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I have written for and received money from 8 websites. Two of them no longer accept submissions, one ceased to exist. The remaining five are:

1. ReviewStream.com. A long-time favorite of mine where I have earned over $600. What they need is reviews - of anything. Books, movies, products, attractions, restaurants, food, CD's, airlines, you name it. A brief review currently brings you 40 cents, a more detailed one $2. *Note: certain categories, like Books, Movies, and Recipes only pay 40 cents, no matter how long and detailed the review is. Also, remember that Reviewstream wants you to write for them exclusively: you cannot re-submit reviews published elsewhere online or any kind of copied content. If you do, it will be detected, and your account with ReviewStream will be banned. When you have accumulated $50 you can request payment by sending them an e-mail. Payment is done via PayPal and is usually very quick.

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I have written a few articles in blogger party as well as in other blogging sites where I am a member. Everytime I write, I always ask my self, what is the purpose of this article I'm writing? Will this article benefit other people? Is earning through adsense my sole purpose of writing? Each of us has his/her own reason why we write.

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I've been writing about article marketing and I've featured a lot of article directories in them. I'm a member of some paid to blog sites and I realized that paid to blog sites offer more than article directories. I am not saying though that article marketing is not an effective strategy to market your business online and increase traffic to your site. It is one of the most effective ways to get free traffic. It's just that paid to blog directories has more to offer. Aside from getting backlinks to our sites, that is, if we add our site to our signatures, we can also earn through adsense if we submit our google IDs. We can also expect more visitors to our blogs because the blog communities have thousands of members who visit the site regularly aside from the non-member visitors.

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