I bring someone in to the store and get 10% of!

Imagine this scenario: I buy a camera. My buddy likes it a lot and the next week we both goes in to the camera store. He buys a camera and I buy a new lense. The store manager gives me 20% off the price for bringing in a new customer.

Anything strange with that?

Imagine now that I like, for example, flickr alot. I tell all my friends about it and they sign up. Do I get anything for it? No, not a penny.  But there is a new service, well not that new, but it’s cool. If I like something I can write about it and get a few bucks for mention the service or product or whatever it is.

The sitename is  payperpost and everyone can sign up and see if there are any opportunities (they call it that) for them. To get the good money you need a good page rank, mine is down to 2 now when I switched from domino.dagerot.com to www.dagerot.com. Anyway, give it a try, you can only earn money on it.

March 24th, 2008 in Uncategorized | tags:
  • Andre

    Hi Joachim,
    From what I have read on the web I would not recommend payperpost. You might looser your page rank completely. See here one blog post I found about it: http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/11/16/payperpost-bloggers-get-slammed-by-google/
    Keep up your great work.
    Best regards
    Andre

  • Joachim

    Hmmmm…. Thanks a lot for the page link. Very interesting reading. I just can’t get rid of the bad smell the Googles actions gives. They are actually using their power and monopoly to kill competitors to their own ad-service. This is not at all the Google I started to love, the Google that say “Don’t do evil”. I must say I’m a bit disapointed but I will investigate this further. Thanks again for the tip!

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