By skyforbes 
So, you recently started a blog (if you still need to create a blog
click here), built up some traffic to it, have some fans following you on
social networks, and you’d like to recommend some products to your
readers that would benefit them, but you don’t know how to get these
products for free.
I’ve been a
product review blogger
since the summer of 2012, and I enjoy receiving different products
from Top Leading Brands and Small Businesses to help them promote
their products. This brings awareness to my readers about products
they may not know about and may help them with something they
need.
Whether you’re a beauty blogger, food blogger, or mom blogger, companies are looking for you to review their products on your blog, and some companies may compensate you for your reviews.
If you’re interested in getting paid to test products without a blog, you must check this post out.
These are prerequisites that companies will look at to decide if
they’ll let you review their products:
- Google Analytics (unique visitors, sessions, and pageviews)
Some companies may be more lenient when it comes to deciding if they
want to have you review their product or not.
Here are some companies that will help you be able to sign up to
become a product reviewer, sponsored posts, and make some money:
1. Izea
IZEA’s platform allows users to earn money by creating sponsored content
on social media for companies they select. Payments are made via
PayPal.
2. PinchMe
PINCHme is a website where members can try new products for free in
exchange for feedback. It partners with leading brands to offer free
samples of beauty products, food and snacks, household items, and more.
Learn more about
PinchMe.
3. Tomoson
Tomoson is a platform that connects bloggers with companies seeking
product reviews. You must complete an application and meet specific
requirements to be approved. Some opportunities offer payment.
4.
Smiley360
Smiley360 is a website for word-of-mouth marketing that offers name-brand
products for testing to bloggers and consumers. Some product testing
campaigns require an application.
5.
Sverve
Sverve allows you to choose relevant social media campaigns and work
with your favorite brands to create fantastic content while making money.
6.
Influenster
Influenster is a platform for discovering and reviewing consumer
products. They send Voxboxes containing sample items for you to test and
share on social media and blogs.
7.
SheSpeaks
SheSpeaks is a platform for female influencers to test products and
provide reviews on various platforms, including blogs, social media, and
YouTube. To join, you must complete an application. The more
active you are in the community, the more your chances of product testing
increase.
8. Sway Dashboard
I just signed up with this company through SITs Girls and so far I’ve
found some sponsored post and product reviews that paid $100 or
more. I haven’t done any just yet because the requirement of
pageviews that the companies want is on the high side and I’m currently
working on that. This company you must fill out an application and be
approved.
9. BzzAgent
BzzAgent is a word-of-mouth marketing website where users can join
campaigns to review products from Big Brand Companies. The more
campaigns you review, the more you can join.
10.
Markerly
Markerly invites you to try the latest products from beloved brands,
provide honest feedback to your followers, and get paid for your
services. Payment is determined based on your engagement level,
following, and platform. Payment details will be finalized before you
are approved for a campaign.
11.
BrandBacker
At BrandBacker, you can build a working relationship with relevant
brands by promoting their products on your blog and social media. You can
also offer your followers early access to products, discounts, and
giveaways. Partner with other bloggers and set your own rates for paid
posts.
12.
BlogPRWire
BlogPRWire has a vast network of over 3,900 influencers, which they
use to create effective influencer marketing campaigns that align with your
brand’s values and goals.
13.
BlogMeetsBrand
Blog Meets Brand is a platform that connects advertisers with
bloggers, promoting social content and monetizing blogger content.
14.
Social Fabric
Social Fabric is a community of creators who make authentic content
across blogs and social media platforms. Join their community to gain access
to insights education, and collaborate with brands you love.
15.
Linqia
At Linqia, they provide support to help you succeed, connect you with
big brands, and generate new revenue streams.
16.
MomSelect
MomSelect aims to connect mom influencers and brands with shared
values, lifestyle, life phase, relevance, and authentic loyalty.
17.
Sponsored Tweets
Connect with top brands that resonate with your audience by joining
the Sponsored Tweets network. Get paid for creating and posting unique
content.
18.
Collective Voice
Collective Voice provides influencer programs with user-friendly
monetization tools to assist creators in growing, monetizing, and tracking
their efforts.
19.
Tapinfluence
TapInfluence is a platform that assists brands in creating influencer
marketing campaigns. It provides search tools, calendaring, and tasking
features to connect brands with influencers.
20.
The Motherhood
The Motherhood has been a top influencer marketing agency since 2006.
They take a personalized approach to collaborating with influencers instead
of bombarding them with project applications or program bidding. They
carefully select and invite influencers to join campaigns that align with
client needs and reflect the influencers’ passions and interests. Their goal
is to ensure the editorial integrity of the content created by our
influencers.
Contact the company directly
if you want to review a specific product on your blog. They might be
willing to send you the product or samples for free.
Businesses will likely contact you for product reviews if your blog has a
large following and receives high traffic. This can elevate your blog to
the next level, as you can request compensation for your reviews and turn your blog into a source of income. However, it is vital to ensure that
your reviews reflect your honest opinions so that you do not deceive your
readers.