ReviewMe – Write review for cash
Typically, when large companies such as Google or Apple launched a new products/services, everyone in the blogosphere are talking about the new products/services and those companies benefit the traffic, valuable feedback and the buzz.
New market players often find it hard to get the word out about their products. Those who find it difficult to get the word out could now use ReviewMe to find blogs with content related to their industry and pay the blogger to write about your sites/products/services.
By using blogs you can create buzz to make your company succeed in the marketplace. You can also receive feedback from both the bloggers and the comments submitted by the reader of the blog.
A good ReviewMe success story is ReviewMe itself. When ReviewMe launched, they are giving away $25,000 USD to bloggers who are accepted into the ReviewMe Network the opportunity to make money by reviewing ReviewMe itself. Reviewme created a successful buzz and a few days after they launched “ReviewMe” became the top searches and tags on Technorati, the popular blog search engine.
Bloggers get paid to review services/products that are related to the content of their blogs.
Submitting a new site to ReviewMe is a very process. Your account may only have up to 6 active sites. Once accepted, a site may publish an unlimited number of reviews. You need to provide details about your blogs such as Blog Name, URL, RSS Feed URL, Category, Tags, and Description.
ReviewMe charge advertisers different fees on different blogs depending on the blog’s ranking. The higher your blog ranked the higher you will get paid.
Ranking of your blog is recalculated monthly and blogs are given rank from 1 – 5. The ranking system uses statistics from Alexa, Technorati, and the number RSS readers to determine the Ranking of your site.
Reviewme shared 50% of the money they get from advertisers. It costs $60 for advertisers to request a review on William Computer Blog. There could be a bug in their ranking system because I know another blog with lower alexa rank, lower technorati rank and lower RSS subscribers and it cost $100 for advertisers to request a review from that blog.
Bloggers are required to disclose in their posts that they are being paid to review the particular product/services advertisers asked them to write about. Reviews must be at least 200 words.
A good reason for bloggers to signup to ReviewMe besides getting paid is it allows them to find unique contents they can publish in case they ran out of materials to blog about.
Advertisers, it’s time to join Reviewme. Bloggers, go and join Reviewme to earn cash!
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