With Smorty, advertisers are only paying for reviews that they approve which is a good mechanism to ensure the quality of reviews or posts done about your product.

What Others Are Saying About Smorty?

So far, there have been great reviews made about Smorty and here are a few of them for reference.

Around November 10 after Blogging Mix has been approved by PayPerPost, I’ve submitted my blog at SponsoredReviews.com. The approval process was rather quick as it took them only 3 days before I’ve received their confirmation that Blogging Mix was accepted. So far, I’ve done 4 sponsored post with SponsoredReviews and I was already paid $78 two days ago via PayPal. In contrast, the money I’ve earned from PayPerPost has not yet been paid considering that my paid post was done earlier.

Why Monetize Your Blog With SponsoredReviews?

SponsoredReviews.com’s requirements for a blog, like PayPerPost, is not as difficult to meet compared to ReviewMe.com. What’s more, as a blogger, you have the the full control over the products that you review. You can choose to review products that are related to your niche or products that you think your readers will be interested at. With SponsoredReviews you can are not expected to only write positive reviews. At SponsoredReviews, you are paid to write in-depth and honest reviews. Your constructive criticism is not only appreciated but is expected. Most importantly, transaction fee at SponsoredReviews is only 35%, which means you that you get 65% of the money paid by the advertiser. Other websites offering the same service asks for 50% transaction fee.

Payments for your earnings at SponsoredReviews are made bi-monthly through PayPal. The next scheduled payment can be seen in your accounts together with the income you’ve earned. If you don’t have a PayPal account, don’t worry as creating one is easy and hazzle free. All you need is an email account.

Another thing that makes SponsoredReviews an ideal way to monetize your blog is the huge number and variety of advertisers. I’m certain that you’ll be able to find advertisements targeted to your blog readers.

If you don’t like to do sponsored reviews, you can apply in their affiliate program and earn up to $175 for every advertisers you refer or $5 for each blogger. Your potential earnings at SponsoredReviews.com from sponsored posts or affiliate program depend on your ability as a blogger and your skills in marketing your blog.

Good Luck. It would be nice to hear from you after you sign up with Sponsored Reviews. What are you waiting for?

Over the past months, I’ve heard so much news about PayPerPost from different bloggers. Most of them spoke of their successful blog monetization with PayPerPost. Others boast their incomes generated from accepting opportunities from the long list of advertisers available at PayPerPost. Like me, you too can earn from your blog by simply joining PayPerPost.com NOW!

How Do You Monetize Your Blog With PayPerPost?

Once you have joined PayPerPost and have your blog approved, you can immediately start accepting opportunities. Right after you joined PayPerPost, you can already earn $20 by simply creating a post about “what you love best about PayPerPost?”, “why you signed up?” or “how you’ve heard about them?”. You can even create a post about “how you intend to spend the money you’ll be earning from PayPerPost?”.

To take full advantage of the opportunities offered by PayPerPost, I’ve also decided to participate in the PayPerPost Direct. Another exciting opportunity waiting for you when you join PayPerPost.

PPP Direct allows you to take offers directly from any advertiser visiting your site. By placing a badge on your blog, anyone clicking that badge will be presented with a form to create an opportunity just for you, and you set the minimum offer price! Even better PayPerPost Direct allows you to negotiate with advertisers on the terms of the content. Do you think $20 is too little for 300 words? Tell the advertiser making the offer you want $25! Unlike other services PayPerPost Direct charges a minimal fee of only 10% to help you facilitate the transaction. Our system puts advertiser money in reserve, if you do your job you will get paid!

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Why Monetize Your Blog With PayPerPost?

One of the reasons why PayPerPost is an ideal method to monetize your blog is because of the huge opportunities it offers. As a blogger, you would like to create posts that have something to do with the topic you cover on your blog. With PayPerPost, you can definitely find sponsored posts that your readers will be interested about.

Unlike other websites offering the same service, PayPerPost is more accommodating, another reason why a huge number of bloggers prefer PayPerPost as a way to monetize their blog. You can read the Terms of Service of PayPerPost to fully understand its blog eligibility, posting regulations, fulfillment of compensation etc.

What Others Are Saying About PayPerPost?

Okay, you’ve heard what I have to say about PayPerPost. Here are other great bloggers who have their own say about PayPerPost.

What are you waiting for? Go ahead and register your blog at payperpost to start monetizing your blog. Don’t forget to leave your comment on this post to get yourself a link juice. Thank you for your time.Just when I was about to publish this article, I’ve received an email from PayPerPost informing me that Blogging Mix has been approved and can now start to accept opportunities.

If there are three things I’ve learned about Adsense that will surely improve your click-through-rate (CTR) these are as follows:

What kind of blog do you think earns the most from Adsense? Apparently, these are blogs that target the less internet savvy netizens as their readers. For the same reason, Plentyoffish.com earns more profit from Adsense than JohnChow.com. What do you think is the advantage of PlentyOfFish.com over JohnChow.com? One of the obvious reasons is that PlentyOfFish receives more traffic than JohnChow. But the more logical reason is the fact that the readers of PlentyOfFish are less internet savvy people. What I mean with less internet savvy people is that they don’t know much about how Adsense work and the benefit the owner of the blog gets once someone click on these Adsense.

Honestly, I’ve visited JohnChow.com for a couple of times but I never clicked on any of his adverts. Why? Simple, because I know that they’re adverts and that everytime I click on them, John Chow earns from it. And that these adverts once I click on it are likey going to direct me to a page that sells something. I don’t hate adverts but the fact that I knew they’re adverts makes me not click on it. Sorry but that’s the truth. If you really want to earn more money from Adsense, don’t create a blog where your target readers are bloggers, on-line marketers or internet savvy people.

Increase ‘TARGETED’ traffic to your blog and optimize your blog for search engines.

Traffic is one of the key elements of successful blog monetization. If your blog does not have enough traffic, it could mean failure on your attempt to generate profit from your Adsense. In the case I have presented awhile ago comparing PlentyOfFish and JohnChow, one of the reasons why PlentyOfFish gets higher profit from Adsense over JohnChow is because of it’s higher targeted traffic. Take note that I’ve specifically used the phrase ‘Higher Targeted Traffic’.

What does targeted traffic means? In simple words, targeted traffic are traffic from people who have interest on your blog. Assuming that your blog is all about Paris Hilton, a targeted traffic would be from someone who is interested about Paris Hilton. What makes targeted traffic better over non-targeted traffic? Non targeted traffic has lesser click through rate (CTR) over targeted traffic. Let’s use the Paris Hilton Blog as an example. I’m sure that you are aware that adverts shown inside your Adsense are related to your content. So if your blog is all about Paris Hilton, most likely your Adsense will feature Paris Hilton related adverts. If your visitor has an interest on Paris Hilton, he/she will most likely be lured to click on your Adsense. In contrast, if a non-targeted traffic, let’s say someone who is looking for SEO information visits your blog, he/she may have lesser interest in clicking on your Adsense.

With regards to search engine optimization, you should take efforts to optimize your blog for Search Engines. Why? According to studies, most targeted traffic originates from these search engines. In simple words, someone who visits your blog through a search engine has higher probability of clicking on your Adsense than someone who visited your blog through a referral link from other blogs or websites. Furthermore, people who use the search engines are looking for more information so they’ll click on related links until they find exactly what they’re looking for. On the other hand, those who visit your blog through a referral from other blogs are either curious or just simply blog hopping. Once they see your blog, don’t expect them to click some more and hopefully click on your adverts.

To optimize your blog for search engines, it requires a great deal of work. You need careful keyword research and continuous effort to optimize it. I shall be making more posts about search engine optimization in my succeeding articles. Meanwhile, here’s a link to some simple things you can do to optimize your blog.

Blend your Adsense to your blog’s theme or design and don’t be greedy with the placement of Adsense on your blog.

Generally, the more your Adsense looks like a part of your blog content, the higher the click-through-rates (CTR) you get, which ultimately leads to a higher Adsense profit.

In the recent post of OneMansGoal, Brian Clark mentioned forgetting about blending Adsense to match your blog’s design or theme. With all due respect, I don’t think Brian is correct. As more and more netizens are getting aware of Adsense, more people starts to hate Adsense. As soon as they’ve learned that you get profit everytime they click on it, I doubt if they’ll ever want to click on it again. Not all people are like that, you may argue but hey there are more people who wouldn’t want you to become richer than those who would love you to earn from your Adsense. Face it, advertisements are becoming the most hated scene on-line. So now you have the choice to either 1. make your Adsense glaringly obvious or 2. make it more pleasant by blending it to match your blog’s design or theme, and don’t place excessive Adsense on your blog..

If you decide to make your Adsense glaringly obvious and place too much Adsense in hopes to increase your click through rates (CTR), there are possible negative consequences.

How About Placement of Adsense?

I intentionally skipped this part but since you’ve asked allow me. This is suppose to be common sense and it’ll be an insult if I give you further details about it. In case you insist.

If you want someone to click on your Adsense, you should make it accessible to them. Putting your Adsense at the bottom of your blog is not advisable. Click here to view a short article about the proper placement of Adsense to optimize your profit, which in turn will increase your click through rate (CTR).

I promised not to make this post too long but I guess I was carried a little. Anyway, that’s all I have to say about how to optimize your Adsense profit. If you have anything to say about this post, anything to rebut or further explain, the comment is more than willing to accommodate your thoughts. Remember that links here are ‘dofollow’. You get a love link for your comments. Take advantage of it.

Cheers and thank you for your time.