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By Home with Tracy
Welcome to Purposefully Joyful Blog! 

The Purposefully Joyful Blog is public relations friendly, and open to offers of reviewing products on my blog and/or sponsoring giveaways. I am especially interested in reviews and giveaways of products that Women/Mothers/Homeschooling/Self Sufficient Families would be interested in.


Reviews/Giveaways

I do require that for all reviews that I be sent a sample product that won't be returned. Products sent to me for review are thoroughly tested.

For products offered in a giveaway, one product will be be sent to me for review, and then the company will send a second unused item to the winner of the giveaway.

I do not sell or give email addresses to any company in exchange for or as part of a giveaway.


Advertising

I would be happy to consider advertising on my website, provided that I feel it would be a good fit for my Christian readers.

Pricing

125x125 button $10 a month, $25 for 3 months.

120x240 button $20 a month, $50 for 3 months.


Giveaways/Reviews

Giveaways are a great way to advertise your product! You would get a whole post highlighting your unique product.

To do a giveaway post I require:

*A Product to review for myself.

*A Product to give away to a reader.

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