How You Make Money From Your Articles?
There are many Content Revenue Sharing Websites that allow publishers
to make money by sharing Ad revenue. The concept behind revenue sharing
sites is straight forward. You create a free publisher account on the
website and add your content. The website will generate revenue from the
ads displayed on the page. The revenue will be shared between the
website and the authors. The share of advertising revenue you receive
varies from website to website. Typically this can be anywhere between
30% to 100%.
Although most websites work in the above fashion, some sites such as
About.Com, Yahoo Contributor Network or Demandstudios.com offer a
slightly different, more rewarding revenue model. However, not everyone
is accepted and they are better suited for experienced writers . All
other sites are open everyone.
It is also important to note that most sites on this list are highly
ranked and receive many targeted visitors every day. In addition to
revenue, they offer a number of benefits such as improving your online
visibility, attracting vast audiences as well as generating valuable
back-links to your website.
How Much Money Can you Make From Articles?
From my personal experience, the potential for making huge sums from a
single site is limited especially as many of these sites rely on
methods such as Adsense where the revenue potential can be limited.
However in spite of this, it is possible to take advantage of revenue
sharing websites. If you publish a large quantity of quality articles
and take further steps to promote your published articles, you can
increase your combined earning potential manifold.
The following revenue sharing websites can help you get started in making money from your articles .
34 Content Revenue Sharing Sites
1. About.com
You can earn substantial amount by writing for About.Com. You can
apply to the guide programme to publish content and earn revenue. You
should have more than five years experience in their chosen topic area
and will be required to write at least 4 articles in a month in addition
to updating their blog two to three times a week. Approved publishers
(Guides) are guaranteed a per-article rate for a contractual maximum
number of new articles.
In addition to a base payment (guaranteed to be $675 per month for
Guides in their first two years, with a minimum of $500 per month
afterwards), About.com pays Guides by measuring page view growth. On
average, a Guide in his or her first two years will make $1,000 a month.
2. Contributor.yahoo.com (Formerly Associated Content)
Write articles, upload videos, photos all in one and earn from the
views and the traffic that the content that you write and create
generates..Payments for US citizens only. 2 TYPES, Upfront payment,
performace based payments.
3. Demandstudios.com
Writing
for Demand Media Studios offers exciting opportunities for writers to
meet their goals. Sites including eHow and USA Today are part of the
demand media network. Approved writers gain access to a variety of
assignments within their area of expertise. Writers are paid twice a
week for all published articles. Per-article payments range from $15-$25
or more depending on length and topic of the article.
4. Ehow.Com
Ehow is known for its quality content, tutorials and guides. eHow is
best suited for short how-to style articles and guides. I have come
across writers who earn $1000 per month on eHow from about 300 to 400
articles, averaging approximately $3 per month per article. It now
belongs to the Demand Media Studios Network,
5. Hubpages.com
A content writing site were you can earn advertising revenue off of
your own written content and you still own the content. It is ideal for
longer articles and essays as you can include a number of content
elements and gatgets on your page.
6. Squidoo.com
Squidoo is the popular publishing platform and community. All revenue
is split 50/50. It offers more than one way of generatinhg revenue. In
addition to adsense reveue it offers users the ability to recommend
products they can sell via affiliate programs with Amazon, eBay,
CafePress and others. Users earn comission on sale generate via their
pages. Like Hubpages, there are a number of tools and gadets to organise
content on your page.
7. Suite101.com
Suite 101 is an e-media magazine that shares ad revenue with writers.
You are paid a share of the revenue earned from a variety of ad sources
on Suite, including banner ads and Google Adsense ads. It requires you
to submit 2 writing samples for review before being accepted.only 20-25%
of all writers who apply are accepted so quality is maintained.The
drawback however is that Suite101 demands exclusive rights to all your
content which needs to be unique. Low rates.
8. Helium.com
You earn money by publishing your knowledge-based articles on
Helium.com. Share your knowledge and expertise. Choose your own topics
to write about, or claim opportunities from our assignments
dashboard.Get paid. Earn money through incentive payments, exclusive
assignments and performance bonuses based on the traffic your work
receives.
9. Bukisa.com
Bukisa.com gives its members a unique opportunity to share knowledge
and get paid for providing quality content and build your own online
network. It provides content in the form of articles, videos,
presentations, audio recordings and image slideshows. Publishers earn
ongoing royalties via Google AdSense when people engage with your
content. You can submit content that is already published elsewhere as
long as it’s yours.
10. Redgage.com
Redgage pays people for their online content and monetizes their
social activity. It’s centralized hub where you can earn money for all
the things you’re already doing online by integrating your content from
places like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and Blogger. RedGage pays
based on the value of your content, measured by page views/popularity.
Built-in importer to import your content is very useful. Your current
rate for 1000 views can be be found in your Account section. This rate
is unique to each RedGage user and is calculated based on many factors,
such as quality of work and level of activity.
11. Constant-content.com
Constant Content is one of the highest-paying online markets for
content writers. However it works differently to other content sites.
You set your own prices at Constant Content. This site allows website
owners to buy Unique Articles for their site from Over 50,000 Content
Writers. Website owners can bid on your articles. You can generate
steady revenue if you write quality content and set competitive prices.
12. Shetoldme.com
Social Bookmarking where you earn from AdSense Revenue Sharing and
Referrals!Up to 3 AdSense blocks are displayed on this page, one of
which will be yours. When you refer a new member to SheToldMe.com with
your referral link, you will have your AdSense ID displayed on every
content pages this member submits, 100% of the time, for life. It also
allows you to integrate Chitika ads for additional revenue.
13. Best-reviewer.com
The site was started by the owners of SheToldMe featured above. It is
designed for articles as opposed to ShetoldMe which is better suited
for bookmarks. Best Reviewer encourages member to create top reviews or
list articles in any niche e.g. Top ‘10 Web design websites’. You get
100% Adsense revenue sharing. You can increase your income through
referrals or by using your own Amazon Affiliate code.
14. Digitaljournal.com
Digitaljournal is an active news site to share your thoughts, vote on newsworthy articles, and engage in debates.
Payments are calculated based on both likes and page-views.
Journalists are paid more for a news article than for an opinion piece.
You can get paid extra to work as a Digital Journalist for work such as
on-the-ground reporting and interviews. Unlike other sites you don’t
need a Google Adsense account to make money at Digitaljournal.com.
15. Xomba.com
Xomba is a fun, revenue sharing site that is quick and easy to write
for. You can submit long articles of 150 words or more or submit short
bookmarks. Xomba pays 50% of Google Adsense clicks around your
articles.Refer your friends to Xomba and earn an addition 10% of earning
from the Adsense clicks for their earnings.
16. Flixya.com
Flixya.Com is a social network where you can share photos, videos and
blog posts and earn 100% ad revenue generated from your content.
17. Triond.com
Triond have partnered with a number of niche websites and your
articles you get published on the most relevant website according to its
topic.
You get more recognition and more readership while building a
portfolio and earning revenue. 50% of the revenue generated by your
content is shared with the writer.
18. Oondi.com
Oondi is a place for writers to publish their work, without having to
worry about anything else. When you submit your work to oondi, you get
100% of the advertisement profits.
19. Epinions.com
The site allows users to write a review on any product or an essay on
a topic. A Product Review is intended to give the reader detailed
information about one specific product. An Essay offers the reader
general advice on a topic or type of product. The Income Share program
rewards writers who contribute reviews that help other users make
decisions. The Income Share pool is a portion of Epinions’ income. The
pool is split among all authors based on how often their reviews were
used in making a decision (whether or not the reader actually made a
purchase).
20. Senserely.com
Your AdSense blocks displayed next to your content, and you’ll be
able to write articles, reviews, and stories about your knowledge and
experience on any topic You earn via 80% of AdSense displays on your
blog posts plus 10% of AdSense displays on your affiliates blog posts.
As an added incentive, after you have written 5 posts, you can also
earn from AdSense Ads displayed in general pages of the site.
21. Linkfromblog.com
Earn with your blog doing legitimate reviews, survey or opinions of
the goods and services offered by advertisers. Paid records are
currently the fastest and most accessible way of blog monetization.
After your blog is accepted, look at the list of offers accessible to
bloggers and choose what most appeals to you and your goals. Send the
invitation to the advertisers (located underneath the offer) and specify
the price you are setting for the review.
22. Shvoong.com
Shvoong
is your place for Summaries & Reviews about everything. Any summary
or review of a previously published book, article or newspaper, an
existing website, movie or an academic paper of up to 900 words is
welcome. Shvoong pays 10% of its advertising revenues to the writers
based on the number of times a summary is viewed.
23. Infobarrel.com
Info Barrel is an exciting, new profit sharing website that shares
“How To’s”, “Do It Yourself Guides” and other information with readers.
You will earn 75% of the Adsense impressions your article generates.
To make more money writing for Info Barrel, refer your friends. For each
friend you refer you collect 2% of their Adsense earnings.
24. Meshplex.org
Meshplex is a tutorial directory on the internet with a Wiki style
interface. If you submit tutorials to this website, you are allowed to
include one Adsense unit within the body of your post. If a visitor
clicks on your ad you receive 100% of the Adsense revenue.
25. Softwarejudge.com
This site is designed specifically for software reviews. Istead of
Adsense, the site will pay a fee of up to $50 subject to approval. You
can’t review any software but only those listed on the website.
26. Blogburner.com
Get your own free blog on BlogBurner and write posts to your blog in
order to earn a share of the ad revenue generated on your pages. and get
paid. You receive 505 of your revenue.
27. Onepagearticles.com
One Page Articles is a new article directory that welcomes anyone to
submit original articles on any topic. You can add your Google ID into
the My Advertising tab within your dashboard and any articles that you
do write will earn up to 80% of ad revenue.
28. Excerptz.com
An article content site with revenue sharing options for the writer.
As a contributor you retain full ownership of your posts and you can
edit or even delete your content at any time. In addition, you have the
opportunity to keep 80% of the AdSense impressions from your content.
29.Thisisfreelance.com
This Is Freelance is place to build backlinks, promote your content
and earn a share of Ad revenue generated from your content. Your usual
share is 60% however for the duration of 2011 Authors will receive an
80% revenue share as a promotion.
30. Orble.Com
Orble.com is a community of bloggers who provide an independent
source of news, features, opinion, and entertainment. With over 150,000
readers every day, Orble bloggers make anything from a few cents to $100
or more per week. You receive a 50% share of advertising revenue
generated by your posts. There are two ways to make money blogging on
Orble. Through editorial stars, and a share of advertising revenue.
31. Bloggerparty.com
Bloggerparty is a revenue sharing Blogging community where people
from around the world join together to share their thoughts and ideas.
You receive a share of Adsense revenue on your content.
32. Examiner.com
Examiner.com is a fast-growing local content network in the US with
contributors from all over the world. It is the insider source for
everything local. You can write about almost anything, from events and
reviews to trends and local happenings, with 25 categories to choose
from. They pay strictly based on page views, however, the exact rate
isn’t known upfront. they do ask you to publish 3 or 4 posts per week,
the amount of pay per page view hugely trumps is higher than sites such
as Suite101.com.
33. Mylot.com
My Lot has a unique revenue sharing model. In stead of sharing ad
revenue from Adsense ads, My Lot lets you earn extra money by posting
discussions in their forums. Earnings are calculated based on a
proprietary model that rewards quality responses, relevant discussions
and images, and normal website activities. You can earn $0.05 to $0.25
per post.
34. Affsphere.com
Affsphere is an affiliate friendly article directory that shares
Adsense revenue with writers. You can also include affiliate links in
your articles for further revenue. Ads are rotated at random throughout
the entire website to allow you to earn AdSense revenue even if your
niche is not very popular.
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