Are you still complaining that your hubs and articles aren't making you money?  And even if your article manages to get a lot of traffic, do you start to wonder if it is worth spending the time writing articles and hubs?

Firstly, Hubpages and other sites like it are revenue sharing websites.  While I am not complaining about this, as they provide a great an easy platform for freelance writers to publish their work, you have to be kidding yourself if are planning to get rich by just trying to write articles here and monetizing them with Google Adsense.

Why not try my method where you can keep 100% of the revenue for your hard work.  Hubpages allows you to put affiliate links into your articles.  You can promote a range of products produced by other people.  Yes, you can benefit from the hard work done by somebody else.

Lately, I have discovered the website e-junkie.  E-junkie is well known for people to sell ebooks, but the fact is that the platform can be used to sell any digital product. 

Go over to the e-junkie website, sign up as an affiliate (free of course) and then search their marketplace.  If for example you have articles about "blogging", do a search on blogging and you will find a bunch of products on the topic.  Then it is just a matter of signing up to sell that product, which is done instantly and grabbing that product's affiliate code.

The percentage that you earn varies from product to product, but it is not uncommon to receive 50% of the sales price.  The frugal Wordpress theme for example sells for around $120 and you get half of that. 

Imagine how many clicks from Google you would have to earn to get the same amount! 

You can see my article here on making money with e-junkie for more information on this great revenue stream.