$1 For A Paid Review - Don't Expect Quality Posts

Away from camel milk chocolate today, there seems to be even more paid ads for just $1 on Pay Per Post and many remain untouched for good reason. Kamila wonders whether the bloggers who do take up these $1 jobs give the advertiser a poor post. Would it be a natural tendency from bloggers to not put much effort in for a sponsored post that insults with such low pay? Surely poor ads would have a negative affect of the service or product so trying to get cut priced ads perhaps isn’t cost effective at all.

Kamila is quite sure that paid a decent rate for writing up a review she would willingly do the best job that she could with that post. Many others must surely be of the same opinion.

Kamila finds that the subject of paid post comes to the forefront again. Pay Per Post nearly accepted her blog, but at the time she only had one post showing on the home page; Pay Per Post wanted multiple posts. So Kamila tweaked it to their requirement and resubmitted. Hoofs crossed, this time she may squeeze in. The waiting game resumes for Kamila.

Ending with a question from Kamila. “Does anyone have any idea when this recession is over?”

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Kamila No Longer a Lady Of Leisure

Kamila has as you know been deep in thought over the last few weeks. We know exactly what her plan is now after she spoke to us in depth over the weekend.

She has a problem, she feel s very guilty about being given a home, love and care and she cannot contribute anything other than 'Thank you'! She want to give more in the way of thanks and was racking her brains to find the best way of doing this.

Kamila has now come up with the idea of making a little business online with her weblog. She has already signed up with adsense and will be looking for more opportunities over the next few weeks. This will keep her busy and less guilty about being a lady of leisure in Bulgaria and help a little to pay the way in these hard times of recession.

So you can expect to see things moving on the business front with Kamlia as she finds her feet. We all wished her the best of luck in her new venture.

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Kamila in Transition

Kamila is now in a period of transition. She has been thinking about many things and is not content with just being an observer in Bulgaria. She has fallen in love with the country and the people here and wants to take an active part in providing a living here.

Over the last week or so Kamila has been doing a lot of looking around and trying to find things that she is good at with a secret plan behind it. We have often asked her recently what's she up to, but she just wouldn't give anything away.

Kamila knows full well that times are hard for us all here, there is a recession and jobs are hard to find. Many people have now been made redudant at the boiler factory where Galia works and Galia isn't working due to her operation recovery. There may not be a job to go back to when she is well enough. Kamila often asks what will happen if that was the case. We wonder why Kamila takes such a keen interest on the household finances, is this part of the plan she has up her sleeve?

Well whatever Kamila is up to she will let us know soon enough, she is due to help on the farm now it's April. The work has already begun, but a little spell of wet weather has put it off for a few days. I'm sure she'll tell us all by the weekend.

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