Top 10 Best Revenue Sharing Site in 2016

1. about.com
The basis of Guide compensation is year-over-year page view growth. As of 1/1/07, if your page views grow you will never make less than $825 per month and it’s likely you’ll make much more than that over time (in some cases we have Guides who earn in excess of$110,000 per year).


2. thisisby.us
50% of revenue goes to writers. 10% goes to commenters.

4. hubpages.com
Take advantage of royalty-generating tools. HubPages provides you with easy access to the Internet’s top income generating tools: Google ads and eBay and Amazon offers. The opportunity to earn more and more royalties over time simply by writing about your favorite topic is the icing on the cake!


5. squidoo.com
Since Squidoo is free to use, we have to run a few ads on your lens in order to keep paying the server bills. But, since you’re the brains behind the lens, you should get a cut! And better than a cut: you get HALF. That’s right. Any time someone stops by your lens and buys a product you recommended or clicks on a Google ad, you get 50% of the royalties. We keep 45% for the company and send 5% to charity.


6. flixya.com
A social network that puts 100% ad revenue in your pocket. We’ve built the tools for you to share your videos, photos, and blogs. Your place to make friends, earn money, network and more.


7. xomba.com
Xomba uses Google Adsense on every page of the site. Any posts made by the user will display targeted ads on their Xombyte/Xomblurb. Xomba automatically rotates ownership of the ads between users and the website. You are paid by Google when someone clicks on these ads.

9. triond.com
Each month you will earn 50% of the revenue generated by your content in the previous month. And you’ll keep on earning - because your published content will continue to generate royalties every month thereafter.

10. digitaljournal.com
Sign up today and join one of the most active news sites on the Internet! Share your thoughts, vote on newsworthy articles, engage in debates and even get paid to report news as a citizen journalist.

 

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