Comments on: Get Paid for Blogging with BloggingAds.com, But I Didn’t Join Them http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them make money, wordpress themes, blogging basics and tips and more Sat, 13 Mar 2010 13:45:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Dean Saliba http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them/comment-page-1#comment-1323 Dean Saliba Fri, 01 Aug 2008 11:35:03 +0000 http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them#comment-1323 I've been with them since December 2007 and I have not had one single opportunity or even seen any. And I know hundreds of others are in the same boat as me. I’ve been with them since December 2007 and I have not had one single opportunity or even seen any. And I know hundreds of others are in the same boat as me.

]]> By: Andyf http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them/comment-page-1#comment-854 Andyf Mon, 05 May 2008 19:07:02 +0000 http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them#comment-854 Yup, difficult to got a task from Bloggingads. In fact, my blog that joining with them have 2 pagerank, but I only have 4 job and they has paid. Huff…, but middling to me, because I need money… :-D Yup, difficult to got a task from Bloggingads. In fact, my blog that joining with them have 2 pagerank, but I only have 4 job and they has paid. Huff…, but middling to me, because I need money… :-D

]]> By: Blogging Ads http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them/comment-page-1#comment-42 Blogging Ads Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:24:32 +0000 http://www.blogging-secret.com/get-paid-for-blogging-with-bloggingadscom-but-i-didnt-join-them#comment-42 We have the limits set so our clients' blog ads are not repeated on the same blogs over and over. And those limits can be raised and have been if your blog is an exceptional blog or you ask to have the limit raised and we review your blog and decide it is a worthy candidate. It is true your site must be cached in Google and all other similar blog ad sites follow that rule. We do accept blogs with a PR 0 because we know that PR updates are infrequent and if the blog shows to us that it is a quality blog we recognize that it will have PR at some point. We could not care less about Alexa rankings. They are not a accurate reflection of site popularity in our opinion. I'm sorry you feel our site is unprofessional, but that it is your opinion. We do send approvals by email once your blog is accepted so I'm not sure why you didn't get notice. We do have higher standards than the other services, I believe, but that is because we want to keep our clients and posting their ads to 100% ad sites with a PR0 will not retain clients. My advice is to blog first and advertise second. Blogs solely created for advertising will all ultimately fail so blog about what you like and use ads as part of your site, not as your site. If you have a quality blog and are a serious blogger we think you will find bloggingads.com provides a nice bit extra cash. Thanks for allowing this post and best of luck. We have the limits set so our clients’ blog ads are not repeated on the same blogs over and over. And those limits can be raised and have been if your blog is an exceptional blog or you ask to have the limit raised and we review your blog and decide it is a worthy candidate.

It is true your site must be cached in Google and all other similar blog ad sites follow that rule. We do accept blogs with a PR 0 because we know that PR updates are infrequent and if the blog shows to us that it is a quality blog we recognize that it will have PR at some point. We could not care less about Alexa rankings. They are not a accurate reflection of site popularity in our opinion.

I’m sorry you feel our site is unprofessional, but that it is your opinion.

We do send approvals by email once your blog is accepted so I’m not sure why you didn’t get notice.

We do have higher standards than the other services, I believe, but that is because we want to keep our clients and posting their ads to 100% ad sites with a PR0 will not retain clients. My advice is to blog first and advertise second. Blogs solely created for advertising will all ultimately fail so blog about what you like and use ads as part of your site, not as your site.

If you have a quality blog and are a serious blogger we think you will find bloggingads.com provides a nice bit extra cash.

Thanks for allowing this post and best of luck.

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