Money Making Sites for Online Writers

I found bubblews, expertscolumn, triond and wikinut are best publishing sites that pay its writers. And I am over confident that whoever engages with these sites is compensated in accordance with their sites' rules and policies.

The data recorded on my Paypal account regarding payments paid to me by these sharing revenue sites are evidences that they are paying its writers. From December 7, 2012 to April 1, 2013, I received at least thirteen completed and cleared payments from ExpertsColumn, Bubblews, Triond and Wikinut. Out of thirteen payments made by these four money making sites online - there were six payments made and completed by www.expertscolumn.com, two were cleared payments by www.bubblews.com; four completed payments by www.triond.com and one completed payment by www.wikinut.com.

Below are six payments made by Nikhil Mahajan - ExpertsColumn amounting to 27.61 US Dollars.

• 4.50$ paid on April 1, 2013
• 5.11$ paid on February 28, 2013
• 4.50$ paid on January 21, 2013
• 4.50$ paid on January 1, 2013
• 4.50$ paid on December 17, 2013
• 4.50$ paid on December 7, 2013

My Paypal account received two cleared payments from Bubblews amounting to 47.97 US Dollars.

• 23.87$ paid on March 22, 2013
• 24.10$ paid on March 9, 2013

Triond has completed four payments amounting to 6.48 US Dollars.

• .60$ paid on March 10, 2013
• 1.78$ paid on February 10, 2013
• 2.51$ paid on January 10, 2013
• 1.59$ paid on December 10, 2013

While Wikinut has paid me 2.60 GBP on January 11, 2013 as per Paypal records and this is my sixth payment received from Wikinut from the date I started writing for the site on July 28, 2010.

Looking on the above info - I am honestly saying this - that my efforts and hard works exerted on those sites were compensated. Now I am proudly recommending Bubblews, Triond, ExpertsColumn and Wikinut for bloggers and other online writers to stay tuned with these sites for their additional online income.

25$ for 14 Days on Bubblews is a Success

Just for the record - for 14 days, I had published 68 posts on Bubblews.com. These 68 posts received a total of 208 likes. They garnered at least 2,129 views, 49 comments and the total earnings have reached so far to 25.12$. Because this is my first time to hit the threshold - immediately I decided to redeem them through my PayPal account.



After the said transaction, I noticed that my bank records were all gone. All the recorded data were erased - what I saw were all zeros from posts, likes, views and the earnings accumulated during the period of 14 days. But they are still available on my Bubblews profile page except the amount I requested for payment. Now I understand that every time a user requests payment from Bubblews site - his bank records accumulated til the time he requested payment will be back to zero. And if he wanted it again to see earnings - he would have to work again by publishing new stuff and doing other activities available on the site - if he wanted to earn more.

The above screen shot of the e-check payment dated March 9, 2013 from Bubblews is a living proof that Bubblews is really a legit site that pays its users and not a scam site according to some complains, other write-ups and feedback I read from the Internet regarding the site.

What if Bubblews has ignored my requested payment? What evidence I should use as proof that I requested the payment - as they were already erased from my Bubblews bank records? Of course, I should keep a proof - here I kept a copy of the recorded amount and other info found on my Bubblews bank record and other transaction at the time I made the request. I printed them using the print screen of my computer keyboard - and saved it as jpg (photos). I also wrote a short article regarding my request Just Sent Off My Request to Redeem My First Bubblews Earnings and published it on their site and on my blog site. They are all proof to use if Bubblews denied it.

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For those who are not yet writing for Bubblews you can use my referral link to join the site.

ExpertsColumn is One of Highest Paying Publishing Sites

ExpertsColumn garnered as the top paying site among the three publishing sites I am writing for. The evidence is shown on my PayPal account. Paypal has recorded the payments received as follows: 13.50 US$ forExpertsColumn, 4.10 US$ for Triond and 2.60 GBP for Wikinut. These payments are made from December 7, 2012 to January 11, 2013.

These payments are merely from article views as there was no recorded earnings from ads clicks. From the start of November 2012 to date, I noticed that views have decreased drastically on these three writing sites, in spite that I am working hard on marketing articles outside these publishing sites across the net by using the different techniques and methods I know. 

On ExpertsColumn, the daily views received for my column pages have also decreased compared to last year cycle, the record of views showed at least between 300 and 400 views daily. Now when January 2013 arrived the daily column pages views received were decreased to between 150 and 200 plus views. Of course, I am still happy for these views because the siteis a high paying site compared to Triond and Wikinut. My daily earnings at ExpertsColumn compensate my hard work and efforts from 18$ cents to 25$ cents. So far ExpertsColumn has made or completed payouts for me of 60$.

At Triond the last two months (November and December 2012) my article pages views showed a minimal record of views - from more than a hundred views a day, views have decreased to between 70 and 80 views. And when January has started its cycle, the views were down to between 30 and 40 views per day. As I always said that the life of every article is the number of views it receives. No matter how much efforts I had spent on sharing my articlesoutside Triond - they do not compensate my hard work at all. I just assumed maybe Triond has been punished by Venice updates of Google.



At Wikinut, the daily views on last year cycle were high. Despite I do not published often on that site, the views ranged from between 500 to 600 views per day. Some times one of my articles has received more than a thousand views on a particular day. Now the start of January 2013, views were down to between 300 and 400 views daily. Of course, those views could be still considered high. However, the site is a low paying site - those three hundred and four hundred views per day are not considerable as favorable earnings as the site pays on Sterling pounds and their computation is different.

Yes. I admit that these three publishing sites have different rules to adhere and with different methods applied on their payment computations but their differences could not change my willingness to continue writing for them. They are my second homes on this virtual world.

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