Passive Income Find of the Week – Askables

I’ve decided to try to do a weekly  (or thereabouts) series on specific work at home income opportunities and Askables is the one I’m going to kick off the series with.  I love passive income sites. I put an article on one in 2006 and it has been making me money steadily ever since. I’ve probably earned $20+ a month almost every month ever since for one little article. Of course, it’s not always going to work out that well but if your article catches attention of search engines and people help spread the word virally, it could be great.

Take a look at the Askables Writing Plan. You have the opportunity to make passive income through a Google Adsense revenue sharing plan plus if you’re a regular contributor and attain and maintain the listed points, you could earn a payment per article as well.

An eHow WCP Alternative?

I know a writer making over $1,000 a month passively through ehow and many Canadian, UK, Au, and NZ writers are anxious to get in on the action.  eHow has yet (despite my contacting them several times) to advise when they’ll open up their passive income program outside their borders. I wonder if Askables could become the international answer to eHow since eHow only pays writers in the USA.  Let’s hope! The site isn’t very old but definitely looks to have potential.

How can you make money on Askables?

Start posting articles. Write great articles and then link to them from your blog, from social marketing sites, and web 2.0 pages like HubPages and Squidoo. If you write well and write interesting articles, you could start to see the revenue trickle in.  Don’t forget to set up a URL channel on your Adsense reports so you can see how much revenue is coming from Askables. Then you’ll be able to see which niches and keywords are profitable.  Happy Earning!

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Thursday, September 10th, 2009 Passive Income Series

5 Comments to Passive Income Find of the Week – Askables

  1. Love your blog, and posts like this really illustrate why. Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work

  2. Nacie Carson on September 12th, 2009
  3. I signed up with Askables but there’s nowhere to input my payment info. What am I missing?

  4. Amy on September 23rd, 2009
  5. Hi Amy
    That’s something I discovered too so checked with them and here’s what they said:

    “Several updates are happening next week but for anyone who has already joined:

    Feel free to send your id’s to experts at askables dot com and your Adsense ID can be added manually.

    If any user cannot sign up for Google or who doesn’t want to, can send their paypal address, and Askables will keep track of views internally and pay based on the average eCPM that Askables makes (based on Google’s reports) and use this info to pay on a monthly basis.

    The site will be updated next week for new users that join to be able to specify payment methods.

    The site is getting a forum and starting a Facebook group soon as well for communication purposes and I’ve made a little list of features and suggestions as well.

    Thanks and apologies for confusion so far. ”

    Check out their page on Facebook as well as there’s a lot of info going there plus a contest for a free iPhone: http://bit.ly/30nlBh

  6. Dana Prince on September 23rd, 2009
  7. Thanks so much for answering. I’ll check back. I like the look of the site and the fact you endorse them means a lot.

  8. Amy on September 23rd, 2009
  9. Thanks Amy. They approached me to help them recruit writers and after several discussions with them, I do think they have a lot of potential.
    Cheers,
    Dana

  10. Dana Prince on September 23rd, 2009

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