Best paying Publishing sites online

Here are the 5 sites that can offer you the chance to work from home and rely exclusively on the income they generate:
5. Bukisa
This site is owned by Webika Ltd, the same firm that owns the popular articles directory articlesbase.com. The main aim is to maximize knowledge through the sharing of information by any contributors who have experience in any field. Everybody has an experience so the plan is to get everybody to come together and share their experiences for fun. Bukisa does not only offer article publishing but also allows videos, podcasts or powerpoint slides. The contributors then receive rewards of monetary value. How sweet can it get, being paid for doing something you are passionate about. Apart from learning a thing or two, sharing and getting paid for it, you can also promote your website or blog through linking. To join go to- http://www.bukisa.com/join/136739
4. Qondio
Qondio is a site where you are allowed to publish articles (Intel) that have not been published anywhere about anything and everything you fancy. Each article you submit is intended to promote your websites through linking. Qondio can help propel your website rating through its powerful backlinking capacity, and with this you get the much needed traffic. However, for this to happen, you have to provide high quality articles that will be posted on the front page and be well promoted, the poorly written articles do not usually get the required attention. You can get money, not only from Adsense, but also other Ad networks too. So, apart from promoting your website, you get paid for doing so which I think is pretty decent. The only flaw is that you have to pay $5 to register. To join go to-http://www.qondio.com
3. Hubpages
This is where writers (Hubbers) earn money by publishing their articles (Hubs)on topics of interest and respect through a ranking system. Apart from earning through Adsense, there is also Hub Ads and Kontera. You can also earn more income by display products relating to the article from eBay, Amazon if you are an affiliate of both. For every sale of the products you display on the hub, you receive a percentage as commission. The only problem is that if you come from continents such as Asia and Africa, you will have to wait 6 months before applying for Adsense to prove that you are an established writer, which I think is utter crap. But you can generate a lot of money through the Hub Ads or eBay and Amazon affiliate programs. To join, go to - http://hubpages.com/_vnorcbmm49lc/about/team

2. Xomba
This is a site that allows you to publish small and full articles or even stories from elsewhere. Revenue source is Google Adsense ads posted alongside the articles (Xombabytes). Xombabytes are opinions, reviews, news or how-to ideas. Xomba is the easiest to use of all and earns you quick revenue because you do not spend time writing word limited articles but anything. Within a few minutes of posting, the article can be found in Google search, instead of going through time wasting reviews. To join, go to - http://www.xomba.com
1. Squidoo
Is a website that allows users with limited or no technical experience to create pages (lenses) about any topic of interest. The users who create these lenses are aptly named lensemasters. The secret is to write about a certain niche, this will attract a steady following by readers. It is more liked because it provides both Do follow and No Follow backlinks. Like Hubpages, it also lets you add related affiliate products to your lenses which means more revenue. Squidoo takes 45%, gives 5% to charity and 50% to lensemasters (you).This is probably the number 1 choice due to the user friendly features. To join, go to - http://www.squidoo.com/lensmaster/referral/Thinker-1?sms_ss=squidoo&at_xt=4de098df276df8df%2C0
The critical characteristics shared by all these sites is that to earn well, you have to write regularly and frequently as the more you write, the more you earn. The content has to be good and exciting to read to attract more viewers. Happy money making!