When it comes to revenue sharing, many writers automatically dismiss it. On the surface, they believe it isn't worth their time. Maybe they posted an article and only made a few cents. Whatever the reason, they've given up on it. Well, this business model is definitely worth another look because there are writers who consistently make good money by putting revenue sharing to work for them.

But, it's definitely worth a second look. Revenue sharing can be highly lucrative. You just need to follow a certain protocal to make sure that you're maximizing your chances of turning a profit. This formula will work for any revenue sharing site because it utilizes the principals od search engine optimization, promotion, and social networking.

REVENUE SHARING FOR WRITERS WEBSITES

First, let's spend some time talking about the different revenue sharing sites that are out there. If you notice, there are hundreds. Here are a few to consider because they seem the most popular.

triond.com - Some writers report seeing great earnings on this site. If you follow the advice in this article, you'll greatly increase your chances.

bukisa.com - Bukisa doesn't keep their revenue sharing model a secret. How much they pay you is always located on the home page. If you refer other writers, you also get a percentage of their earnings.

helium.com - There are several opportunities to make money at Helium. If you have a writing star you can get upfront payment. You also get paid for page views and are able to participate in the marketplace.

ehow.com - Though their revenue sharing model is protected and secret, there are writers on the site who earn consistent money. Some earn into the thousands each month - so it's possible.

associatedcontent.com - If you submit your article as "exclusive" you also qualify for up-front payment in addition to the page view revenue.

xomba.com - A lot of writers use Xomba and appear happy with their service. It appears as if most of their revenue depends on Adsense. They do have an excellent section designed to help a writer maximize profits. It's worth a look if you sign up. You can also make money from referrals.

squidoo.com - Squidoo is multifaceted. You can make money from referrals, revenue sharing, or by promoting affiliate products. Use a combination of all three and you will do well.

hubpages.com - Though it's "sort of" like Squidoo, it's more like an article directory in mentality. Focus on great content. Try to refrain from promoting products

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