PayPerPost Announces the First Payment of Bloggers in Its Consumer Blog Advertising Network
Orlando, FL (ContentDesk) July 31, 2006 -- PayPerPost.com, The Consumer Generated Advertising Network, announced today that it has successfully completed its first payments to bloggers who have participated in the company's blog advertising service. PayPerPost launched a heated debate last month when it announced it would pay bloggers in exchange for writing about products and services. Bloggers get paid to blog about "opportunities" created by advertisers, ranging from consumer electronics to travel destinations. Thousands of bloggers and hundreds of advertisers flocked to the service in the initial month, creating a plethora of opportunities for bloggers to make money.
The site requires that each blog advertising post remain live for 30 days prior to payment. The bloggers who made posts in the first few days began receiving payment this weekend. "We are absolutely thrilled with the success we have seen in the first month," commented Ted Murphy, founder and CEO of PayPerPost. "Despite the controversy, our service has taken a strong hold with both advertisers and bloggers. We have received wonderful feedback that has helped us shape the future of PayPerPost.com and I am very excited by the progress we have already made."PayPerPost reports that many bloggers have earned hundreds of dollars in the first few weeks of the service. On average bloggers are generating about 50 per week blogging about PayPerPost opportunities, making upwards of 20 per individual blog posting.
In addition to simple blog postings, PayPerPost advertisers have been experimenting with video and audio opportunities as well."We have had tremendous success with multimedia opportunities," said Murphy. "You could spend 100,000 and have 10,000 unique viral videos produced by consumer content generators. The potential for branding and advertising is enormous."While blog advertising on an individuals blog has been the primary use of the service thus far, PayPerPost says the content created by the advertising network has spread. "Our bloggers arent just posting to their blogs. We are seeing videos pop up on YouTube and Google Video as well," stated Murphy.
"Our bloggers earn more money for video posts and our advertisers get greater exposure."Still in Beta, the network is planning to offer additional multimedia support in the coming weeks. Advertisers and bloggers can sign up for the service at http://www.payperpost.com..
Plan Before Buying Rose Bushes
The following article was written by David G. Hallstrom for and originally published by National Realtors Directory.com.So, you have decided to plant rose bushes in your yard or on your patio, porch or balcony. Now all you have to do is go out and buy some bushes and plant them. Right? Wrong!!There are several things that you have to decide before buying:1. Where are you planning on planting?2.
Are you going to plant in the ground or in containers?3. Do you want roses that are scented or unscented?4. Do you want bushes, trees, climbers, vining or do you want them to grow into a hedge?5. Do you want large, medium, small or miniature blooms?6. Do you want roses for cutting?7.
What colors go best with your garden, patio, porch or balcony?There are several types of roses, among them are:Hybrid teas bloom frequently, are hardy, come in a wide range of colors, are well sented and are good for cutting for vases. The size of the...
Plan Before Buying Rose Bushes
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VistaPrint Joins Messaging Anit-Abuse Working Group
Hamilton, Bermuda (ContentDesk) June 14, 2006 - VistaPrint Limited (Nasdaq:VPRT), the leading online supplier of high-quality graphic design services and customized printed products to small businesses and consumers, today announced that the company has joined the global Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) as a supporting member.MAAWG is an industry organization dedicated to working against spam, viruses, denial of service attacks and email exploitation. VistaPrint joined the organizations to help determine email best practices. VistaPrint takes email best practices seriously, said Janet Holian, chief marketing officer of VistaPrint.
A large part of the direct marketing we do is via email and unfortunately many organizations have given email marketing a bad name.
We look forward to helping to determine the best standards possible that benefit both senders and recipients.
MAAWG welcomes the participation of VistaPrint in our efforts to address electronic...
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