But with LinkWorth Jobs, you can just grab the offers by logging in to your account and check if you have any LinkPost Jobs available. If your blogs are qualified, the offers will appear in a green background. But if they are red, that means you can’t grab the offer.

By all means, it’s still another way of making money from your blog. Join LinkWorth if you haven’t done so.

In a couple of days, LinkWorth will launch a new feature called LinkPost Job-Opps. You can read more about it here:

A new add-on to our LinkPost product is called Job-Opps. This not only gives a new way to build campaigns for advertisers, but it also gives partners a great new way to jump into the paying jobs. Our blog reviews have always run on a marketplace basis which is great for advertisers who want to handpick the blogs, but it’s not so great for bloggers who have a lot to offer and aren’t always selected. With LinkPost Job-Opps, advertisers create an outline for the type of review they’re looking for, minimum qualifications, the price per review and the number of job-opps available. Once listed, partners who have a blog that meets the qualifications and wish to apply, can do so until the job-opps available have been depleted. The approval process is being tweaked a bit while we try to decide if advertisers will be approving or declining submissions or if our staff will do this on their behalf. (Feel free to give your suggestions below) We are definitely excited to launch this new feature and it will be live within the next 10 days.

Frankly, I wonder if there will be abundant of offers because there are more hungry sharks out there as comparing to the fishes in the sea. Most bloggers with good blogs dare not risk their PR on paid reviews, and there are a lot of blogs with lower PR which are dying for the paid posts. Nonetheless, it’s nice to know that we have another network to grab opps, if you can get any!

Rules and Regulations…don’t you hate these things?

• Must be signed up as a LinkWorth customer(can be advertiser, partner or combo)
• All entries must be a new, original post and not something written prior to November 1st.
• The entry must be a minimum of 250 words (not including the title: Just in case someone were to put something like “LinkWorth has helped me very,very,very,very,very,very,very much!”…I know none of you would ever do that though)
• When you have finished writing your blog entry, please send the link to scarlett@linkworth.com. In the subject line, you can put “LinkWorth Contest Entry”
• Each customer has from November 1st thru November 30^th 12:00 Midnight CST (-6:00 GMT) to submit their entry to me. After that-no más!

Rules and Regulations are subject to change with prior written notice.

Prizes

After much contemplating, we have decided that the best blog entry will receive a Wii! For those of you who don’t know, it is the coolest video game player Nintendo has come out with. It’s completely virtual and can be a great workout if you don’t feel like hitting the gym one night!

The next five winners(2-6) will receive a hip Ipod shuffle. You could upload anything from Bee Gee’s-Stayin Alive to your favorite SEO podcast. Whatever floats your boat.

Finally, our last five winners(7-11) will recieve $50 of LinkWorth credit to their account.

But I know that I will always put in my effort for the first 20 days of the month, and then slow down to enjoy my idle and easy life until the new month starts. See? I’m not only a money leech that sucks money, I know how to stop and enjoy the really good life I have as well.

BTW, check out this post about Let Us Say Google Penalizes People. True enough, my blogs dropped 2 notches! Yikes!

Ok, let’s cross my fingers that I get some big money offers from Linkworth as I love working with them. Hopefully, I have lots of Linkpost in November.

So, for this second check, I better bank in faster. Very kiasu when it comes to money. LOL! Anyway, I’m still waiting for Adsense, and I wonder how long will it take to make that $100!

But this time, I hope to spend more time exploring the tools and the products. There are so many terms that I have no idea what it is. Besides, there is a forum which I haven’t checked out yet. Hopefully, I will learn more about Linkworth from there.

I have forgotten to change the my payment details to Paypal when I signed up for Linkworth. You know, getting a check in US is going to be deducted for dunno-how-much by the bank and I will be getting lesser. Furthermore, my first check is only 30 bucks, what will be left after the deduction? So, I was cursing like hell over the check. LOL!

Needless to say, I changed my payment status immediately and hopefully they will transfer all my earnings to Paypal from now onwards because my payment increase a lot for the consequent month. Getting a check is not very exciting to me.

Oh ya, you can make money with Linkworth. Just sign up if you haven’t done so.

I only upload the plugin in one of my domains as I am not sure if it will generate the income for me. Only this home office blog is installed with the plugin and not the rest. The other domain of mine has Text Link Ads, and I do not wish to mess things up. Since this home office blog doesn’t have any sponsored ads for the time being, I may as well give it a try.

Payperpost has been a bit slow lately, and I would like to diversify my income source from the internet. So far, blogging is still generating 90% of my monthly income, and I would like to see if I can get some income generate from pay-per-click programs.

I have no idea how promising Linkworth is, but I am willing to give it a try, and see if it works for me 3 months from now. If it is not working, the I will just disable the plugin. At the same time, I am worrying about spamming ads on my sponsored posts too. I assume that Linkworth works the same way as Kontera. If so, there is a way of preventing this from happening as written by Big Bucks Blogger. I will only have to worry about this, if I am getting any ads from Linkworth. For the time bring, I will leave my template alone.