http://www.ezinearticles.com/
http://www.buzzle.com
http://www.goarticles.com
http://www.helium.com
http://www.articlesnatch.com
http://www.articlealley.com
http://www.articledashboard.com
http://www.ideamarketers.com
http://www.amazines.com/
http://www.searchwarp.com
 

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Some good Google Adsense revenue sharing sites that you might want to consider deal with article writing, social bookmarking (good for backlinking any work that you produce at revenue sharing sites), question and answers, tips (sharing tips and ideas with others), and reviews (lists and reviews of products or services). You can always look over and/or join each site and determine which one is best suited for what you like to do. You will most certainly not earn anything with very little content, as you are going to have to produce a decent amount in order to see some decent to good earnings from your efforts.

Tip Sites

Tips Base
http://www.tipsbase.com/

Tip Drop
http://www.tipdrop.com/

Question/Answer Sites

Web Answers
http://www.webanswers.com/

Answersland
http://www.answersland.com/

AnswersPay
http://www.answerspay.com/

Article Writing Sites

Info Barrel
http://www.infobarrel.com/
75%-90% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Bukisa
http://www.bukisa.com/
60% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Xomba
http://www.xomba.com/
60% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Hubpages
http://www.hubpages.com/
60% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Seekyt
http://www.seekyt.com/
70% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Triond
http://www.triond.com/
50% revenue sharing

Review Sites

Best Reviewer
http://www.bestreviewer.com/
100% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Rate-It-All
http://www.rateitall.com/
50% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Social Bookmarking Sites

Squid Stop
http://www.squidstop.com/
100% Google Adsense revenue sharing

Snipsly
http://www.snipsly.com/
80% Google Adsense revenue sharing

She Told Me
http://www.shetoldme.com/
100% Google Adsense revenue sharing

InfoPirate
http://www.infopirate.org/
80% Google Adsense revenue sharing

The Info Mine
http://www.theinfomine.com/
85% Google Adsense revenue sharing

IT Site

Dot-Net Spider
http://www.dotnetspider.com/adsense/
90% Google Adsense revenue sharing

India Study Channel
http://www.indiastudychannel.com/general/PartnerSites.aspx
Google Adsense revenue sharing varies- but is usally 90%

Google Blog - Official Google Blog
Yahoo! Search Blog - The Yahoo! Search blog debuted Yahoo! Search technology which powers search across Yahoo!
Search Engine Land - News About Search Engines & Search Marketing
EOBook - SEO Book.com is a leading SEO blog, offers marketing tips and search analysis.
SEO Moz - Search Engine Marketing News and Tips
Matt Cutts - Blog of Google techniqes and SEO
Search Engine Watch</b> - All kinds of search engine related news, excellent coverage.
Search Engine Roundtable - A well-rounded view on search engines and search engine marketing news and resources.
Search Engine Journal - Search Engine News on SEO & Search Marketing Journal
Pronet Advertising - A blog related to social media marketing
Marketing Pilgrim - Internet marketing news
SEO Chat - Search Engine Optimization, Google Optimization news and tips
Search Engine Guide - A to Website Promotion and Increased Search Engine Traffic
SEO Blackhat - SEO Black Hat Blog offers articles on Blackhat SEO, Linkbait & Link Spamming.
Jim Boykin - Internet Marketing Blog
EOpedia - Internet Marketing & SEO Blog
Bruce Clay - Search Engine Optimization and Internet Marketing Information
Threadwatch - Internet Marketing and technology Discussion Blog
GoogleGuy Says - Google news and rumors commented by an alleged Google employee
Search Engine Marketing Blog - Short on-the-point SEO news. By Peter Da Vanzo
Beanstalk SEO Blog - Generic SEO related news

Let's start by getting the basics of back links done. Back links are what we use to describe links pointing towards a page on your site from another webpage (on a different IP address). The ideal back link will come from a page with higher PR than yours or from a site being crawled regularly by the search engines or authority site (if you can get them). The anchor text of the link (words used in the link) should be the keyword that you are trying to target or related and the site or webpage linking to you must be related to this topic.

There are different methods of getting these back links and I will touch on a few now. There are the best, which are natural links, when some other webmaster sees your content and links to it from their site within the text on their site. These are good because it shows you have good, unique content. Another type of back link is a paid link, which I don't recommend as it can get you banned or penalized by some search engines so steer clear away from these. Paid links are where you pay for your site to be linked to from another website. The search engine algorithms are getting better and more sophisticated and thus can sot these. This makes paid links a waste of time and money, as well as the risk of being penalized by search engines. Other types of back links include forum signatures and resource boxes from articles. Forum signatures are the little signatures that you can choose to leave under all your posts with a little message; in this case it will be a link to your site with your chosen anchor text. But these forum signatures are better for generating traffic rather than SEO, but it still doesn't harm to try. Resource boxes are at the bottom of each article you write, it can be a little about you and then a link to your website or maybe a link to a related story on your website.

The internet relies on links as a source of sharing information between different sites, so it's best to make use of them as that's what their there for. But there are a few strategies of building back links that you should avoid such as spamming the search engines, forums and other places that are open to be exploited. This not only gives your business or website a bad reputation but it can also get you banned pretty quickly from the search engines. You really don't want either of these as it all result in less sales; which nobody wants.