List of Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites - Earn Extra Money!

This is the largest maintained list of current Adsense (and other) revenue sharing sites on the internet, brought to you by Reviewer of Sites.
Earn Extra Money With Google Adsense Revenue Sharing Community sites!

By taking part in the Adsense Revenue Sharing communities and websites, you have a great way to earn extra income. Often the Adsense revenue shared is between 50 and 100 percent for the content that you add to the specific site. This content could be in the form of a forum thread that you start, an article, a video or picture, a blog, or other types of content.

If you spread your efforts across different sites, you could make some decent income. It is also an effective way of generating income for your own site by giving the visitors an incentive to contribute and keep returning.

First though, you need to sign up for Google Adsense. Also, the vast majority of the sites pay via PayPal, so you will want to sign up for this as well.

General

Blogging

Music

Rating Sites

Rights and Advocacy

Articles

Domain/SEO/Advertising/Webmaster Sites

Home Improvement

News

Social Networking

  • Google Knol - Wikipedia-like site by Google - 100%
  • FriendTrain - social media site - Unknown
  • Lensroll - Directory of Squidoo pages - 50%
  • Squidoo - An excellent social media site - Shares revenue based upon various criteria *very good source of revenue!
  • Qassia - Articles Submission and social media - 100% New!
  • Tagfoot - Excellent social bookmarking site - 50%+ New!
  • Xomba - Make posts, share links with other Xomba users - 50%

Sports

IT, Tech-related

Video and Photo

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Become a Gomez Peer

Google’s policy

Each AdSense publisher receives a percentage of the cost an advertiser pays for user clicks or impressions on their ad. This percentage is referred to as the revenue share. Google does not disclose the revenue share for AdSense.

To protect your Adsense Publisher ID you can now specify which sites are allowed to have your adsense code. If a site is not in that list and adsense ads are displayed there, then no earnings will come to you and any clickbombing or site violation in that site will not affect your account’s good standing.

If you are suspicious of a site’s standing with Google, do not give them your Adsense Publisher ID (pub-#########). However, if you look at the source code on any Adsense Publisher’s site, you can see the Adsense Publisher ID (it’s not a secret!)

If you already did, you can now block that url from being included in your Adsense revenue within the Adsense Options menu.

List of platforms that enable you to have Adsense Revenue Sharing

Articles on Revenue Sharing:

  • New York Times - published January 1, 2006

    • Google pays Digital Point about $10,000 a month, depending on how many people view or click on those ads, said Shawn D. Hogan, the owner and chief technology officer of Digital Point.

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