Do you want to write for audiences on the internet but find the idea of setting-up your own website daunting? If you enjoy writing then the revenue sharing sites listed below will enable you to do what you love and get paid at the same time.
About.com
About.com will pay you to write guides for their website. According to this page, Guides are guaranteed to be paid $675 per month in their first two years, with a minimum of $500 per month afterwards. About.com also offers further incentives for page views. So, if you can attract more visitors to the page you will also receive more money.
You can visit this link to see the type of content that About.com require guides for at the moment.
Hubpages.com
If you are a writer then Hubpages.com will also allow you to earn from your writing. Sign-up to Google Adsense and Amazon Associated Program and then on each page that you write for the site your ads will be shown, meaning that you can make money for your writing without needing to know anything technical like web hosting or setting-up a website.
Hubpages.com also offers an affiliate referral scheme. So for every person who signs-up to the site based on your recommendation you will also receive 10% of their future earnings on the site.
Squidoo.com
Squidoo.com works in a similar way to Hubpages. Each time you write a page (a page is called a “lens” in Squidoo terminology) you will be able to place your own ads or products. Writers can include Google Adsense, Amazon, eBay, Chitika and Etsy ads on their page.
This article written by Squidoo’s Editor in Chief has more information on the types of revenue generation available to writers.
Flixya.com
Flixya allows writers, video makers and photographers to earn money through Google Adsense. You simply need a Google Adsense account and you will make money every time a person clicks on ad in your article.
Xomba.com
xomba.com is another article submission site where you can earn revenue through Google Adsense. Your ads are shown 60% of the time to visitors to your article.
xomba also offer a number of writing tips and resources so your content can be found easier by potential visitors. For more information visit this page.
Bloggerparty.com
BloggerParty.com is another website which offers revenue sharing for its writers. With BloggerParty you’ll have your Google Adsense displayed 50% of the time a visitor lands on your article. If you refer a new user to the site then you can also have your ad displayed 25% of the time on their page.
Triond.com
When you write for Triond your work is published across a network of websites with an existing audience.
As soon as your article goes live on one of the sites you start generating revenue from contextual advertising and display advertising.
Helium.com
Helium offers writers the chance to share their expertise with the world. Writers are paid through incentive payments such as how many visitors your article receives.
Helium writers are also offered the opportunity to earn money through exclusive writing assignments. There are also a number of regular writing contests where you can win prizes based on your work.
Bukisa.com
Bukisa gives writers the opportunity to make money via Google Adsense for writing educational and informative articles. The website was developed by the founders of the popular articles directory www.articlesbase.com
Factoidz.com
Factoidz.com only accept highly-qualified people to become experts on their writing site, however, they do offer excellent upfront bonuses for writers.
Writers can earn leading rates for articles along with an additional $30 in upfront bonuses for anybody writing well-researched content.
Writers also earn money in the form of activity bonuses for every article they write. If that wasn’t enough, writers will also earn based on the number of visitors an article receives.
Writers can see which of their content is making them the most money with factoidz.com real-time analytics. Writers will be able to see how much money each article is earning along with how the community is generally responding to the article and where it ranks in the search engines.
Infobarrel.com
Infobarrel.com is another article writing website that requires you to have a Google Adsense account in order to start making money. Writers will receive 75% of the total visitor impressions to their article page.
Music-nerds.com
Music Nerds is great site if you love writing about music. You can earn money from reviewing your favourite albums.
You earn money from Google Adsense, however, unlike many other sites, the entire earnings from the site are placed into one big pot and divided among writers each month, with those users with more published reviews receiving a higher percentage of the revenue share.
DigitalJournal.com
If you fancy yourself as the next big journalist on the block then you should consider signing-up to news site, Digital Journal. The website has a slightly different model to paying its writers than other sites; ad revenue is put into one big pot and divided between Digital Journalists based on how much he or she contributes, and how much attention their articles receive.
Here is more information on the payment system:
1. Payments are calculated based on both likes and page views
2. Digital Journalists are paid more for news articles than opinion pieces
3. Bonuses are paid for additional reporting and interviews
If you want to hone your craft as a journalist and still make some income then the digitaljournal.com is a fantastic outlet for your writing.
SoftwareJudge
If you know about software and If you have strong opinions, whether positive or negative, then you can get paid for your reviews. SoftwareJudge pay up to 50 dollars for honest and straight-talking software reviews.
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