There are a ton of different ways to make money online, one of these ways is to make money in the paid review writing business. There are plenty of writing services out there and many of them will make payments through Paypal and can pay anyway from $25 to $100+ per paid post depending on article content and the site it is getting published on..
Check out the following list of sites that will pay you to write paid reviews on your sites.
1. Pay Per Post
This is a new version of PayPerPost which has no busy dashboard, no more Advertiser-set prices, no more waiting for blog approval.
Minimum Payout : $50.00
Payment Option : PayPal
2. Social Spark
It is a blog review service that connects advertisers with bloggers willing to write paid posts about their services and products.
Minimum Payout : $25.00
Payment Option : PayPal
3. Review Me
You can generate great revenue reviewing products you find interesting. You can make money reviewing and promoting products. You can get paid around $20 – $200 to review products
Minimum Payout : No min. (PayPal), 25$ (Check) and 25$ (Reviewme Prepaid MasterCard®)
Payment Option : PayPal, Reviewme Prepaid MasterCard® and Check.
4. PayU2Blog
PayU2Blog offers a variety of interesting assignments. You can count on PayU2Blog to deliver you consistent paid blogging assignments.
Minimum Payout : No min.
Payment Option : PayPal
6. Link Worth
They pay around 70% for each LinkWorth written. It has automated advertising management and an easy way to sell paid blog posts.
Minimum Payout : 25$ (PayPal) and 50$ (For Others)
Payment Options : PayPal, Direct Deposit (US Banks Only), Bank to Bank wire (Non US Banks), and Business Check.
7. Blogsvertise
The blogsvertise administrator assigns writing tasks for what their advertisers want you to mention in your blog. You dont have to endorse the website product/service.
Minimum Payout : No min.
Payment Option : PayPal
If you currently have your own web sites or blogs and looking for some new methods to make money, writing review posts might be a good option for you to explore. It’s a great idea to join as many of these paid review networks as possible as they all get different and new advertisers all of the time.
This article is written by Karan Singh Chauhan who blogs on Blogging tips, SEO,Social Media and Make Money online at www.bloggingways.net.
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