Blogjoints | Share Stories, News, Links and… Revenue
Several weeks back I made a plug about Blogjoints.com – an article (story, news, links, videos, music, etc) submission and sharing site.
Many of my friends have made the site alive with their posts/stories submission, and I greatly appreciate it.
Now it is time to reward those who joined by way of the following:
- Boosting traffic back to their original articles by generating more traffic to the site;
- And, now an adsense revenue sharing scheme.
How it works?
If you visit Blogjoints, you will see a new theme implemented. The site has just been upgraded, and new tools are being implemented in phases, including the revenue sharing plugin.
By default, all registered Blogjoints members have a 50-50 revenue share (at this time, only adsense is rolled out, but in the coming days, other advertising programs will be implemented as well).
If you are a registered user, you can go to your Profile, and fill up your Google Adsense publisher ID, and optionally, your adsense channel to track your revenue from Blogjoints.
Everytime you submit a link to a story, news or any article you want to share (could be yours or somebody else’s), when visitors view it, your 468×60 banner ads will be displayed alternately with the Site Admin ads – this is what the 50-50 revenue share means.
By submitting more links, you can increase your revenue earnings – and there is no limit to the number of links you can share. Of course I trust that everyone will only submit worthwhile links, and not links to spam contents.
Spam contents will be deleted, and users who abuse the service will be forever banned.
If you are an active user, and have submitted many quality links and have earned a good number of votes from other members, you will be invited to join the Super Users group and you will get 100% revenue share – which means, everytime your submitted links are viewed, the ads displayed are exclusively yours.
Other new features of Blogjoints:
Groups. Members can now create Groups, and share links of interests among themselves. Group Admin can moderate membership – and can set it to public or private membership.
Social Bookmarking. Anyone can now help generate traffic to the site by simply using the new ADD TO functionality – which displays icons to popular Social bookmarking sites like Digg, Stumbleupon and Reddit.
Add Friends. Another feature of Blogjoints is the ability to add friends.
Messaging. Members can send a message to another member.
Quick Bookmarking. You can integrate banners of different sizes into your blog’s sidebar to easily submit your posts/articles to Blogjoints. Check out the Quick Bookmarking banners (I don’t have talent in designing great looking banners – rest assured these banners will be improved in the coming days).
Check out Blogjoints now, and a link love from your site to Blogjoints will help make this site grow.
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Everytime you submit a link to a story, news or any article you want to share (could be yours or somebody else’s), when visitors view it, your 468×60 banner ads will be displayed alternately with the Site Admin ads – this is what the 50-50 revenue s…
i will join in this today! can the articles i post about socio-political commentaries would qualify?
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bloggista Replies:
March 6th, 2009 at 4:53 pm
Yes bro, they qualify. And if ever there are topics with no matched categories, we can always add relevant categories.
The site can accept any type of link to stories/articles, news, features, politics, gaming, music, entertainment. etc.
Thanks for the support!
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elmot Replies:
March 12th, 2009 at 4:01 pm
thanks bro! i joined na and will be submitting my first story….
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I joined blogjoints mainly to submit my posts. But this news about the 50-50 adsense is great. I have already submitted lots of posts in that site, mostly from that of my two blogs.
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bloggista Replies:
March 6th, 2009 at 5:45 pm
Thanks Gem, and the new upgrade also made a siginificant improvement in submitting posts – it is now faster to submit the posts.
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Metz - Empty Streets Replies:
March 7th, 2009 at 11:59 pm
Hi B,
wow your keeping busy
Hope you have a great weekend 
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wou ayos yan ah.. parang bookmark lang.. yung tulad ng pinoybuzz.com
yun nga lang ang kinaganda nyan yung sa adsense..
eh xenxa na di me makadalaw.. alam mo naman, kulang ang panahon ko magbloghop kasi super internetcard gamit koh.. haha.. poor me
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bloggista Replies:
March 6th, 2009 at 11:12 pm
Yeah, actually this has been here for quiet some time (i believe earlier rovelran’s philbuzz – but the guys has spent a great deal of time with his site and me – not much
Hey, thanks for the visit!
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Suki ako ng blogjoints. Keep up the good work B!
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bloggista Replies:
March 9th, 2009 at 2:18 am
Ahehehe – thanks a lot MS. Snow!
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like Snow, suki din ako ng blogjoints. I still have to submit my latest entries.
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Snow Replies:
March 8th, 2009 at 9:37 pm
Addict na nga ako nito. Imagine, mas inuuna kong mag-blogjoints bago mag-twitter or plurk! Minsan nga, blogjoints lang…
Yikes, puede na ba tayong sumali sa kanyang testimonials ceblogger?! ^_^
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bloggista Replies:
March 9th, 2009 at 2:20 am
Hehehe – update nyo na google adsense – teka Snow, di bale next time we can roll out other ad networks.
Watch out for some cool gimmicks at Blogjoints. Hehehe.
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Snow Replies:
March 11th, 2009 at 11:40 am
Yep B, I actually have a lot of ideas bursting out of mind you know.
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joined already and made my first submission!
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I will try blogjoints. I am exploring what should be a great alternative or supplemental of adsense. Social bookmarking really rocks the internet marketing world.
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bloggista Replies:
March 18th, 2009 at 4:52 pm
You can give it a try Vic – not a great way to add more revenue, but perhaps a good alternative – also a good way to share your great articles for others to stumble.
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bloggista, how could members keep track of their earnings? hopefully each member’s account will have some earnings tracking sheet of some sort.
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bloggista Replies:
March 18th, 2009 at 4:37 pm
Bro, since this time only Adsense is implemented – just make sure you create an Adsense Channel specific for Blogjoints so that you can keep track of your earnings right in your Adsense dashboard/reports.
Cheers!
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