Automatic Approvals at PayPerPost

A few minutes ago, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that my latest sponsored post was automatically approved by the system at PayPerPost (PPP). Apparently, if your sponsored posts are consistently approved, they put your blog in auto-approval mode.

This feature, along with their upcoming Argus system that replaces their reliance on Google and Alexa rankings, is keeping PPP at the top of the list for sponsored post services.

Update: This is what Argus looks like right now. Take a gander:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MofqKFsHlw

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October 29th, 2007 By RT Cunningham | Categories: Advertising | Tags: PPP, sponsored posts | Full Article Feed | Summary Article Feed | Comments Feed | Full Articles by Email | Respond | Trackback URL

2. Stevo on October 29th, 2007 at 2:53 am (Reply)
   
   

   That's good to hear RT. Maybe I'll try to work with PPP again. I wrote two posts for them. After reading in their guidelines they approved after 3 days I was a little stunned to find my posts unapproved after two weeks. The first I had to email support to have it approved, the second I waited close to three weeks before withdrawing it.

   I took your suggestion and tried Blogvertise. They approved my posts next day.

   I'll be interested to see what Argus can offer, and see PPP get away from relying on Google PR.

3. HMTKSteve on October 29th, 2007 at 3:28 am (Reply)
   
   

   I'm looking forward to the Argus system. Now that Google has dropped the hammer and re-tooled their PR system i don't see anyone that uses PPP getting any of those PR 5 and above jobs anymore!

   2. RT Cunningham on October 29th, 2007 at 3:56 am (Reply)
      
      

      I agree. Most blogs that do sponsored posts dropped in PR. I only saw one that actually went up, and that was unusual to say the least.

4. hari on October 29th, 2007 at 1:26 pm (Reply)
   
   

   It's good to know that advertisers are now waking up to google's anti-competitive practices.

   We bloggers need a system that does not depend on any of these mega-corporations to determine our own worth.

   Let not google or Alexa tell us how much we ought to sell our services for.