$1,000 for Blog Posts
During the month of April, PayPerPost is running a promotion called 1K Tuesday. Each week they will post a $1,000 “opportunity” between midnight on Monday and 11:59pm on Tuesday. Sometime during that 24 hour period each week, “Posties” will have the opportunity to earn a thousand dollars for ONE blog post…
If you havent heard about them yet, PayPerPost is an advertising network that hooks bloggers up with advertisers. You can earn money by posting reviews or text links for these advertisers on your blog – or you can create buzz or build content links by advertising through PPP.
There have been a lot of high paying opportunities at PayPerPost since their recent release of the Segmentation system. What this means is that a “Postie” (a person who blogs for PPP) will earn more or less based on their ratings and rankings. A high profile blogger can earn more than a brand new blogger, for example – which allows advertisers to target their campaigns more specifically.
The new $1K Tuesday Opportunity will not be segmented, however. This means that ALL Posties have an opportunity to earn the $1,000 payout that is offered each week!
You can bet this will cause much anticipation and ‘friendly competition’ 
If you havent signed up with PPP yet, now is a good time to check it out. They are a fairly new start-up company that is making HUGE waves in the Blogosphere. Whether you are a blogger or an advertiser – or even both – this is one company you definitely want to consider getting involved with…
Best,
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[...] Since their April promotion titled $1K Tuesdays, PayPerPost was looking for a way to continue making Tuesdays special for their bloggers. They have come up with a new incentive for the ‘Posties’ during the month of May that will undoubtedly keep them on their toes… [...]
Did they also pay you to write review of their website ?
Yes, of course
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