ReviewMe: Get Paid to (Honestly) Review a Product.

By Alex in Everything Else on Nov 10, 2006 at 7:59 pm

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored review. I’m being compensated for writing it.

ReviewMe, a new service that launched yesterday, aims to match up advertisers who want buzz for their products, with bloggers who are compensated for writing reviews on their blogs.

Depending on the size of your blog, which ReviewMe automatically checks using a combination of Alexa traffic and Technorati blog rankings, you can get anywhere from $20 to $200 per review.

The sign-up process is fast and straightforward. Everything is upfront and fair – you’ll see what the advertisers have to pay to get a review on a particular blog, along with ReviewMe’s 50% cut.

To kick start their launch, ReviewMe is offering money to review their site (like first come first served, it’s first written first paid, it seems until they spend all of their $25,000 budget!)

Now although this is not new (other services have been doing this for some time), what’s refreshing is that ReviewMe wants you to write *an honest* opinion and provide a disclaimer that it’s a sponsored post. You can write something positive, or if you think the product lacks something, then a constructive criticism is welcome. That’s refreshing!

For many of you bloggers, as your blog grows, you’ll be faced with the eventuality that you have to pay more and more to upgrade your server or buy more bandwidth (Neatorama had to switch three times this year alone!) For this reason, I feel it’s worth it to introduce ads and properly disclosed reviews like ReviewMe.

What do you think? (Go sign up: Link!)


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  1. Carl
    Nov 10th, 2006 at 11:02 pm

    Well dang, that seems neat. I’m popping over to investigate.

  2. Miss Cellania
    Nov 10th, 2006 at 11:34 pm

    Count me in. I just posted my review, too!

  3. Carl
    Nov 10th, 2006 at 11:46 pm

    You know, I checked it out and it’s really not for blogs that post original article based content. It’s really more for places that have links and short descriptions. Great for Neat-o-rama but not so good for theWAREHOUSE.

    Thanks for the heads up, though.

  4. ted
    Nov 11th, 2006 at 9:30 am

    Well, what do you know, an advertisement on the left side of the page for once.

    It’s kinda like product placement in a movie: ads right in the middle of the entertainment.

  5. Alex
    Nov 11th, 2006 at 11:17 am

    There have been reviews on the posts (like the HarperCollins books).

  6. grmpf
    Nov 12th, 2006 at 12:58 pm

    Thank good for adblock….


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