PayPerPost -- Why I love it *Sponsored*

Written by Awkward Situations on Wednesday, July 04, 2007

PayPerPost. It’s not only a legitimate opportunity; it’s a very successful and loyal to its customer’s program of bloggers who get paid to simply blog! I’ve made several friends on PPP in the past few months, so exciting to finally get the chance to do this, I got approved today and while I’ve only been with PPP for about a few months, visiting wise, not using wise, I’ve learned quite a lot. PPP is a real just open opportunity, it’s got thousands of bloggers signed up for it and they all get paid to do what they love. Perhaps this is why I had to sign up for them. The overall outlook to me of PPP is a fun, exciting way to make money online.
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Once I make my first 10 dollars I intend on spending it on a new game or perhaps saving it for a trip I’m going to be taking next year with some of my own family members and friends.


Why I stayed with Blogger..

Written by Awkward Situations on Friday, June 22, 2007

I think a majority of the reason I stayed with Blogger is becuase of it's simplicity. Wordpress is a great blog publishing system, don't get me wrong, but it seems (TO ME AT LEAST, DURHH) hard to use. Maybe I'm just an idiot, but really I just don't like any other choice besides Blogger. Another thing is this post actually isn't an advertisement venture or an attempt to purseude you into staying if your thinking about switching, although it could be if I want it to. (evil grin) But I digress.

I would love to hear some of your reasons for staying with Blogger to post your blog or such, and how easy it is to use compared to other big name blogging softwares such as Wordpress. And Yeah. Randomness in this post is obvious.


I would post a picture of the Blogger Icon and a "VS" icon and then the Wordpress icon but who do you think I am, a popular blogging outlet?

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