Get-Paid-To Websites

HubPages is a revenue sharing web community that allows you to create web pages (known as hubs) about specific topics. You can then earn money through Google Adsense or by promoting Amazon and eBay products. When anyone makes a purchase through your listed Amazon or eBay products, you’ll get commission from that sale.

Your Adsense id show ads for 60% of the time anyone views your hub. Ad revenue for the other 40% will go to HubPages.

What can I do with a Hub? Or why should I even bother?

Digital Journal.com is a user-news community that offers a revenue-sharing program for bloggers, internet users and citizen journalists.

Setting aside a portion of advertising revenues in a cash pool, the community allows members to make money based on their level of activity on the website.

How much you’ll earn very much depends on the number of news and video posts you submit. Commenting and ranking other user-submitted stories is also counted as a way to determine how much money you’ll take from the cash pool: The more you interact, the more you’ll earn.

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ShopWiki is a website that is currently paying its users to submit video reviews of individual or multiple products. They’ll pay US $50 through Paypal for each accepted video and payment will be made within two business days after the video review is published.

Products available for review must be found through ShopWiki’s onsite search engine and do note that ShopWiki will only be paying for video reviews until February 28th, which is approximately a month from today. I went through the website and came up with some more details on the entire process.

Making money online by selling what others need is a tried and tested way of earning an web-based income. While websites like Ebay allow you to sell physical products, there are ways to earn money selling digital content and in cases, personal knowledge.

Ether is a company that’s rather similar to Bitwine: both allow you to sell your time and advice through online phone conversations.

There are however, notable differences: Ether isn’t limited to computer-based telephony and includes the selling of digital content such as images or documents.

BitWine is a website that allows you earn money online by sharing knowledge with others. How does it work? If you have personal or professional knowledge and experience in a specific topic or field, you can sign up to be a BitWine Advisor and make money by charging a per minute rate for clients (other Bitwine members) who require help on specific topics.

For example, if you were very familiar with Apple computers, you could probably get paid to answer questions or offer tips based on your personal experience or knowledge.

Just Answers is a website which pays approved users to answer questions posed from the general public. You can earn some extra cash by applying to be an Expert in their community.

Once accepted, you’ll stand to earn 25% to 75% of the reward offered by the question poser. Rewards offered by the users can range from $10 to $50 for topics such as basic legal procedures to psychological health or computer troubleshooting.

Social video websites has pretty much burst out from the gates ever since the YouTube phenomenon. Millions of eyeballs are glued to the computer screen daily, actively devouring thousands of user-submitted videos. Monetization was clearly the next step.

While Google is still sorting out copyright issues and monetization strategies for Youtube, other smaller social video sites have started aggressive push campaigns to get a share of the lucrative online video market.

Winzy is a search engine that allows you to win free prizes just by using it to search the web. You’ll stand to win prizes such as iPod Nanos, $500 cash and Amazon gift certificates. Kinda like Blingo, don’t you think?

There’s basically three ways to win with Winzy: (1) By using the search engine at the right time of the day,

(2) By referring friends - If they search and win a specific prize, you’ll get the same prize as well. That means that, if your friend Silent Bob won an iPod Shuffle by using the search engine, you’ll automatically get one too.