😮 they do this now?

sabi nila. Nabasa ko rin several times pakalat-kalat.

naloka ako dun. no gravitas at all?

Kasi daw they're fighting for the community

I read that too from another blogger FB friend

feeling ko gumagaya sa bloggers who go completely pro who charges per blog post. kaso ang cheap nila kasi for them, payment na ang loot bag

May advocacy pa talaga yung "No Pay, No Post Policy"

Advocacy ni ateng tupperware hahahahaha hanapin ko nga screencap

Branded campaign lahat nito.

HAHA

tokens. not cash pala. so pwedeng bigyan ng free socks pwede na?

I see tokens as a form of payment

dementia: Pinaganda lang nila, ganun din. Bayaran pa rin siya.

Nakaka off talaga. I used to get a few tokens or dinner invites but most of the time I write about things I paid for

I don't know how they can do it. Until today, I still have a hard time answering the question "How much is your rate?" when it comes to blog posts.

Pero normally and tokens are given willingly?

I guess some companies see the positive even if paid reviews as a good thing

gadgenista: same but if I'm interested in a product or advocacy I am into I just post and not charge for anything

euri: yes. Maski flash drive Lang or even just PR kit

dementia: same here! And if people are willing to send their products for review, I usually just tell them I'll be happy to review their products without extra cost.

Look, the way I see it, it's your prerogative to have that policy. My site has its own rates, sure, pero there are ways to get my interest and involvement beyond just cash.

no food no post hehe

To be honest, masaya naman kumita sa blogging pero nakaka-miss yung walang pressure to earn na blogging world.

Don't get me wrong. I do get paid for some posts and some campaigns. But quality and relevance of content matters to me. If the material is good and the content is relevant to my audience, I post. Event without food.

Exactly.

Even* shucks nakaka-OC. Pwede na ba mag-edit ng Plurk replies?

Twitter doesn't even do that. Haha.

Twitter 😏