I ‘d convinced myself that there was thousands of dollars to be made by setting up multiple blogs and turning them into paid-posting machines right away. I think I was mistaken in that assumption.

Even with the $20 offered new members of Pay Per Post for their first sponsored post, the way to really earn money with paid posting is to build up a blog that has Page Rank. While you could write hundreds of $5 reviews every month, wouldn’t it be better to write five $100 reviews? Just look at the offers available on Sponsored Reviews. The difference between the top and the bottom offers is hundreds of dollars.

I think I had my priorities confused with some of the blogs I was setting up. I’ve established a reasonable sized blog network, but more than half of those blogs are yet to receive any Page Rank, and it’s clear that getting Page Rank needs to be a focus to make serious money from paid reviews and various other services.

It’s frustrating that Google only updates its toolbar every three months or so, and what with Google possibly under attack right now, it’s anybody’s guess when the next update will be. What this means, however, is that I should be spending time building quality back links for my infant blogs.

Making money blogging is a slow process that requires time and patience. If I’ve learned anything since I started this, it’s that the real money only comes after perseverance. Sure, the quick money I’ve made writing paid reviews is a bonus, but it’s nothing to write home about.

Anybody can make a couple of grand on the Internet, but the people who don’t give up after six months are the people who make a couple of grand every month, or even every week.

I should be one of those people.

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