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I found a great site that offers a free service for bloggers and advertisers to put them in touch with one another. You register your blog for free, or use it to find a blogger to talk about your site and link to it.

If any of you bloggers are interested, the site is

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A few useful, practical points to follow if you’re thinking about doing sponsored posts — this builds on what flagged about matchmaking services, the redirect concern noticed, and ’s SEO caution.

  • Vet the offer/network: check domain age/WHOIS, look for independent reviews, inspect published sample posts, and ask for references or payment screenshots from other bloggers.
  • Demand written terms: deliverables, revision rights, payment schedule (use escrow or net terms), required disclosures, and whether links must be dofollow.
  • Protect SEO and legal compliance: always disclose sponsorships clearly at the top of the post. For link treatment, use rel="sponsored" (or at minimum rel="nofollow") for paid links to avoid search-engine penalties.
  • Track performance: require UTM-tagged links or a reporting window so you can validate advertiser ROI before agreeing to repeat work.

Suggested disclosure wording to adapt: This post was sponsored by [Advertiser]. I received compensation for this review; the opinions are my own. Place that line near the top where readers and regulators will see it.

Red flags: requests for permanent, anchored dofollow links without disclosure; networks that force registration fees or require payment to join; domains that resolve to parked/redirect pages; no clear contract or refusal to provide examples and references.

For U.S. legal guidance on endorsements and disclosure, see the FTC’s guidance on endorsements and testimonials: .

Combining cautious vetting with clear contracts, visible disclosures, and correct link attributes keeps sponsored blogging profitable and low-risk.

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Member Avatar for GiorgosK

what is up with
it redirects to milliondollarwiki

I would never even register to such a site that redirects its own domain to another subpage of a different site (can't explain it, its just me)

Member Avatar for jdenver

I think they're using their initial traffic to leverage their visibility on MDW. They bought like 20 pages.

Member Avatar for Hirohurl

Here's another cooperative blog promo site that is in beta at the moment:

cliqin.com

Member Avatar for A_member

There are so much of paid blogging services out there, buyablogger doesn't even look like it could afford to pay, there's payperpost, smorty, reviewme, sponsoredreviews and many others, if you wanna try out paid blogging try one of them.

i suggest you don't though, if you depend on google a lot, they don't like paid blogging and are looking to penalize blogs sponsored by paid blogging.

p.s. it does not redirect anywhere it goes directly to

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