readership required for sponsored posts
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Hi,
I would like to advertise on my blog via affiliate links. I noticed in the Help page that occasionally WP allows for bloggers with a certain number of daily readers to use affiliate links and sponsored posts. I would love to be able to do this- is there a certain number of readers? Many thanks.The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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No, you misread.
There are a very limited number of circumstances in which WP.com allows affiliate links; substantive review blogs are one such case.
There are no situations of which I am aware that WP.com allows sponsored posts; they suspend blogs every day for making sponsored posts.
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Hmm, really? I can think of 2 wordpress blogs off of the top of my head that openly use sponsored posts on a regular basis. Am I misunderstanding what sponsored means? For example, a fashion blogger will write about xyz clothing shop’s line of yoga pants, and at the bottom of the post, will have a small disclaimer stating that the post was sponsored by xyz clothing shop.
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What is the URL of the blogs?
they might be a WordPress.ORG install on their own host, which might make if OK, but not if they are on WordPress.COM
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Before I do, can anyone answer my question? I’d like to get some information…both of the blogs I’m thinking of have millions of monthly page views, so I doubt they’re doing anything wrong, I’d just like to know how WP determines when a certain blog can use affiliate links/sponsor posts.
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I did answer the question. VIP blogs, which cost around $30,000 a year, are permitted to have affiliate sales and paid ads. If you are not part of the VIP program, you cannot do it.
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Right, thanks! As you can see, I’m still learning the ropes here, and I didn’t understand the difference between wordpress.org vs wordpress.com. After a thorough google search I think I’ve found the answer- the aforementioned sites are self-hosted. Thanks for the help!
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