Sites Like Bubblews: SirGo **CLOSED**

If you’re looking for sites similar to Bubblews, then check out SirGo – a writing site where you’re paid to write. It’s a site like Bubblews in that it is easy to use and easy to get started. This is a free way to work from home and earn money from writing short pieces.

UPDATE: It appears SirGo have CLOSED DOWN. All quiet on the social media front!

On SirGo you can write, advertise, blog, ponder, keep in touch with friends and earn some money while you do all those things.

SirGo lets you to publish any content you want and make money doing it – and it is simple to do.

You write your post, or article, then there are three ads that appear on each page – every time someone clicks on one of those ads, SirGo get paid and they have a revenue sharing system that then shares that income with you. If that page has been created by you, you will receive a minimum of 60% of the value of that click. Payment is monthly, via your PayPal account around the 15th of the following month in which the money was earnt. e.g. if the clicks occurred in January, you’d be paid on the 15th February.

You can start to take part immediately, but in order to get paid for everything possible, you’ll eventually need to key in:
• Your Adsense Publisher ID
• An Amazon.com (US) affiliate ID
• Your Paypal address

Rules:
The rules, like most sites like Bubblews and writing sites, are quite simple and boil down to three basic rules:

1. No pornography or sexual content.
2. No illegal activities
3. No plagiarizing of other people’s material (that means no copying other writing from the Internet and posting it as your own work)

The site seems legit and fair because if you do break the rules they don’t arbitrarily delete your account, they just remove the offending page the first time. If you break the rules a second time the page is removed and you are sent a warning. If you break the rules a third time your account is banned.

Join -> Write -> Get Paid

Free to join:

UPDATE: This writing site has gone silent, so I suspect it’s closed down. Good while it lasted!

^{Last checked March 2016}