Comments on: Google Promoting Revenue Sharing http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html Free Internet marketing, search engine optimization, web development and blogging resources. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:20:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: HubPages vs. Squidoo - Your Website Profit http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-1788 HubPages vs. Squidoo - Your Website Profit Wed, 16 Jan 2008 15:57:30 +0000 http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-1788 [...] you can take advantage of even a small stream of traffic. The reason is that HubPages pays through AdSense revenue sharing - every click will add to your AdSense balance. This means that you do not have to make any minimum [...] […] you can take advantage of even a small stream of traffic. The reason is that HubPages pays through AdSense revenue sharing - every click will add to your AdSense balance. This means that you do not have to make any minimum […]

]]> By: free ipod classic http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-1475 free ipod classic Fri, 28 Dec 2007 01:21:25 +0000 http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-1475 i'm all for revenue sharing. a portion of something is better than a portion of nothing i’m all for revenue sharing. a portion of something is better than a portion of nothing

]]> By: Sutocu http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-43 Sutocu Thu, 16 Aug 2007 09:51:00 +0000 http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-43 Most of the websites require no investment at all, so you aren't risking your money. There's also no waiting for them to pay you by PayPal - frankly, I trust Google to pay me a lot more than some Flixya Inc.<br/><br/>I'd say it's the opposite of risky, actually. You aren't even giving them any more information about your AdSense account than they'd get by looking at your website source. Most of the websites require no investment at all, so you aren’t risking your money. There’s also no waiting for them to pay you by PayPal - frankly, I trust Google to pay me a lot more than some Flixya Inc.

I’d say it’s the opposite of risky, actually. You aren’t even giving them any more information about your AdSense account than they’d get by looking at your website source.

]]> By: Lewis http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-42 Lewis Wed, 15 Aug 2007 20:44:00 +0000 http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-42 I had heard of 'revenue sharing' but wasn't sure how it worked. Seems a bit risky to me. I had heard of ‘revenue sharing’ but wasn’t sure how it worked. Seems a bit risky to me.

]]> By: Sutocu http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-41 Sutocu Wed, 15 Aug 2007 17:41:00 +0000 http://blog.yourwebsiteprofit.info/2007/08/google-promoting-revenue-sharing.html#comment-41 I don't know why the success should be limited to just a few companies. In fact, when I get my hands on some initial capital, I plan to start a revenue sharing website of my own. I think it has enormous potential, as internet users are becoming increasingly aware of the massive revenue some online companies are keeping all for themselves. I don’t know why the success should be limited to just a few companies. In fact, when I get my hands on some initial capital, I plan to start a revenue sharing website of my own. I think it has enormous potential, as internet users are becoming increasingly aware of the massive revenue some online companies are keeping all for themselves.

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