List of Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

I have compiled before a list of Adsense Revenue Sharing sites and I keep that list updated. For those who do not know what this thing is about, these sites offer opportunities to individuals to earn from Google Adsense program even without a website. All you have to do is to sign-up for a Google Adsense account, get your Google ID, and participate in these websites. The system doesn’t guarantee steady and huge income, but it has been used and utilized by other individuals who have been active members in either one or more of these websites.
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LinkWorth: Is it worth it?

LinkWorth is one of the most popular advertising portals where webmasters can earn unlimited income through selling advertising spaces on their websites. I have been a member of this program for over two years now and I am very satisfied with their service and the way they market my sites to their army of advertisers.

They charge 30% for the income that your sites generate. For instance, if your website earns $100 per month, they will deduct $30 and you’ll get $50. You can upgrade your membership for free and instead of charging 30%, they will charge you 50%. So why the hell upgrade if they will take more money from you? Upgrading lets your site appear first in the search results when advertisers look for potential ads locations in the marketplace. This may sound so silly, but I tell you, if your sites have quality content, upgrading is all worth it. Also, they pay at the 10th day of the month and one may choose to be paid through Paypal.

LinkWorth offers a lot of income opportunities for your websites. Here are them:

LinkAds - enables you to sell links on the pages of your websites. Advertisers ask for keywords/phrases to be placed on your webpages and you’ll get paid on a monthly basis, on a price that you will set when you submit your site for approval.

LinkPost - this is their posting review service. Get paid for reviewing products and services from various advertisers. This is open for blogs that are approved and admitted to their system.

LinkWords - this is similar to PPC advertisements like Adsense and Clicksor. You’ll get paid for every click on the ad that will appear on your webpages.

LinkTxt - this is my personal favorite. You can sell links on the existing content of your websites. If you’re running a blog and you have a lot of posts, this one is the most appropriate for you.

LinkBB - this is a full-page ad that can be served in your websites.

One caution about using their system is that don’t remove any advertising from your site when that ad should be active or not cancelled by the advertiser. It is because LinkWorth will refund the amount of the advertising to the advertiser and that you’ll get “penalized” of an amount more than what has been refunded. I had this server downtime before and I didn’t notice that my site (with an active link) was not accessible. To my surprise, I was charged a negative amount in LinkWorth and my total balance fell to -$30.

Is LinkWorth worth joining? YES, definitely. With a horde of revenue opportunities through various means they provide to web publishers, the income potential is really limitless.

The next question is: Is your site worth accepting in the LinkWorth network? Yes or No, or Maybe. Submitting a site is not as easy as clicking the Submit button in a submission page. A lot of factors must be met first before taking into consideration submitting a site for inclusion to their system. But that’s another story.

In the future, I will be posting updates on how to get into their system.