Blogkits Review

It has definitely been awhile since I posted a review of any of the paid to blog companies. That's probably because I've already told you about the ones I deal with on a regular basis until now. Recently Blogkits released a new portion of their site called BlogKits Review
, and although the program is relatively new, I like it. There aren't a whole lot of ops to choose from right now, but that also comes from the fact the program is relatively new. The program is different from the other paid to blog type companies because of the way bloggers earn cash and advertisers pay. I think this setup will be more appealing to advertisers in the long run.

With the other companies, you earn a set amount for posts paid anywhere from a few days to 30 days after the post is completed. Blogkits is different in the fact that their posts are pay-per-click type advertising. This means you won't receive a set amount for that post, but unlike the other companies, if you write a good post and promote your product to your readers in a good manor, you can earn even more for each click.

On top of that, Blogkits offers special weekly promotional drawings for some of their campaigns. I recently participated in a campaign they ran for Peapod. As a special promotion, they are giving $100 away for the best post each week, and I was the lucky winner of last week's giveaway. I wrote the post not knowing if I would actually make any money off the pay per click or not, but I took a chance, made some cash from the post itself, and ended up winning $100. I really think it was worth taking that risk!

The other reason why I like Blogkits is because they don't require positive posts. They want HONEST reviews of the products or websites their campaigns are promoting. They apparently realize that honesty can do a lot of good for companies, whether it's positive or negative feedback. Positive feedback is great of course, but negative feedback from everyday consumers gives the advertiser some insight into things they might need to change about their site or product to make it more appealing to the general public.

Head on over to Blogkits, sign up for a free account, and check out the new BlogKits Review
if you're interested in blogging for cash. I'd love to hear what others think about it. Is their anything you see that they can improve upon?