Does anyone know other great writing sites for Google Adsense revenue?

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   bwhite062007posted 13 years ago

   I have tried a few but they are either too difficult to understand how to get started, or just plain not as good as Hubpages.

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      Jlbowdenposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Hello Bwhite:
      
         I have did a little research on the following: Info barrel, Squidoo and Redgage. In addition I have heard good things about them from other hubbers. From what I am hearing so far, Info barrel appears to be the favorite and is very similar in ways to hubpages, but in my opinion not as user friendly.
      
      Jl

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      Jacob_Jubeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Go for squidoo.
      
      You do not need adsense account as well to earn from their.
      
      That is also helpful community like of hubpages.

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   Cagsilposted 13 years ago

   One that I know of is using Blogspot Blogs.

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   jcmayer777posted 13 years ago

   My favorite is InfoBarrel.  I also like posturown.com, seekyt.com, and a few others.  I used to like Xomba, but I really don't get their new direction at all.
   
   I've never used blogspot, but I do hear good things of it.  You keep all the revenue, from what I understand, so there's not a split like there is on all the other rev sharing sites.

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      bwhite062007posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Well, I like the idea of keeping all the revenue. Maybe I should try blogspot out.

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      Marisa Wrightposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Yes,but it's not a writing site.  On Blogger, you create your own standalone blog.

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   jcmayer777posted 13 years ago

   Another site that got a lot of attention is wizzley, but I haven't actually contributed anything there.

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   Evan Hutchinsonposted 13 years ago

   There's Excerptz, InfoBarrel, ThisIsFreelance, Snipsly and Pubwages too. And I would be remiss if I didn't also mention WriterParty since I own it, but it's brand new so it is less written on than the above ones.

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      bwhite062007posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you! I will check them all out...including yours.

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   celebritieposted 13 years ago

   Here is a list of some that I know about:
   
   An alternative to blogger blogspot is Weebly they allow you to add adsense to your pages.
   
   I just found this site called everythingmom.com that gives 100% google adsense revenue on blogs related to parenting.
   
   Then these are the other ones:
   
   Orble
   Triond
   Seekyt
   Wikinut
   oondi.com
   Wizzley
   Factoidz
   Brighthub
   LovetoKnow
   YouSayToo
   Bukisa
   Suite101
   Answers.com
   
   A fellow hubber  wrote a hub with a bigger list you might want to check it out its called 101 Google AdSense and Revenue Sharing Sites by AndyCorby

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      vox vocisposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I love Seekyt. It's not as big or loud as Hubpages, but it's simple, friendly and it has a lot of potential. Whatever site you choose, you'll need some getting used to it and you'll have to write a certain base of articles before you can expect to start earning from them.
      
      The 30 Days Challenge on Seekyt begins in October. Maybe that would be a nice start for you

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         Jean Bakulaposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Blogspot Blogs can be hooked up to your Google Adsense and Ads are placed on them as you allow them to be. But it is a free standing blog, you can't write articles as on HP.

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   Fotographerposted 13 years ago

   RitePad & InfoBarrel are the only ones I am using these days in addition to HP!

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   msivakumarposted 13 years ago

   There is one by name Helium. Another site by name webanswers where you get revenue by answering questions.
   
   Then we have the premium site about.com. If you pass through there rigorous qualifying criteria you get a fixed monthly payout and some variable pay.

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      WriteAngledposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Helium is the worst ever site.
      
      They are totally non-transparent about earnings. I get less than $1 per month for the 29 articles I put on there before discovering HP. It also has a "community" of snide, smug and self-satisfied people who gang up on anyone who dares utter any criticism.
      
      What is more, once an article is on Helium, you are limited in how you can edit it and you cannot remove it if you find a better place for the content. 
      
      If anyone is interested, I've compared Helium and HP on a blog post. If you go to my profile, there is a link to my WriteAngled Witters blog, where you will find it.

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         msivakumarposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Oh ! Thanks WriteAngled for the feedback. I've registered with Helium but never got around publishing an article there. Somehow once you are used to Hubpages interface it is becoming difficult to adjust to others !!!

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         iskra1916posted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Yes, I have 50 articles on Helium and it is quite frankly a rubbish site. They get these 'mentors' to email you ever so often telling you how great an article you have written etc and promise new writing opportunities. I thought it was ever so slightly cultish. As far as I know Google pulled out of a proposed news writing contract as Helium had sub-standard content.
         
         I will check out your blog post comparing HP and H

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         bwhite062007posted 13 years agoin reply to this

         I have heard many mixed feelings about Helium. I do not like Blogger either and I know that is a very popular site. I just find the set up weird and hard to understand.

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   WriteAngledposted 13 years ago

   I hate to say it, but at the moment I am earning far more from WebAnswers than from HP, despite the fact I've been here for nearly 2 years and have only been properly active there for about one month. It takes about 5 minutes to submit an average answer as opposed to hours and hours to produce a hub (at least for me).

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    GmaGoldieposted 13 years ago

    Anyone out on eHow?

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    WriteAngledposted 13 years ago

    Having been on Helium yourself and active here as well, I doubt you will find any new information in my comparison! I wrote it for people who did not know much about either or one or other of the sites. However, thank you for taking the trouble to read it, if you do. Any comments giving more information will be highly appreciated.

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       iskra1916posted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Yeah, more or less confirmed my own negative view of Helium.
       
       I didnt bother with the Helium forums, so didnt realise there was a Mccarthyite response to criticism of mods there but not suprising, I guess.

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