Georgene asked me to explain more about Pay Per Post, so here goes. Since the end of January I have earned $691 + change. I have written about things like traveling, rental cars, web site hosting, work clothing, and credit. I only write posts that I want to write and I get to tell the truth. I could write about things like legalized marijuana but I choose not to. I bet I could make it interesting and still get the Gospel in there if I choose to take that though. I blatently put Jesus in things and have never had a post turned down.  

Here is how it works, although things change from time to time so it is best to get it from the site as far as new sign ups. You give them your info,  name, website, and the same info you would give anyone you expected to get a paycheck from. They pay through paypal so you need a paypal account. They verify your website to see if it meets their specs, must be 30 days old, must have an easily findable archives page, etc. You write your first post, about PayPerPost and include the link they give you, you post it on your blog, with a disclosure saying that it is a sponsored post. Easy enough. You tell them you posted it. They either approve it or tell you what is needed. Then 30 days later they deposit money in your account. Easy as pie! While you are waiting on that 30 days you find other “opportunities” and write about them. You can write up to 3 a day, with regular posts in between. If you have sparse traffic you won’t get as many opportunities to write about at first but it will work into more. If you choose to use videos it pays really good. There is one available right now that pays $30, all you do is make a video of you describing your dream job. Lots of contests start out this way.

Once you have money in your paypal account you can get a debit card to spend it from there or have them send you a check or put it in your bank account.

I could be making a lot more but get busy and forget to check the site. There are only so many “opportunities” and the good ones get snatched up relatively quick, so you have to watch it if you want to make a lot. But there are plently if you watch it.