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I remember several months ago when I tried applying to ReviewMe (aff) to no avail. Apparently, Beyond the Rhetoric wasn’t nearly popular enough to be worth their while at the time. After all, ReviewMe has much more stringent demands on which blogs they accept compared to PayPerPost (aff), who will take on just about any comer. Well, after John Chow went out and did his Technorati pinging scheme, I got a huge boost to my Technorati ranking which currently sits at 78,469. That’s quite a bit better than the number I had before (well north of 100k). You can further help my cause by adding my blog to your Technorati favorites.
Anyways, seeing this good news, I decided to try my luck again with ReviewMe. Posts done for them tend to pay a lot better (Chow’s rate is $250) than PayPerPost, so I figured it’s definitely worth a shot. Bang, poof, wham-o: immediately upon telling them about Beyond the Rhetoric, I got accepted and am now in their marketplace, ready to accept reviews from advertisers. They determine the rate on your behalf and I got appointed with a rate of $40.
I know that it’s really short notice, but if you order up a review from me by the end of February (meaning the end of today), you get 50% off of that price. And it’s not like I’m new to ReviewMe either, having done a few for John Chow already.
One step closer to dot com mogul status for me. Anyways, here’s my ReviewMe profile page. Click on the ReviewMe widget guy in the sidebar to order a review from me.
P.S. On a side note, I’ve also noticed that my Feedburner RSS subscriber count is up into the double digits! Triple digits can’t be far behind, right? Help me out and subscribe to my RSS feed.
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Update: My Technorati just improved again. It’s sitting at 67,751 (162 links from 55 blogs) now.
And I felt good that Technorati rating was in the top half million. đ
I was suffering in the half-million basement for a long while. It’s only been the past month or so that I’ve broken the 100k mark.
Hmmm…after reading Ed’s post on his Technorati boost, I checked my own ranking. I had jumped from 76K to 44k! Thanks to the evil JOHN CHOW!
I think you should start a campaign to try and beat John Chow’s technorati ranking!!
Kumiko
xo
Good start! Now you can begin on working your way up the pay ladder, towards being a mogul! Err.. what is the highest reviewme cost for now, anyone?
Kumiko: I think I’ve got a long way to go before I can beat out ol’ JC. That doesn’t mean I’m not going to try đ
lyndonmaxewell: To my knowledge, the most expensive ReviewMe is $500, but certain members are able to set their own price now.
I noticed that you put (aff) after the links to ReviewMe and I just wanted to let you know that those links aren’t actual affiliate links – although they are links to your profile on ReviewMe. You would need to add “?ref=####” to those links to earn commissions from them.
Thanks Hannes. I’ve made the edit.
Michael,
Yea, that got to be a high price for one! When ‘John’ is able to set his price as well, you would have known that he has exceed the standards already. Hope that you make your way up soon!
Me for instance, am still building up my site credibility for acceptance.