PPP Adopts New Features
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By Kirhat
If you were using PayPerPost (PPP) services to get those available opportunities for your blog, then you might be surprised on 20 November 2009 once you log in and see for yourself the latest changes they have adopted.
PayPerPost was known for several years as a marketplace for companies to connect with bloggers who are willing to blog about their product - for a price of course. The companies can set guidelines for their requests such as whether a picture must be included and whether they will only pay for positive blog coverage.
With the latest changes, PayPerPost hopes to improve their functionality and give their members new opportunities in the new site inPostLinks. These changes will be implemented on Friday, 20 November. Once bloggers start to show-up on that day, they will be seeing the merging of the two versions of PayPerPost into one improved site.
To log-in, it is important to follow this step:
What’s happening to the 'old' PayPerPost?
inPostLinks allows for a new and easy way to monetize a blog. All the Opportunities in inPostLinks will be link only just like what LinkWorth is doing. This means they are not asking bloggers to write reviews, or to endorse anything. They are simply asking bloggers to place the link on their blog.
The 'old' PPP version 3.0 information will be at the new site http://www.inpostlinks.com. Here, bloggers will be able to find their previous PPP version 3.0 activity, all posts and any posts pending review. Any posts that have been approved will be paid out in the normal course that bloggers are accustomed to. The only difference to is the type of opportunities one will find.
PayPerPost was known for several years as a marketplace for companies to connect with bloggers who are willing to blog about their product - for a price of course. The companies can set guidelines for their requests such as whether a picture must be included and whether they will only pay for positive blog coverage.
With the latest changes, PayPerPost hopes to improve their functionality and give their members new opportunities in the new site inPostLinks. These changes will be implemented on Friday, 20 November. Once bloggers start to show-up on that day, they will be seeing the merging of the two versions of PayPerPost into one improved site.
To log-in, it is important to follow this step:
- If a blogger has not created a login for PPP version 4.0, they will need to create one. They just have to follow the create login button and instructions. They will need to add their blog if they have not created a PPP version 4.0 login previously. If they have created an account in either PPP version 4.0 or SocialSpark, they can use the same login information that they have been using for those accounts. They will still need to add their blog in PPP version 4.0 if they have not used this site previously. Once they have login to PPPv4, they can add their blog by clicking on the 'my account' tab, then selecting 'add a blog'.
What’s happening to the 'old' PayPerPost?
inPostLinks allows for a new and easy way to monetize a blog. All the Opportunities in inPostLinks will be link only just like what LinkWorth is doing. This means they are not asking bloggers to write reviews, or to endorse anything. They are simply asking bloggers to place the link on their blog.
The 'old' PPP version 3.0 information will be at the new site http://www.inpostlinks.com. Here, bloggers will be able to find their previous PPP version 3.0 activity, all posts and any posts pending review. Any posts that have been approved will be paid out in the normal course that bloggers are accustomed to. The only difference to is the type of opportunities one will find.
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