Just last month my blog has been approved from PPP. I understand why some bloggers have 6 posts in a day, that’s because they can grab 3 opps and had to write original ones in between.

Although PPP doesn’t require interim posts anymore, I still try to write posts in between just because I got used to it. If I find more time, I add more posts dating way back.

Sometimes it’s kinda irritating to read some paid post esp if it’s like in Payu2blog that you can just insert the anchor text in whatever topic you’re writing. Nakakaloka, kase you’re reading about some topic then jumping into another just for the sake of inserting that anchor text.

Anyway, I don’t know if I am doing a great job trying to relate my paid posts in real life. I have lots of opps but I don’t write unless I have something to relate to in my life. But some advertisers like “review” of their site and that’s the time that I have to think hard if I will take that assignment or not cuz I’m not good in reviewing things.

It’s fun that non-bloggers don’t really know the difference of paid post to an original one. And since I relate my opps in real life, my old buddies relate to me in every way. That’s really cute.

As for most mom bloggers like me who does paid posts, I understand why they do that now because we need to earn some while watching our kids and we get to do that through paid blogging. We just support each other.

Still I feel I don’t write just for the sake of writing full of paid ones because even if I write a short 200 word article, I give my whole heart into it. And right now, I’m working on a niche blog and I don’t want to put paid posts into that, ever.

wow, haba na nito. haha.. I should make one post regarding this one. LOL. .-= fedhz´s last blog ..We Need A Break =-.

Katawa ko sa comment ni Lerma oy haha.

Nag-stop na ko sa paid blogging. Huhuhu! Wa na ko kita dyan ate.

@ JESSIE:

kUYA,

Andami mo ng pera kaya di mo na kelangang magpuyat just to do paid posts. Ambunan mo naman ako, hehe! Goodluck sa pusta mo for De La Hoya.. .

I can see doing your regular post and then a paid post, but when you see like two, three in a row….it just takes away from the sincerity of your voice as a blogger.

@ THE FITNESS DIVA:

Yeah. That’s what I meant with this post. Doing paid reviews is not a crime but it sure is hurting our blogs. Before, blogging has become a venue for expression. Now, it has become a new avenue for earning, I don’t really see anything wrong in it as long as one is being responsible because we owe it to our readers. A blog isn’t a blog without readers and it’s success lies with them.

@ JEN:

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I truly appreciate the gesture.

@ BAS- ISTANBUL EXPAT:

I hear you. I hope people could get to read your posts on the 8 Reasons WHy You are Leaving EntreCard, because one reason there is doing sponsored posts.

If I may just quote:

Bad quality blogs.

I’ve had it with low quality blogs. There are too many of them. Poorly written content, grammar and spelling mistakes all over the place, lots of sponsored posts, bad designs. Stay away from me.

Nag-stop na ko sa paid blogging. Huhuhu! Wa na ko kita dyan ate.