Blogitive – Get Paid to Blog

Thursday, October 9th, 2008 at 09:29

Blogitive is a Money Maker, that pays you per posts. They have many sponsors, that means you get many offers to write posts. I think one of the best is that you get paid weekly. No Net30 or Net45 waitings.

What Blogitive writes about themselves:

We have a mantra at Blogitive: Make bloggers money.

Blogitive was the first service to pay bloggers on a per-post basis, and we haven’t stopped there. Blogitive’s goal is to help create a new workplace for bloggers. We are going to lead the way in innovation to help bloggers make a living doing what they love to do.

I first contemplated the idea of Blogitive at the South by Southwest conference in 2005. After noticing how many bloggers complained about the lack of ways to earn money by blogging, I started to think about the value of blogs to companies. It was like a bridge that no one had connected yet.

After some trial and error, I started to build a small network between bloggers who wanted to make money posting and some USWeb clients who wanted to gain some buzz and back links. Now we have thousands of bloggers and over 100 clients participating, and we are in the process of pushing out some new products that should be exciting to both.

Our mantra is just three simple words, but we are putting an amazing amount of effort into innovating the industry and helping people make a living by blogging.

If you have a blog, try out the service. It works. We are paying people thousands of dollars a month to blog. And if you’re a client, try us out. We invite you to see for yourself why our renewal rate is over 90%.

Blogitive was a great place to get started with paid posting, but there are many others who now do it better. If you have self hosted blogs and don’t mind cutting and pasting to meet the two posts between each post rule, then it might be right for you. The money can add up pretty quickly. However, watch this space. I’ll be telling you about some of the other sources that I use - and many of them are much more blogger friendly.