ReviewMe! just sent me an email announcing some changes to their product.
ReviewMe is a service that enables bloggers to write reviews on companies and products and get paid for doing so. The price they are paid was, prior to this upgrade based upon a number of key metrics relative to Alexa, Technorati and RSS feed subscribers. They’ve since changed this and enabled you to set your own price.
I think this is a useful change as it enables me to pitch my time at a level thats more acceptable to me. My blog for example, is relatively new. My metrics therefore are relatively low; this equated to a low price being generated by their auto calculation system. As I can now set my price to something that I feel is more reflective of my time and viewpoints, I’m happy to put up a little badge here and invite you guys to have your product or blog, or site even reviewed.
If you are an advertiser then its a great way of getting people to write about what you do. You’ll get some unbiased killer feedback on what you do. If I think your service is lacking, I’ll tell you and I’ll say why too. If I think its great, then again, I’ll do the very same.So, if you have a great product or service that you believe in and would like to have bloggers in your niche talking about it, then here is a great opportunity. Check out ReviewMe!
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Steve Jones - Earn Money from Blogging - Get paid to write reviews
May 8th, 2008 at 9:07 pmNice job, this Site is full of some great info and is surely a really good resource for us Blog Addicts, is it listed on Blogged? I was wondering because I think Blogged is a great way to get more traffic to your Blog (it’s not my site, just a good resource that I personally use), so this means more Money, I won’t post the URL to Blogged here because I don’t want to Spam, but you can find it through Google anyway, just thought it may help, keep up the great work, we need more good stuff like this!
robwatts - Earn Money from Blogging - Get paid to write reviews
May 9th, 2008 at 8:12 amThanks for the kind words Steve - no, I hadn’t heard of ‘blogged’ but I’ll check it out for sure.