Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites With Their Sharing Percentages

100% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.shetoldme.com
www.trendhunter.com
www.typeaparent.com
www.best-reviewer.com
www.oondi.com
www.jaanlo.com

90% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.dotnetspider.com
www.techulator.com
www.indiastudychannel.com
www.indiareviewchannel.com

80% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.snipsly.com
www.freerangestock.com

75% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.infobarrel.com

70% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.seekyt.com

60% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.hubpages.com
www.bukisa.com
www.efloorplan.com
www.indiareviewchannel.com

50% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites

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www.squidoo.com
www.xomba.com
www.triond.com
www.nameslot.com
www.tutorialtub.com

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100% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites = They take 100% of your earnings or did i missunderstand that ?

Originally Posted by ronegraT

100% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites = They take 100% of your earnings or did i missunderstand that ?

lol :P i wonder how they earn if they share all earnings with there users :P

Yeah i dont get that either. ^^

Mind explaining this a bit, gtreeoutsourcing?

You get that specific percentage of earnings.

The more interesting question, at least from where I am sitting, is how many of them have a deal with Google, where you get automatic approval for your Adsense account application.

That used to be the easiest way of getting Adsense approval a few years ago. But I've forgotten the name of the website that allowed that.

Originally Posted by judson

The more interesting question, at least from where I am sitting, is how many of them have a deal with Google, where you get automatic approval for your Adsense account application.

That used to be the easiest way of getting Adsense approval a few years ago. But I've forgotten the name of the website that allowed that.

I do not know if they still do that automatic approval, but from my experience, you can easily get approved if you publish quality work.

Originally Posted by silentkill3r

lol :P i wonder how they earn if they share all earnings with there users :P

i also share 100 % of the adsense revenue with my users. i get the cash from the traffic and link selling, affiliate programs and so on ...

it works! (only german sites)

greetings kurti

I don't see Adsense on bestreviewer and shetoldme anymore, and I think it's owned by same owner.

I think this is the way to go...I have earned 19K plus from ad**se*nse (you can check totals by clicking all time in ad**se*nse) over the years. But just the other day, traffic on my sites drop dramatically and so perhaps I shall move all my blogposts (around 3K total) to a "large" ad**se*nse sharing site for protection from future pandas and penguins. Will this large sites offer protection from traffic collapse? Also, my niche is varied and more or less similar to ehow and I prefer an 80% sharing ie 80% to me, and 20% to the host. I also prefer a host that would allow not just adsense but also affiliate links.

What are your thoughts guys? Any recommendations?

Believe you are talking about Docstoc...

Originally Posted by judson

The more interesting question, at least from where I am sitting, is how many of them have a deal with Google, where you get automatic approval for your Adsense account application.

That used to be the easiest way of getting Adsense approval a few years ago. But I've forgotten the name of the website that allowed that.

Originally Posted by ronegraT

100% Adsense Revenue Sharing Sites = They take 100% of your earnings or did i missunderstand that ?

Originally Posted by DeniX3

Yeah i dont get that either. ^^

Mind explaining this a bit, gtreeoutsourcing?

Mate's Please Take a Look

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http://shetoldme.com/100-adsense-revenue-sharing
http://www.best-reviewer.com/100-adsense-revenue-sharing#.UGrOIK5kja4

dubbleP is a 100% revenue sharing site too... This site is very famous in Germany

We do a 50% AdSense share at News For Shoppers - you'll have to look up the url (or guess it, I don't think you'll have any trouble).

I just lurk here normally - haven't posted enough to include urls.