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The Foodie Blogroll Publisher Program

Couple days ago I received email from Foodie Blogroll which inform about their new publisher program. Based on their explanation, it's quite attractive compared to others. Using CPM scheme, I think it's good for those who has huge traffic. We just don't have to wait for an uniqeu hit to their ad/banners to get paid.

For me, the most interesting about this new publisher program is they offer refferal fees if we could lead other blogger to join this program. Beside they also count hit from non US visitor to our blog. Quite good, isn't it? Well, currently I'm waiting for their approval to my submission, hopefully they'll approved me :)

For more details just visit to their publisher page directly.
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