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Sharing photos and videos with others online is something that many of us do all the time; whether it’s sharing your own files, or passing along other funny or interesting files we find on the web. The massive success of YouTube shows just how popular activities like these can be.

Flixya was originally a popular video sharing site that has since expanded and now offers some additional features to its users, like hosting a photo gallery or a blog. They then allow you to place Google Adsense ads on your own personal pages and receive 100% of the ad revenue. Sharing videos is still a primary focus of the site and Flixya allows you to submit videos from any site that allows embedded videos (such as Youtube).

Lulu.tv is a media exchange site. You can sign up as a “Shareholder” and then upload your original video, music, or podcast files. The site offers unlimited hosting of your files, which can be as large as 200 MB each. Lulu.tv sets aside 80% of the site’s entire ad revenue and divides it up among the Shareholders. The percentage of the share you receive is based on how much traffic your files generated.

 MetaCafe is a very large video sharing network where you can upload original video. The site has a “Producer Rewards” program that allows you to be paid for your videos. MetaCafe must review the videos before they can appear on the site. After your video has been viewed at least 20,000 times, you will receive $100 plus an additional $5 per 1,000 views after that. Note that although MetaCafe does contain some adult content, they have a “family filter” option that is turned on by default.

MoneyTube is a video sharing site that shares its ad revenue with its users 50/50. Link to videos from other video sites such as Youtube or Google Videos and start earning. Not only will you receive a 50% share of the ad revenue for the videos you link to, but you can refer other people to Moneytube and receive 15% of the revenue from the videos they link to as well. Please note that MoneyTube is being revamped and is temporarily down.

Revver is a video sharing network. Users can upload their original videos to Revver, which are then displayed on Revver with an ad attached to them. Ad revenue generated by a particular video is split 50/50 with the creator. Revver strongly encourages users to share the videos all over the net by emailing them to friends, posting them on other sites, and so on. You can even earn money by sharing videos from Revver that others have created.

 ShareAPic is a picture hosting service. You can host your pictures there for free (no adult content) and are then encouraged to share them elsewhere on the net. Every month, ShareAPic shares its advertising revenue with users of the site. The more times your pictures were viewed, the more you can make - the exact amount varies from month to month. If you are signed up with Google Adsense, you can also place Adsense ads in your personal gallery on ShareAPic to earn even more.

Share-A-Flick is the sister site of ShareAPic. As you might have guessed, Share-A-Flick deals with video sharing. They do not offer video hosting themselves. Instead, you can submit video from any site that allows you to embed video onto a web page (such as Youtube and MySpace). Like ShareAPic, they pay out a share of their advertising revenue to their users each month.

Upblogger is a site that allows users to create their own “multimedia blog”. On your page you can upload any combination of video, pictures, and/or audio clips. You then earn money based on how many times your files are viewed. Although they offer $5 per 1,000 plays of audio/video and $3 for every 5,000 photo views, each file needs to reach a certain number of views or plays before you are paid for that file. Note that Upblogger features a fair amount of adult content. Please note that Upblogger is currently down while looking for new ownership.

VuMe (short for View Me, and formerly known as Eefoof) is a media sharing site. You upload your original video, images, or audio clips. VuMe inserts ads onto your pages or at the end of your video clips. You then earn $1.00 for every 1,000 hits your files receive. Though this is lower than sites such as MetaCafe, you will start earning after the first 1,000 hits without having to reach higher amounts first. Users of VuMe retain the rights to everything that they upload.

 These are sites that help you make money with your web site or blog by using some of the space on your site to advertise for other sites or products

BritePic is a service by AdBrite that allows you to add a tiny menu to the images on your site. Users of your site can then interact with them - zoom in, email or print the images, and more. You then have the option of putting a small ad at the top of the images, which you will earn money from. Even if you choose not to use the built-in ads with BritePic, the other features are free to use on your site, making it an attractive option for webmasters.

Chitika is a provider of mainly shopping-related advertising. They are best known for their “eMiniMalls” which allow users of your site to compare prices and shop for items without even leaving your site. They also offer other forms of ads, such as “related products” text ads. All of their ads are pay per click. If your site is based around consumer products in some way, Chitika is a good choice. They require that your site receive at least 10,000 pageviews per month in order to apply.

Google Adsense is the most popular and widely known text ad service. Google scans your pages and then provides contextual ads that are specifically tailored to the content of your pages. Google’s ads are pay-per-click, with the amount per click varying depending on the underlying keyword for each ad. In addition to text ads, they provide affiliate banners and buttons, as well as an option to place a Google search box on your site, which pays when people click on the ads in the search results. Adsense makes it easy for even newer or smaller sites to earn some advertising revenue.

MIVA is a contextual ad network with several different kinds of ads. You can choose from various sizes of text ad blocks, inline ads which appear when a visitor of your site hovers their mouse over a keyword, and search ads which can be integrated into the search function on your site. MIVA tailors ads towards the content of your pages, and also let you specify keywords for the ads in order to fine-tune them further. All of MIVA’s ads are pay-per-click.

Project Wonderful is an ad network where essentially anyone can bid on ad spaces on your site. Most bids are automatically placed through the Project Wonderful site, rather than being individually placed. An advertiser keeps their spot on your page until they are outbid or until their bid expires, at which time the next highest bidder gets the space. You may also set minimum bid amounts if you choose. Project Wonderful is a relatively new network and so bids are currently lower than more established networks, but their unique bidding system almost guarantees that your ad space will be bid on at all times.

Text Link Ads specializes in text ads for your site or blog and is a popular alternative to Google Adsense. You decide how many ads to place and where on your site to place them. This, along with your site’s traffic, will determine how much each ad will pay out when Text Link Ads sells the spot to an advertiser. These ads are not contextual ads, so you may approve or deny ads as you wish and you can use Text Link Ads alongside other text ads on your site.

Vizu Web Polls will pay you to add interactive polls to your site. These polls are provided by Vizu’s clients, who are interested in hearing from your site’s audience. The polls are placed directly on your site wherever you choose, and the look of the polls can be customized to some degree. An added advantage of choosing polls over traditional advertising is that you can make money without your visitors ever leaving your site.

Microstock photography sites sell stock photos online, usually royalty-free. The “micro” refers to selling photos cheaper than standard stock photo agencies, but in higher quantities. The advantage here is that almost anyone can become a photographer for these sites and send in their photos, then get paid as the photos are downloaded and purchased by customers of the microstock site. Most sites pay you a commission, while others pay a flat rate per photo.

Of course, not all photos are accepted. Each site has their own individual guidelines for what photos they will accept. In general, the photos should be large - typically 2 megapixels at the minimum - and taken with a high quality camera. The image must be clean and sharp, with no artifacts. And, photos with identifiable images of people will usually require the person to sign a model release form.

Below  there are three sites offer microstock photography::::::

Dreamstime pays anywhere from a 50% to 80% commission for photos you sell, which is one of the highest among microstock sites. The commission increases as you sell more of your photos on the site. They also allow you to sell a photo exclusively to a single buyer at a higher price. Dreamstime has an additional program called the “Keymaster” program. Keymasters provide keywords for photos on the site, which are used when customers search for photos. As a Keymaster, you are paid $0.20 for each photo that you provide keywords for.

 iStockphoto is currently the largest microstock photography site on the net and therefore has the most potential customers. They also have a very active community of users. To apply, you must send in three high quality sample photos for review, as well as provide a form of ID. The site also provides a training guide that demonstrates what types of photos you should submit. Photographers start out receiving a 20% commission for each photo purchased, although this can be increased to 40% - along with other bonuses - if you decide to sell your photos exclusively through iStockphoto. You will also receive more exposure on the iStockphoto site itself if you choose to be exclusive.

Shutterstock is a popular microstock site with a large number of potential customers - perhaps second only to iStockphoto. They pay $0.25 every single time one of your photos is downloaded by subscribers of the site, and increase this to $0.30 after you reach 500 downloads. The photos you submit to Shutterstock are not exclusive to them, so you can still sell them anywhere else you choose. Shutterstock requires you to send them a set of sample photos before you get full upload privileges.

Already have a blog? Get paid for it! Sponsored blog networks will pay you to review products or web sites in your blog posts, or to add sponsored links to your blog.

There are 19 sites I’ve listed and known to me so far…..

B5media is a large network of individual blogs. If you are an active blogger that can write at least 6-8 posts per week, you can apply to write for one of their blogs. You can either suggest an idea for a new blog, or apply to join their network with your existing blog. There is a short screening process where you must provide samples of your writing. Bloggers for B5media reportedly earn a few hundred dollars per month.

BlogCharm is a blog hosting service that will host your blog for free. You must start a new blog on BlogCharm in order to qualify and most types of blogs are allowed. On each page of your blog there will be a thin header containing text ads. The text ads generate revenue for BlogCharm, which in turn shares that revenue with its users 50/50. More popular blogs receive a larger share. Users are also permitted to place Google Adsense ads on their blogs to earn more money.

BlogChex is a service that, like BlogCharm, will host your blog for free. You can choose to start a new blog or migrate an existing blog to BlogChex. They also share their ad revenue with their users or will even find specific advertising for blogs, though they are a little vague about this as the site is still a work in progress. Another similarity to BlogCharm is that they allow you to place Google Adsense ads on your blogs to earn more. For first time bloggers, BlogCharm and BlogChex are worth a try.

Blogitive is a sponsored blog site that allows you to browse offers from different advertisers and then get paid to write a blog post about them. Blogitive pays $5 per post on average, though they state this varies depending on the offer. They also have a few extra services that you can try, such as being paid to list news headlines on your blog and be paid when visitors click on them, or to be paid to write for blogs other than your own. To apply, your blog must be at least 3 months old and be regularly updated (at least 3 posts per week).

Blogging Ads offers a very easy way to get involved with sponsored blog posts. After signing up, you can browse through different “ads” for other sites. These ads are basically designed as short blog posts that you insert into your own blog and are paid about $5 each for. You are limited to 3 of these per month in a single blog, or up to 10 per month if you register multiple blogs. To qualify, your blog must be at least 3 months old and have a minimum amount of content and traffic.

Blogsvertise allows you to register your blog and then later be contacted with different offers from advertisers. Most blogs are accepted, though your blog must be at least one month old. When you receive an offer and choose to accept it, you need to write a blog post that contains at least three links to the advertiser’s site. An endorsement of the site is not necessary. Blogsvertise pays anywhere from $4 to $25 for posts, with the potential of earning more after you have participated for a while.

CREAMaid is a site featuring numerous “conversations” about specific topics. As a blog writer you can choose one of these conversations, write a post about it in your blog, and then insert a widget from CREAMaid at the end of your post. As long as you have followed the guidelines, your post will be linked to the conversation. It will then be listed among the other posts, and you will be eligible to receive a royalty from the original conversation starter. You can also make money from referrals if other bloggers participate in the conversation after being led to it from your post. Though not as lucrative as some other paid blogging sites, CREAMaid is very easy to participate in.

Creative Weblogging is a blog network that will pay you if you blog fairly regularly. Note that you must have some prior experience blogging, as they prefer to see a sample of your work before you can sign up. Creative Weblogging pays $225 per month, and you must write at least 7 new posts per week. Note: as of this writing, Creative Weblogging is not accepting new blogs, but this changes from time to time. However, they are looking for new paid editors for existing blogs on their network.

LinkWorth (also listed in the Advertising Networks section) features a few programs of particular interest to bloggers. Their LinkPost program allows you to make money with sponsored blog posts. But if you prefer sponsored links instead of full sponsored posts, they offer that as well with their LinkInTxt program. In both programs, you will earn 70% of what the advertiser has paid for the sponsored post or link.

LoudLaunch allows you to get paid for inserting “micro press releases” in your blog posts. Essentially, this is similar to other sponsored blog programs where you review another site in your blog post. You can choose which advertiser campaigns you wish to write about, and you must disclose that the post is sponsored. Oddly, the amount you are paid is not set in advance; rather, you are paid a “fair assessment” which depends mainly on how much traffic your blog gets. To apply for LoudLaunch, you must be at least 18 years of age and your blog must be at least 2 months old.

Pay Me To Blog About You is a new sponsored blog program that includes both sponsored blog posts and sponsored links. The site basically acts as a marketplace where advertisers can browse to find a blog to hire, or bloggers can place bids (i.e. how much they would like to be paid) for different opportunities that appear on the site. Pay Me To Blog About You also features a messaging system that allows bloggers and advertisers to negotiate directly with each other.

PayPerPost is the largest network of sponsored blog posts. To sign up, you must have an existing blog that is at least 3 months old. If your blog is accepted, you can pick and choose whichever offers you like, then write about it in your blog. Bloggers are paid after their post has been up for a set period of time. Amounts paid vary widely depending on which offer was selected, and more popular blogs can expect to be paid more. Bloggers using PayPerPost can potentially earn several hundred dollars per month or more.

PayU2Blog is a relatively new sponsored blog site. Rather than require you to write an entire review of a product or site, bloggers only have to insert a sponsored link into their blog post. The post does not have to be specifically about the link. PayU2Blog generally pays $5.00 per link. This is one of the easiest and most straightforward ways to make money with your blog, but note that bloggers do not have the option to approve or deny the sponsored links that are offered by PayU2Blog.

ReviewMe allows relatively established blogs to get paid for reviewing other sites. Anyone can apply, although your blog must meet a minimum standard of traffic/readers in order to be accepted. If your blog is accepted, ReviewMe will give it a star rating on a scale of 1 to 5 (again, based on traffic), and set a standard price that you can expect to be paid for reviews. Reviewers are paid anywhere from around $10-$20 to as much as several hundred dollars in the case of high traffic blogs. Reviews are meant to be casual and honest - they are not required to be positive.

Smorty is another sponsored blogging service that requires your blog to be at least 3 months old in order to qualify. You can register multiple blogs with Smorty, although you cannot review the same products or sites on more than one blog. Paid blog posts start at $6 each, with up to $100 per post possible for high traffic blogs and/or blogs with a high PageRank on Google. Bloggers get paid weekly on Smorty.

Sponsored Reviews is a sponsored blog network that allows bloggers to hand pick the products or sites that they would like to write about. Sponsored Reviews takes 35% of the review fee. You’ll make at least $10 for a sponsored post, increasing to hundreds of dollars - or even over $1,000 - for high traffic blogs.

V7N Contextual Links provides sponsored links for your blog. As with other sponsored link programs, the link is to be placed somewhere in your blog post, and the post does not need to be specifically about the site being linked to. V7N requires that bloggers in their program do not disclose that the links are sponsored. They pay $10 per sponsored link. To apply, you must have an existing blog with a fair amount of traffic. This is a very similar program to the one from DeWitts Media, and pays the same.

Weblogs, Inc. is an AOL-owned network of about 90 blogs, many of which cover some aspect of computing or technology. You can apply to join one of their existing blogs as a contributing blogger, or suggest a topic for a new blog. Weblogs, Inc. reportedly pays their bloggers $4-$5 per blog post.

Wise Bread is one of the most visited personal finance blogs on the net. They are always looking to add new bloggers who can write about personal finance, frugal living, career ideas, shopping tips and so on. To apply, Wise Bread asks that you send them a few sample posts and ideas. If you qualify, you will receive 100% of the ad revenue from your personal pages on the site.

There is concern that some of the domains being displayed here have faked PageRank. After visiting and seeing comments at a recent post at domainleft.com, I thought it would be prudent to make a post here so you all can check to see if the domain you want has faked PageRank.

From DropHistory.com who left the first comment:

“Here is a quick tip for checking for valid page rank. Since fake high page rank is created by forwarding to high PR sites, google will not index pages from forwarding sites.

Do a Google search for info: suspecteddomain.com and if it comes up with a result showing a link to the index page of the domain, then the PR should be good. If nothing comes up then chances are the PR is faked…”
Here’s a recap:

1. check for Google backlinks with PR
2. check WayBackMachine data
3. check for Yahoo backlinks with PR
4. check for any Alexa traffic rankings

Internet marketing can mean a variety of different things to different people. How the term Internet marketing is explained and defined all depends on whom it is that you ask. Of course Internet marketing only a few years back only meant having a strategically placed banner or a simple advertisement placed on a website.

Now however, Internet marketing is on the crossroads of a new evolution. There is a much larger mix of Internet marketing available and if used correctly can transform a lagging website or business into a thriving commodity. Your business doesn’t even have to be web based to benefit from good internet marketing. It is ultimately your decision whether you decide to use an Internet marketing strategy, but Internet marketing has recently become an increasingly important sector within any properly thought out marketing plan.

Internet Marketing Objectives

Internet marketing can be used in a variety of ways, but these are the main reasons to have a great Internet marketing strategy.

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What are the Internet Marketing Components?

Here are some of the vital components to have within your Internet marketing plan.

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The Internet has provided many with a new way to contact customers and clients. It has also given failing businesses a new lease of life and took already established businesses even further than ever imagined. If you want a successful business whether offline or on; Internet marketing should feature in your plan somewhere.

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