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Orig­i­nally Pub­lished at Jour­ney To Get Paid in this arti­cle.

We’ve all thought about it.   Why don’t I try one of the ser­vices that pay me for each post I do.  I only have to write about some­thing I know noth­ing about and make it seem con­vinc­ing.  Yeah, right.   There is more to it then that.   I’m not going to call out all ser­vices or their designs, but at the same time, they are bunk.

They don’t want to be black listed for spam­ming them­selves so they are call­ing you out to do it for them.   Nor­mally you would get any­where from 2.50–5.00 for the priv­i­lege of doing this for them.  So for 5.00 you’ve low­ered your integrity.   I can under­stand if your blog­ging about cruises or vaca­tion providers if you have a travel blog, if you have a per­sonal blog though it’s kind of transparent.

Look­ing through the ben­e­fits and pit­falls of get­ting in bed with one of these ser­vices, I would rec­om­mend becom­ing an Ama­zon Affil­i­ate — at least there you can make resid­ual income on a blog post that should add up to more then 5.00 for the right item.

Orig­i­nally Pub­lished at Jour­ney To Get Paid in this arti­cle.

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