Let’s Take a Tally

I joined PayPerPost in October of last year. I’d been blogging for 6 years and figured it might be nice to make a little money to cover my hosting fees. Afterall, a hobby that doesn’t cost you a fortune is a good thing, right?

So I signed up for PayPerPost’s consumer generated advertising in the hopes of making a little extra money. I’ve been particular about the paid opportunities I take. They have to fit with my blog, my life. It has to be something I’d blog about anyway. You’d think that would limit me but it hasn’t. I’ve been able to find some really nice opportunities that fit perfectly with my blog.

I just added up the money I’ve earned with PayPerPost. I can’t believe it. I’ve earned over
$1100 so far. Not bad for doing something I love.

I’m proud to say that I’ve done a good job of saving my PayPerPost money. I’ve spent only a small amount of it, saving most for my upcoming trip to Hawaii to see my husband. If not for that money, I would have a really tough time getting there this time.

Now I’m starting save for another trip I’d like to take in June. If I can allow the money to grow for a few more months, I may be able to afford a trip to PostieCon, a convention for bloggers and the PayPerPost community.

And after that? I guess it’s time to start making a list of the things my PayPerPost money is going to buy.

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