Best Sites On The Internet With Revenue-sharing Option For Your Content

Writing and publishing online articles is one of the most popular, legitimate, and painless ways to earn money on the Internet nowadays. Everybody has a knowledge or experience to share, so why not earn a few bucks for writing it down and publishing it online?

So, if you have good writing skills, ready to invest some time into research, content writing, and publishing it on web sites that provide ad revenue-sharing options - then this would be a good money-making opportunity for you! What's good about article-generated income is that even though it might take some time for your article to start earning more than a few dollars per month at the beginning, but once you have written and published an article, if will keep earning you money indefinitely, as long as you keep your article posted on a particular web site. And you can publish dozens or even hundreds of articles, thus increasing your revenue and popularity of your content.

There are number of web sites that will pay you royalties for revenue generated by your content. Over the past two years, I wrote and submitted my articles to a few ad revenue-sharing websites, so I had a chance to compare which sites work better for me and which ones generated more revenue over the time. Personally, I had the best results with the following three websites:

1. Hubpages - is a popular website for publishing your content. They offer their writers 60% of ad revenue, generated from Google AdSense, Amazon, and eBay ads displayed on author's article page. To participate in Hubpages' revenue-sharing program, you need first to set up accounts with AdSense, Amazon, and eBay (as far as I know, eBay doesn't approve individual accounts any longer, so if you don't already have an eBay partner account - there is a little chance that you'll be able to use eBay ad revenue option on Hubpages). After you've set up an affiliate accounts with AdSense and Amazon, you can associate them with Hubpages and start earning your ad revenue.

2. Squidoo - this website has been around for a few years and offers authors 50% of ad revenue, generated by their articles. Less than Hubpages or Ongobee, but still not bad. You will need to set up an AdSense account first in order to start earning revenue on Squidoo.

3. Ongobee.com - newer, but rapidly growing website with a wide variety of content-creating features: on Ongobee, not only can you write standard articles (with pictures, videos, ads and links) but you can also create quizzes, calculators, trivia or combination of these using your personal, flexible format or using a big selection of ready-made templates. These features make content, published on Ongobee, really unique-looking and standing out in comparison to other Internet publishing sites, which is important for gaining popularity and high-article attendance by the readers (and perspective ad clickers) in the long run. As far as revenue, Ongobee offers its writers a generous 80% of revenue generated by Amazon ads and VigLink affiliated links within author's article, and 60% of all Google AdSense advertisement revenue generated on author's article pages.