Getting paid to post on your blog is a good way to keep your blog updated while making money at the same time.  As you know, or can tell from some posts, I have done work for a couple of paid posting websites.  I just wanted to list the top 3 that I use and a short review of them.  At the end I will explain why I don’t use others.

PayPerPost.com was the first website that I was paid to post for.  It might be one of the more popular websites and has been around a couple of years.  The website basically will rank your blog and show you opps that are available to a blog with your rank. 

At first, they used PR to rank blogs, but then Google was like “nope, *smack*, don’t even think about it, *smack*” and that forced them to create their own ranking system, known as RealRank.  The system works well for them and your blog must be established, so don’t think that you can join and are making money by the next day.  Take a look at the terms before you think of joining, always!

SocialSpark.com is another website that will pay you to blog.  This is the newest “version” of PayPerPost by Izea.com.  This website uses many different ways to rank blogs and offer up opps to post.  There is a large community and the website is very interactive. 

You have the chance to get your blog sponsored as well and if you have a popular blog, could be paid $$ per day to have the sponsorship.  It took awhile for Izea to get this one off the ground, but it’s going pretty good now.  The RealRank implementation seems to be ranking blogs fairly and the options you have as a blogger are quite endless.

SponsoredReviews.com is the last one that I use.  I really just signed up for this one about 2 months ago and haven’t been able to bid on a review that was accepted yet.  I really like the layout of the site and it seems the marketplace has plenty of opps in it. 

You can bid on opps and your blog is ranked by link popularity.  From there you can set how much you charge for a review.  I guess once I am able to get a bid that is accepted, I will post more about how it all works at that time!

I know there are plenty of paid to blog websites on the web and more popping up all the time.  I just wanted to outline the 3 that I DO use and my 2 cents on them.  I don’t use them all because I like blogging and I don’t want it to become a pain in the neck just to post everyday.

I try to keep my posting on topic, but if I see a paid post that I can incorporate into this blog, I am all over it.

Do you use paid to blog sites?  What has your experience been so far?