Last month, I started writing for BubbleWS, a site that claims you can earn money by blogging about your world. There's a wide range of articles on the site ranging from full length tutorials to informal essays and observations made by the site members which resemble lengthy forum posts.
The good thing about this site is how it encourages interactivity between members.
You are paid for views of your content as well as a number of other things such as when someone likes or comments on the content.
The key to making a success at BubbleWS seems to be to add as many connections as possible and get active in the BubbleWS community. Most times you will get likes from others when you like their content or comment about something they have written. So, the more social and friendly you are with other writers on the site, the more money you will earn for the content you create.
The average length of an article for BubbleWS is around one paragraph though many range up to two or more pages. These bubbles are very easy to write and can be based on fact or personal experience.
The most popular writers there seem to be the ones who share their own personal voice in the writing rather than maintaining a third person tone which is often required on sites such as Hubpages.
And, how much money have you earned so far at this site or do they pay via Paypal? These are things I would want to know before trying them out.And, how much money have you earned so far at this site or do they pay via Paypal? These are things I would want to know before trying them out.
It sounds a lot like Twitter, with the shorter posts. Is the community very active on this site, such as can you expect lots of comments if you post there?It sounds a lot like Twitter, with the shorter posts. Is the community very active on this site, such as can you expect lots of comments if you post there?
And, how much do you earn per article published? Is it based on per article basis or are there other factors considered?And, how much do you earn per article published? Is it based on per article basis or are there other factors considered?
Bubblews was shut down in 2016. The owner Arvind started the site as a social blogging platform where the content creator will be paid decently. sadly, spammers abused the system so badly that bubblews could not survive and eventually shut down. I was on Bubblews and I used to make $300 every month on average.Bubblews was shut down in 2016. The owner Arvind started the site as a social blogging platform where the content creator will be paid decently. sadly, spammers abused the system so badly that bubblews could not survive and eventually shut down. I was on Bubblews and I used to make $300 every month on average.
Jolie
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