Making Money on Your Articles

I promised to write about making money on the articles that you write. I believe the good article writing could produce a nice passive income. For each quality article, you will generate about an average of $20 per month.

Let’s run the numbers
If you write 1 article per day for one month, that equals 30 articles in the first month. At $20 per article, you score a passive income of $600 in the first month. For each month that you repeat this performance, you double your money.

Sound’s great, doesn’t it?

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Three models of income generating online magazines

1. Upfront Payment & Paid for Performance
2. Purchased
3. AdSense model

Upfront Payment & Paid for Performance

These websites either pay you upfront for the article or pay according to the number of page views.

Associated Content – They are quickly becoming one of my favorite online publishers. They pay upfront for a quality articles between $3-20 per article. You also get a performance payment of $1.50 for 1000 page views. If you target a popular topics, I can see the possibility of hitting 1000 pages quickly

Helium – Helium pays for page views. The pay rate depends on your articles ratings, the amount advertisers will pay for that category, and number of page views.

Purchased Articles

Constant Content – They let you place your articles up for sale and take a finders fee. I have not used their service yet so I can’t tell you about their performance, but it may be worth a shot.

AdSense Model

The AdSense Model gives you some or the entire AdSense dollar your article earns. These sites require you to enter your AdSense Id number.

InfoSweet – Shares 50% of AdSense Revenues
Articlecodex.com - Shares 50% of AdSense Revenues
Articletrader.com - Shares 50% of AdSense Revenues
Articlewise.com - share 100% of AdSense Revenues
Earnticle.com - Shares 50% of AdSense Revenues
Ezinearticles.com - Shares 50% of AdSense Revenues
Hotwebtools.com - Shares 100% of AdSense Revenues
Oocuz.com - Shares 100% of AdSense Revenues
Savvify.com - Shares 100% of AdSense Revenues
Xomba.com - 50% of AdSense Revenues
VDOX.com - Shares 100% of AdSense Revenues
Freeblogarticles.com - Looks like it shares AdSense money. Could not find documentation but it lets you add your AdSense ID.

Let me know if I missed any good ones by adding a comment below.