A few days ago Kristen asked about how Pay Per Post works. I wrote about how Pay Per Post works from the prespective of a blogger looking to make some additional money. Today I’m going to write about how Pay Per Post Works for advertisers.

Let’s say you have a web site and you want to get more traffic to your site. You can pay bloggers to blog about you. But how do you know what bloggers to hire? How do you check and make sure they wrote about you and linked to you? Do you check once a month to make sure they keep the link up?

That’s where Pay Per Post comes in. They do the hard work for you.

All you have to do as an advertiser is setup a job offer and setup the payments. Here is how it works.

1. You join Pay Per Post for free (see the form at the bottom of this post.)
2. You fund your account using a credit card.
3. You create a job post that says what web site or product you want people to review.
4. You say whether or not you want them to be impartial or perhaps you want them to write good things about your product.
5. You set options for the types of blogs you want to be able to write about you. Do you want them to have a certain theme? Do you want them to have a certain Google Rank or Alexa (popularity) rank?
6. You set how much you are willing to pay per post.
7. You submit your job proposal and pay per post reviews it, then bloggers start posting about you.

That’s it. Here’s a video we did showing exactly how this process works.

- Ben Fitts

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There are two aspects to Pay Per Post.

Let’s talk about Bloggers first.

If you have a blog you can get paid to blog about other web sites or products. Advertisers post job requests where they want you to write about their web site or product. They will want you to link to their site and maybe even use special images or videos on your post. In exchange they are willing to pay you for your help promoting their product.

You get paid based on how good your blog is. You get paid more for having a popular blog with a high Google Page rank than a new blog with no page rank. There are currently several jobs that pay $140 if you have a PR 5 blog or $240 if you have a PR6 blog. Pretty cool right?

There are a few requirements.

Your blog must be at least 3 months old.
Your blog should have it’s own domain name. Even if you have a blog at blogger you want to make sure you get your own domain name to point to it.
When doing Pay Per Post blogging you’ll also need to say that each post is a sponsored post.

That’s really all there is to it.

Pay Per Post is free to join, and I have even included a sign up form below for you.

Get started with Pay Per Post blogging today!
- Ben

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Lord knows I don’t need another business but a friend told me he was doing Bookwise and I wanted to help him out. Unfortunately I don’t NEED another business. I’ve got Send Out Cards and I like this solar panel thing too. (Who wouldn’t like a 25 year residual income) I’m just not as passionate about Bookwise.

I also have a bit of attention deficit disorder. I have a tendancy to try to much. I thought I could just automate Bookwise, and to a degree I can but it takes energy away from Send Out Cards. I want to take my SOC team to the next level so I need to focus.

With that in mind I’m considering selling my Bookwise downline and my web sites/domain names. I have a bunch of couple of web sites one of which is getting some decent search engine rankings for Bookwise. I also have a downline of 141.

This downline of 141 comes from 3 of my 5 possible legs. So there are still 2 legs left for you to put in some of your friends/big downline members as personally sponsored front line people.

Let me know if anyone is seriously interested. Just comment here or click on the link in the right hand navigation to email me.

- Ben Fitts

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It is with great regret that I share the news of the passing of Kevin Anderson the founder of Cognigen telecommunications and Cognigen networks.

I’ve had the opportunity to work with Kevin for the last 6 years and to work closely with him on various projects over the past two years.

Kevin was a great man. There are lots of things about Kevin you probably didn’t know. Some of which I’d like to share with you today.

He is one of the originators of the self replicating web site for affiliates. He has been called upon as an expert witness to help Amazon.com defend itself in trials over “affiliate programs” and patent rights.

Kevin founded Cognigen and made it free because he wanted everyone to have a chance to build a business and didn’t agree with the idea of charging $300 or $400 to build a business. I remember when I discovered Cognigen I had paid $500 or so to join Excel and couldn’t believe that there was a free version of Excel called Cognigen. I could make the same kind of income without having to pay all that money. I also couldn’t believe that they gave me all the tools I needed to succeed like web sites, banner ads, flyers, etc. Cognigen in it’s hey day was a great GREAT company. We will be speaking to the new owners of Cognigen soon and will find out what their plans are for the company. We hope to revitalize this great company founded by Kevin Anderson.

Something else most of you didn’t know is that Kevin has been ill for several years now.

I don’t know all the details.

I do know that Kevin had been seriously ill for years. I understand he did a lot of the programming of the Cognigen web sites when he was in a hospital bed.

I also know that more recently Kevin had been diagnosed with cancer and had been receiving medication which caused him at one point to balloon to 550 lbs. He had a pool built and a medical facility at his home. He was able to use the pool to exercise and had reduced his weight down to only 450 lbs. He had new doctors and felt he was getting better.

Unfortunately recently some medicine he had been given to treat his cancer had caused some complications with his heart.

Even during this time Kevin continued to work on Cognigen and had been developing a plan to revitalize the company. Up to the last minute, even ordered to bed rest Kevin was still planning and focusing his efforts on his family, and that certainly includes his business family, Cognigen.

Kevin was a great man. Kevin’s legacy will be remembered by all of us who knew him well and many who never knew Kevin was behind these revolutions in internet and network marketing.

Kevin is survived by his loving wife Laurel and two daughters Megan and Erin.

We will miss you Kevin and we will keep your legacy alive. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I’d appreciate it if you would post your comments on what Kevin has meant to you and your family. I think it will be a great way to memorialize Kevin and remember him as this web page will hopefully exist forever. I’d also like to maybe print out the comments from everyone to send to Laurel, Megan, and Erin so they can see how much Kevin meant to all of us.

PS. Jack wrote an excellent post on Kevin and actually corrected me that Kevin’s first self replicated web site was created in 1993! Heck that was the first time I was even on the internet and I didn’t even know about the world wide web or web sites yet! Amazing!

Regards,
Benjamin Fitts
Proud Friend of Kevin Anderson

Some of Kevin’s businesses include:

Cognigen Communications
Ultimate Rep – Downline Builder
Hit Gusher – Traffic Exchange
Leisure Audio Books – downloadable MP3 audio book store

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