Earning money from blogging is not difficult but if you blog for fun then continue doing it that way. Earning money from your blogs also has its consequences so unless you are ready for the consequences, you can’t use your blog to generate money.

Before you sign up in the get-paid-to blog sites listed below, think again. Are you sure you want to use your blog for advertising? Are you prepared to hear other bloggers telling you that your blog is a splog (spam blog) and that it contributes to the pollution of the blogosphere? Are you prepared to be Google slapped and lose your Page Rank? If you are not ready for any of those things then be happy to put some Adsense ads on your sidebar. Adsense is like a turtle money maker but at least, with Adsesne, you are not making an enemy of yourself.

But if you dare to use your blog to earn money, make sure that your blog meets some requirements like;

1. Is your blog at least 90 days old?
2. Are you cache by Google?
3. Do you have a Page Rank?
4. Does your blog contain at least 10 posts for the last 30 days?

These are just some requirements. Your blog has to go through an approval process but if your blog meets the four points listed above, it will most likely be approved by these get-paid-to blog sites:

1. Payperpost: is probably the oldest and most popular blog advertising networks but they have the strictest rules when it comes to everything. Once they accept your blog, you can be sure to have a lot of opportunities because Payperpost have a lot of advertiser.

2. SponsoredReviews: also have a lot of advertisers and the coll thing is, you can set your blog’s minimum price but if your price is too high and your blog does not have impressive Google Page Rank, Alexa Rank, Link Popularity, and Technorati Rank then you’ll probably won’t get a single advertiser.

3. Loudlaunch: pays you monthly for approved posts. They give you two hours to write about an opportunity you accept. Louchlaunch is also a great blog advertising network however they do not have a lot of opportunities yet.

There are more out there but these three are the most reliable. You can expect to get paid for your work on the date stated. And if your blog does not meet the requirements yet, build it up. Give it at least three months. And if for some reason your blog didn’t get approved then you can always resubmit it at a later time.