A review is an article that a blogger writes about your product. We use the term "product" as a general term for anything you want to have reviewed. It could be a website, a service, or an actual physical product.
SponsoredReviews’ advertisers are paying for your time learn about their product/service, and write about it on your blog. They expect that you will help them increase sales by introducing their product to your audience. They also expect that you will link to their site according to their requirements. It is important that you read the advertisers requirements prior to doing the review. We will reject reviews that do not meet the advertiser’s requirements.
Step 1: Add Your Blog(s)
The first thing to do is add your blog to our database. This is done by going to the “Manage Blogs” tab then clicking on “Add New Blog”. You can see the requirements for acceptance as a blogger in our system on the "Bloggers' Policy" section below. You will not be able to bid on opportunities or sell reviews until your first blog has been approved.
Step 2: Add Blog Screen
Once you have entered your blog URL into the “Blog URL” field, our system will gather stats on your blog. You will then be taken to a page where we ask for certain information about your blog. Here are some of the key fields and some important information you should know about each field.
Desired Price - This is where you set your price. This price is what advertisers see when they browse through our blog directory. There is no negotiating on this price so make sure it is reasonable. It is important that you look at our suggested pricing. If your blog is priced too high (compared to the quality and the stats of similar blogs) we may reject it.
Blog Category – This is the main category of your blog. You can only choose one, but do not fret, if your blog has multiple categories, you can enter them into the Tag/keyword field. Our system utilizes a tag based categorization system. Any keyword that you enter that becomes popular will be displayed as a category in our system, and your blog will be listed under that category.
Blog Title – It is highly recommended that you add descriptive keywords to your blog title. “Joe’s Technology and Health Blog” will do much better then “Joe’s Blog”. Your title is all some advertisers will see. If they see a keyword that is relevant to their product, they are much more likely to purchase a review from you.
Description – You should use this section to “sell” your blog to the advertiser. Explain how many visitors you have, or show some great examples of posts you do.
Blog Tags/Keywords – As explained above, we use a tag based categorization system. You should use keywords that describe the categories of content you write about. i.e. health, technology, pets.. etc...
Step 3: Search and Bid on Opportunities
After you have entered your blog into our system, and been approved, you can start bidding on opportunities. Note: It is not necessary for you to bid on opportunities in order to earn money. Advertisers will also search through our blog directory and purchase reviews directly from you. With that being said, you can earn a lot more money if you are proactive about searching and bidding on opportunities. You can see the Market Place Level rules on the "Bloggers' Policy" section below.
We recommend bidding on opportunities relevant to your site first, as advertisers are more likely to accept bids from relevant websites. If you bid slightly below your “public” price, your bid will be noticed more. Our system shows the advertiser the difference between your public price and your bid price.
Once you have found an opportunity that you want to write about, you can bid on it by clicking on the opportunity name. Once you are in the opportunity details screen, you will see a box on the right side where you can place your bid. You can only bid on opportunities if your price meets the minimum price they are asking. In addition, your bid price cannot be higher then the price you have set for your blog.
Once you have made a bid, it is up to the advertiser to accept/reject/counter-offer:
1. If the advertiser accepts your bid you will be notified and you will have 7 days to complete the review.
2. If the advertiser makes a counter-offer you will be notified and you will have the option to accept, reject, or make another counter-offer.
3. If the advertisers rejects your offer you will be notified and all bidding will stop.
It is important to know that if the advertiser rejects your initial bid or counter-offer you will not be able to make another bid.
Some advertisers take a while to approve or decline a bid. Advertisers receive hundreds of bids from bloggers, so make sure your bid stands out. You will also get more acceptances if you bid on opportunities related to your site theme.
If your bid is not accepted or declined by an advertisers within a couple weeks, it will be purged from our system.
Step 4: When an Advertiser Purchases a Review Directly from You
Advertisers will often search for and purchase reviews directly from bloggers in our Blog Directory.
When an advertiser purchases a review from you directly, you are notified via email and on the homepage of your control panel. The item will be marked as “Awaiting Your Acceptance” on your homepage.
Step 5: Submitting the Completed Review
Once you have completed your review and double-checked your work, you need to submit the URL to us in order to complete the order. You can do this by clicking on the opportunity you are completing the review for (on the homepage).
Step 6: Getting Paid
We pay every 2 weeks for reviews completed in that 2 week period. We rely on your Paypal address being correct in order to send you payment. We currently only accept Paypal. We may consider other payment options in the future.
SponsoredReviews’ advertisers are paying for your time learn about their product/service, and write about it on your blog. They expect that you will help them increase sales by introducing their product to your audience. They also expect that you will link to their site according to their requirements. It is important that you read the advertisers requirements prior to doing the review. We will reject reviews that do not meet the advertiser’s requirements.
Step 1: Add Your Blog(s)
The first thing to do is add your blog to our database. This is done by going to the “Manage Blogs” tab then clicking on “Add New Blog”. You can see the requirements for acceptance as a blogger in our system on the "Bloggers' Policy" section below. You will not be able to bid on opportunities or sell reviews until your first blog has been approved.
Step 2: Add Blog Screen
Once you have entered your blog URL into the “Blog URL” field, our system will gather stats on your blog. You will then be taken to a page where we ask for certain information about your blog. Here are some of the key fields and some important information you should know about each field.
Desired Price - This is where you set your price. This price is what advertisers see when they browse through our blog directory. There is no negotiating on this price so make sure it is reasonable. It is important that you look at our suggested pricing. If your blog is priced too high (compared to the quality and the stats of similar blogs) we may reject it.
Blog Category – This is the main category of your blog. You can only choose one, but do not fret, if your blog has multiple categories, you can enter them into the Tag/keyword field. Our system utilizes a tag based categorization system. Any keyword that you enter that becomes popular will be displayed as a category in our system, and your blog will be listed under that category.
Blog Title – It is highly recommended that you add descriptive keywords to your blog title. “Joe’s Technology and Health Blog” will do much better then “Joe’s Blog”. Your title is all some advertisers will see. If they see a keyword that is relevant to their product, they are much more likely to purchase a review from you.
Description – You should use this section to “sell” your blog to the advertiser. Explain how many visitors you have, or show some great examples of posts you do.
Blog Tags/Keywords – As explained above, we use a tag based categorization system. You should use keywords that describe the categories of content you write about. i.e. health, technology, pets.. etc...
Step 3: Search and Bid on Opportunities
After you have entered your blog into our system, and been approved, you can start bidding on opportunities. Note: It is not necessary for you to bid on opportunities in order to earn money. Advertisers will also search through our blog directory and purchase reviews directly from you. With that being said, you can earn a lot more money if you are proactive about searching and bidding on opportunities. You can see the Market Place Level rules on the "Bloggers' Policy" section below.
We recommend bidding on opportunities relevant to your site first, as advertisers are more likely to accept bids from relevant websites. If you bid slightly below your “public” price, your bid will be noticed more. Our system shows the advertiser the difference between your public price and your bid price.
Once you have found an opportunity that you want to write about, you can bid on it by clicking on the opportunity name. Once you are in the opportunity details screen, you will see a box on the right side where you can place your bid. You can only bid on opportunities if your price meets the minimum price they are asking. In addition, your bid price cannot be higher then the price you have set for your blog.
Once you have made a bid, it is up to the advertiser to accept/reject/counter-offer:
1. If the advertiser accepts your bid you will be notified and you will have 7 days to complete the review.
2. If the advertiser makes a counter-offer you will be notified and you will have the option to accept, reject, or make another counter-offer.
3. If the advertisers rejects your offer you will be notified and all bidding will stop.
It is important to know that if the advertiser rejects your initial bid or counter-offer you will not be able to make another bid.
Some advertisers take a while to approve or decline a bid. Advertisers receive hundreds of bids from bloggers, so make sure your bid stands out. You will also get more acceptances if you bid on opportunities related to your site theme.
If your bid is not accepted or declined by an advertisers within a couple weeks, it will be purged from our system.
Step 4: When an Advertiser Purchases a Review Directly from You
Advertisers will often search for and purchase reviews directly from bloggers in our Blog Directory.
When an advertiser purchases a review from you directly, you are notified via email and on the homepage of your control panel. The item will be marked as “Awaiting Your Acceptance” on your homepage.
Step 5: Submitting the Completed Review
Once you have completed your review and double-checked your work, you need to submit the URL to us in order to complete the order. You can do this by clicking on the opportunity you are completing the review for (on the homepage).
Step 6: Getting Paid
We pay every 2 weeks for reviews completed in that 2 week period. We rely on your Paypal address being correct in order to send you payment. We currently only accept Paypal. We may consider other payment options in the future.
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