ReviewMe (see review) is a website which allows bloggers to sell reviews on their website with advertisers buying them. Unlike their competitors, ReviewMe require disclosure and ask for reviews to be honest. A feature it shares with its owner, Text Link Ads, is that the blogger (nor advertiser) set the pricing but instead a machine does.
When I joined, a review on my site cost $100, but this has gone up to $250. While I would normally think this is a great thing, I’m sure it’s out of the price range of many advertisers. Hence, my income from this site is likely to decrease.
I think ReviewMe should allow deals to be made on prices between the blogger and advertiser so they both find an acceptable price. This is a much better system than allowing one party to set a price as it gives more of a balance.
Also, as a side note ReviewMe are having a promotion this month. It allows advertisers to pay half-price for their reviews while the blogger receives thier normal 50% of the list price (in effect, ReviewMe are sacrificing their comission). To take advantage of this promotion use the code trial at ReviewMe. Think about it! A review here for only $125! 
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I think your idea for the blogger and advertiser to negotiate a price would be a good attempt at getting more advertisers to actually buy reviews.
Joe, good idea. We are going to start building this in today, will be live by end of the week just check our blog, thx!