My main travel blog’s website Google Page Rank went up to PR 3!
During the last update, I was surprised to finally get my original PR back on track. After about 4 years worth of blogging about travels, it only increased during this year.
I’ve been a member of Social Spark for about 2 years already, I think. Nowadays, this is where I earn through my blog opportunities. I’m not active in PayPerpost.com or other Sponsored Review sites anymore which is just okay because I’m also working on my freelance work.
I cashed out some funds from SocialSpark! I withdrew 201 dollars from my account which is the amount accumulated ever since I became active in looking for opportunities some time last June 2009. Now I can put them in my paypal account so I could just accumulate the money to pay off old debts. I’m glad, really really glad of SocialSpark as it’s the only big money-making opportunity that I’ve been getting these months (can’t stress this as much as I can). At least there’s a somewhat steady stream of tasks that I get to write for my blogs and the amounts are big (least is $5 per post and would reach $25). Even if all my sites’ Page Ranks are 0, I still got to be competitive because of RealRank. Thanks SocialSpark!
I’m loving SocialSpark because of the many opportunities that I’ve been getting at the start of June of this year. The tasks aren’t only many, the payouts are also big; bigger than PayPerPost. At least SocialSpark relies on RealRank which is another form of ranking that is totally different from Google’s PageRank. It’s more reliable for me as it is updated on mostly a daily basis which is pretty good since you get to expect your traffic everyday if it’s going up or down.
PayPerPost and SocialSpark, both are under the same umbrella (IZEA) but both have different ranking categories.
They say it doesn’t really matter if you have a high Page Rank or not. But for me, it still does. It’s a big factor especially when you bid for tasks.
Page Rank is Google’s way of measuring your page’s worth. It is an indicator of the value of a certain page in the world wide web.
It can be a combination of different factors on how it is being tallied and calculated, It may be because of the number of websites linking back to your site and the number of unique visitors (not spam!).
The author just wants to represent one of the many bloggers out there who are earning some income out of this sideline. This site primarily aims to help out other people who want to know how I was able to do it. For those who are interested, kindly check the Archives on the sidebar cause for you to understand the steps that I did, you have to read from the start. I don't guarantee that you'll have the same result as mine, what works for me may not work for you. I just want to let you know what I did. Peace out!
