In recent months, there has been a lot of commotion over at the PayPerPost (PPP) community boards with Posties disagreeing with various parts of the Terms of Service. Running such a successful paid blogging company can be a headache in itself with thousands of posties to keep track of, so there is bound to be disagreement and misunderstood rules by those that are new. Not only that, but for someone who is new to the PayPerPost community it can be rather intimidating trying to figure out the nuts and bolts of how the system works; however, those fears can be laid to rest with the introduction of PayPerPost’s newest information site: PayPerPost University.
The University is a place where new posties and old posties alike, as well as advertisers can read up on much needed information about the PayPerPost system. Filled with various video tutorials the University site makes it easy for posties and advertisers to learn how to navigate the system, making their paid blogging experience a breeze or at least a little less hectic. Not only that, but University is home to the newest addition of guidelines called Best Practices. The best practices are a list of suggestions that was formed from a list of ideas on the community forum; these suggestions are just that, suggestions, which one would hope that all posties would try to follow along with the terms of services to make their paid blogging experience easier. Following the best practices not only helps make your blog better but also helps utilize the PayPerPost marketplace in a more efficient way.
Personally, I am thankful for the information provided to me at the PayPerPost University website. When I first entered the PayPerPost system, I was lost and wasn’t exactly sure of all the rules and regulations, however, writing my sponsored posts are now a breeze as I have the rules/guidelines laid out for me. Not only that, but having video tutorials are great as it allows me to visually see what to do when it comes to working the system and I look forward to more videos at a later date. It takes time for everyone to get use to the way a system works, but it helps when things are written out in words for all to see and that is exactly what PayPerPost University provides for us. I give PayPerPost University an A+…well I guess I’m the one who would be receiving the A+, right? 
