Freelancing at Home

Do you use Twitter to advertise your online content? Do you do research when you are writing a webpage or article? Do you check your e-mail compulsively or even just once a day? If you do, then why not get paid for it? Be Ruby offers just that.

This company has been around for two years and there are multiple proofs of payout across the web. I do my research thoroughly before posting these types of things (and trust me, there are many companies out there that say they do with Be Ruby does, and they don't).

Be Ruby is hooked up to almost everything on Google, almost everything on Yahoo, Amazon.com, CNN.com, Twitter.com, Facebook.com and a variety of other websites you pobably use every day.

You get about .01 or .005 cents for visiting sites through Be Ruby, but those add up quickly. I can't even guess how many times I visit my e-mail each day, not to mention I have both my normal Yahoo e-mail, my free stuff e-mail AND my school's Gmail e-mail. That's a ton of little pennies all added up.

Payout comes at $10. Give this a shot. If you're going to do these things anyway then get some money for it.

Xomba is a company that allows you to hook your Google Adsense account to your content. You are allowed to post 'bytes' which are blogs, articles, stories, etc. containing at least 150 words or you can post 'blurbs' which is a social bookmarking tool. You can earn Adsense income on both bytes and blurbs. That's right, even if you just use Xomba to advertise other writing ventures you can earn money on it.

I have not begun using Xomba yet, but it is on my list of things to do. So let's get started together, yeah?

Redgage is a fun website that I was introduced to a few months ago. This site can be used to upload your own photos, set up small blog posts of your own, your videos, your documents and other things like this.

Most importantly, and most profitably for the freelance writer like yourself, this website allows you to post links to your content other places online. Now, not only is that a perfectly good backlink for search engines, but that's a way to earn money! That's right, at Redgage you get to earn money on all your content. It's not much. Really it's a very small amount per 1,000 views, but Redgage has daily, weekly and monthly competitions for additional money, gives additional money for featured content, etc. And hey, who's going to be picky about the fact that they can earn money just for posting a link to their own content?

Give Redgage a look. It's a really nice community, the creators are always around and ready, willing and able to help and you can get to see some pretty neat things if you're bored and browsing.

Want more information about Redgage and my opinions and experience with it? Check this site.