Bubblews: A Promising New Revenue Share Site

I have a writer friend that just introduced me to Bubblews. This site is a revenue share site, meaning you won't make any money upfront for your work. Instead, Bubblews will pay you for each unique view, like, comment and social media share. Unlike other rev share sites, Bubblews splits its profits 50/50.

My friend stated she was seeing an average $13 earnings for every 1000 page views. I only get $2 for this many page views over at Yahoo!

What I like best about this site is that you can submit old articles and link to where they are originally being held (so long as you retain the rights to the articles). If you wish to create fresh content, your posts only have to be a total of 400 characters (that's characters not words).

I am excited about the potential this website holds. Before I leave you, I should also let you know that you can cash-out every time you reach a total of $25.

Update: I have cash-out twice and can vouch that Bubblews does indeed pay their users so long as all of the rules are followed. I am really loving this site!

To see what Bubblews is all about click HERE!

Demand Studios is Now Accepting Applications

Demand Studios is a great site and I am really enjoying myself over there. They are paying me $15 per article although I have heard it is between $10 and $20 per article.

You must submit an application. It took me a month to hear back from them, but I am glad I did. I got accepted. Now here is how it works. You are allowed to claim 10 assignments at a time. There are tons to choose from in all kinds of subjects. Then you make sure you get them done by the deadline. When they are accepted than you can claim 10 more. If you do this well a few times they will increase you to 20 assignments at a time.

Payday is every Friday through Paypal. That is the only way to get paid so make sure you have a Paypal account. They pay promptly and are a very professional site. You choose the assignments that you feel you can write on. Pay per article is excellent if you ask me.

Here is the link for Demand Studios: http://www.demandstudios.com

SharedReviews

This site is new, but so great for writers.

All you have to do is write reviews. Each review earns you about $2.00, plus the more popular it is the more money it will make later on (kind of like a bonus).

One you reach $10 you can get paid. Payments are made weekly through Paypal. That means you only need 5 reviews to cash out.

These are just reviews and they can be on anything you want. Of course the more popular the item the more money you will make.

Have fun and don't forget to read my reviews. My nickname is There4u.

Brijit

• Write Abstracts for Brijit

• Brijit pays $5.00 per published abstract-not all abstracts are chosen for publication. Read the guidelines below to increase your chances of getting published.
  

• Each Brijit Abstract needs to include four things: a summary of the underlying article; your evaluation of the source material; a Brijit rating; and tags.
  The summary should be one to three sentences, give readers a feel for the material, and include one or two interesting facts or details from the article. If it's an opinion piece, it needs to tell readers what the writer is arguing in favor of (or against).
  Second, give us your point of view on the source material, and why you feel that way. Is it a good read? Boring? You wish there was more of it? Less of it? A brilliant exploration of a topic you never think about? Should never have been written, and you'll be dumber if you read it? We need an opinion about the quality of the piece. This doesn't have to be heavy-handed – a well-placed adjective or two can go a long way. And try not to be excessively mean. Just tell us what you think.
  Third, you need to rate the piece. Your rating, of course, should be consistent with the text of your abstract. There are guidelines on the submission page, and there's more on the ratings below.
  Finally, you need to add some tags. Any proper noun – a person's name, a place, an event, a team – should be a tag, along with anything else you think makes sense. Please add at least three, and as many as you feel inclined to throw in there. Submissions with good tags will have a leg up on being published as Brijit Abstracts.