What's Not to Love about Payperpost?

When my best friend residing on the other side of the world introduced me to Payperpost, I did not imagine how much fun I would gain from this blog marketing site. I started off blogging for fun, just because I liked to think up silly stories, and to write them down, and share them with my friends. Some of my stories were semi-real, some just pure imagination. Sometimes, I did run out of ideas about what to write. However, when Payperpost "came along", I was suddenly provided with countless topics on which to write! On top of that, I could be paid for my writing, if my post was approved!

I've been writing for Payperpost since March, I think. Guess I'm still a new kid on the block! However, I have not missed checking in on the site for one single day, since I became a "member". I like the way this site is being managed. It encourages us to continue to be writers, and enjoy what we are doing, and not to blog just for money! The site also communicates very well. Whenever my post is rejected, I get an e-mail telling me exactly what's wrong, and I'm able to make amendments accordingly. I also like the layout of the site. It's easy to understand, and maneuver around. I like the cute icons being used, to let us know the status of our posts.

My friends and I have been chatting regularly about Payperpost on Skype. Sometimes we talk and blog at the same time! We would get excited about certain opportunities, and share our experiences about blogging on certain topics! We have also ganined a lot of information, and general knowledge through blogging on new topics, or about new products!

The extra cash from Payperpost will certainly come in handy. I'm hoping it'll cover my toddler's Mother's Day Out tuition fees, so that while he's playing at school, I can use the time to blog - more!

New Wave Crashing on the Scene!

Bao-er waved to Shooby. They had arranged to have lunch at their favorite place - Macdonalds! Shooby put her laptop down, and went to order her food. Bao-er sipped her iced green tea while waiting for Shooby to get her food.

Shooby got her food, and sat down hurriedly. She had been earning quite a bit of extra cash from her writings! She was excited as she bit into her cheeseburger, and trying to turn her laptop on at the same time.

"Slow down, Shooby!" Bao-er laughed as she helped herself to some fries.

"Can't! I'm just too excited about finding this new site called Bloggerwave!"

"A new site? That's a cool name!" Bao-er answered.

"A blogger riding on a wave on a surfboard made of writings!" Shooby's imagination was always alive.

"Or the site that will create waves in the blogging world!" Bao-er gave herself up to the art of imagining too.

The site appeared on Shooby's laptop, and both girls perused the website with great interest.

"You know what that means, Bao-er?" asked Shooby.

Bao-er laughed, "More writing, more cash, and more new books for you?"

"Bingo!" Shooby joined in the laughter.

For the Love of Writing

Shooby and Bao-er were sitting at Macdonalds. Bao-er had just finished giving Chinese lessons to two of her Japanese students. In between bites of her cheeseburger, Shooby was telling Bao-er how she was SERIOUSLY experimenting with poetry writing.

Bao-er knew Shooby could write very well. She also knew how shy Shooby was about letting her work go under public scrutiny. She said, “You should earn some money with your writing!” Bao-er continued, “You shouldn’t deprive the world of the fruits of your talent!”

Shooby took a sip of her iced green tea and said, “Guess it wouldn’t hurt for me to earn some extra cash to feed my other passion – books!”

Bao-er smiled, and jammed some fries into her mouth.