I’m sure you’ve heard of Pay-Per-Post, a service that has recently acquired some of the products of Performancing. Ok, that’s not the big deal about Pay-Per-Post, it is its disclosure policy that got it the tomatoes.

But this is not about Pay-Per-Post, this is the new service rolled out by ReviewMe that mimics Pay-Per-Post. It now has the ReviewMe Marketplace which has added the option for advertisers to set review campaigns. These are review offers that let smaller blogs take a pick on the advertisers’ that they’d like to write a review for.

The only setback of this service is that although there are some $12.50, too many of the review offers are only priced at $5 which is not attracting too many bloggers. If ReviewMe would only a limit of at least $10 per review policy as John Chow has suggested, this new money-making service can be a hit. 

I submitted one blog that did not make the cut for the premium review offers since it has lower traffic and it got in. However, I noticed that there are no review offers posted these past few days. So I’m wondering what gives, since I believe the categories that most of my blogs that got approved are some of the most in-demand. 

More about this new ReviewMe service via the ReviewMe blog.