I can’t wait to see 80% of the opportunities at Payperpost expired 4 days later. All these opps are pretty annoying because the advertisers only want US bloggers, and that puzzles me. I thought those paid posts that we did are for SEO purposes. The more links from higher PR sites, the better the ranking for SEO results. When you search for certain keywords, most of the time we will just type the keywords, right? Will you segment it according to geography?

Not only that most of the bloggers from other nations are being filtered out, the advertisers will lose out a lot of bloggers with great PR and traffic too. Seeing the opportunities rotting themselves to the expiry dates means that there are not enough bloggers that meet the requirements. If not, most of them are not interest in taking the opps anyway. So the advertisers are still losing out because they don’t have the links as expected!

On top of that, the advertisers listed out this requirement too…

U.S. bloggers only. Bloggers, please check your grammar and spelling

See? Check your spelling and grammar. That is so funny. It’s their mother tongue, how bad can their command of language be? LOL!

Luckily, most of us know more than 3 languages in both spoken and written. We can write perfect English if we want to, or just our Malaysian way of broken English, just for the fun of it. Don’t tell me they have been using the same language all their lives and can still come out with lousy grammar. Damn….

Don’t you think all those ang moh can do great posts, ok? I found one blogger who would write a paid post like this:

Let me share a link with you….Here it is: real estate. There, I have just got my lunch paid.

See, I’m using her tactic. Of course, I’m not going to expose which blog was that. If you are curious, just check out Blog of the Day from PPP. Go dig the archives. I bet you will get a good laugh. Haha!