RedGage is a new site which promises to pay you for your content. I signed up a few days ago and so far have been suitably impressed.
As well as paying you for views of your content they also offer admin approved bonuses and a kind of raffle scheme whereby as you gain points, you are entered for a chance to win $50 a day, $150 a week or $400 a month. By adding your content to RedGage you also are getting a valuable backlink to your site.
One of the positive things about RedGage is that all you are doing is linking to your existing content, which means that you don’t have to reinvent the wheel and come up with something new. By adding your existing content you are also driving extra traffic to your sites. So far I have added webpages, Squidoo lenses, Hubs, Ezine articles, blog posts - in fact anything that I want to drive traffic to, which is oh just about everything
As I am fairly new to RedGage I will update this in a couple of weeks to let you know what traffic I have seen from it and also how much cash I have made.
If you want to join – it is totally free by the way - sign up at the link below and you will automatically become friends with me on there.
I literally only heard about Scribd a couple of days ago, when a friend said how many views of her ebook she was getting. That made me quite curious, so I headed over there to have a look and wow…the breadth of the information available is amazing, and I have only just had a brief look around.
So far I have only uploaded one report about blogging that I have available, but I am definitely going to be doing some more writing for it.
Most of the content on there is free, but it is a great way to get your writing in front of readers and to point them towards other information about you.
They are bringing in a section where you can sell ebooks on there, but currently that is only in its infancy. However, it will be interesting to see how that progresses.
Have a look at my profile and then a general look around the site. I think you’ll be surprised.
Yes I have joined up to the 100 Hubs in 30 Days challenge over at Hubpages. This orignated as a battle of wills between Courtney Tuttle and Ryan Hupfer but it has now been thrown out to the community at large and I have climbed aboard – fool that I am!
If you want to read about my reasons for doing this challenge and what I hope to achieve you can read about it here at 100 Hubs in 30 Days: It Begins.
As we go along I will keep you updated about my progress and probably whine and moan a little about how hard I am finding it, you know…the usual
If you are finding you need some motivation yourself, you may even considering signing up. If the 100 Hubs seems too daunting, you can go for 30 Hubs in 30 Days, still no walk in the park, but at the very least it will motivate you to get some content out there and also oh I don’t know, I think it may be quite a lot of fun. One last point, did I mention it may well also increase your profits.
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