There are
many people who will tell you that there’s no money in revenue share. They want
you to create your own blog, because apparently that brings in more money.
Well, I’m
about to tell you something completely different.
There is
definitely still money in revenue share. You just need to choose the right
places for your revenue share. Don’t give up a percentage of your earnings for
everyone. Be strategic and use your time wisely.
Last summer
I signed onto another revenue share news site. It’s one that I had sort of
heard about before but not in detail. They pay $1 per 1000 views, which is low,
but I decided to give it a chance.
You know
what? I’m glad I did. They’re excellent for my U.S. savings account. All the
checks go into there and I have a few hundred dollars waiting to spend the next
time I visit the States (we’re on the border, so very likely soon). Each month
is a good pay month, especially now that my articles have built up.
And I got
into a news writing site that pays per piece—a site I’ve wanted to get into for
a very long time. Just that has been worth it!
And it’s
not just that news site. I’ve joined others in the past and still make money
through them. I don’t even write content on the sites anymore. All the money is
residual.
One of the
best things is that I don’t pay out any money for these sites. The articles and
blog posts site there and make me money. Sure, they make the sites money too,
but I don’t have to worry about the finances of running those sites. I sit back
and let someone else do it all for me.
If I ran my
own site—well, I do run multiple sites of my own, so I know—I’d spend time on
the back-end tasks. I’d need to work on promoting everything, deciding how to
make money through it, and then work on building an audience for it. All this
takes time and some money. I’m making a negative before I get a financial
result.
I’m not
saying don’t own your own sites. I love having my own, but that doesn’t negate
the benefits of revenue share. There is still money in revenue share. You just
have to be smart about it and I’ll share more about that next time.
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