Saturday, June 11, 2011

What I have been Up To

I made an entry in the Remix Veela contesst about a week ago. It was the final one of two entries. The contest closed 4-5 days ago and now I am waiting for the judges to chose the top 3 entries. I wouldn't mind placing in any of those spots, first would be great though. The suspense is not fun lol.

Aside from the time I spent working on the contest I moved my FL Studio Fansite to a new hosting home with its own domain name.The site layout also received a makeover as a result of the move.

I also did a few logos for my friend over at Publishers' Vault. I am glad he seemed to be pleased with them. His Amazon based revenue sharing site is an excellent place to go if you have an Amazon associate account. Stop by and check it out.



Sunday, May 8, 2011

New Revenue Sharing Site - Publishers Vault

A new revenue sharing site has recently hit the scenes offering an 75/25 split for article writers. With a Professional look and feel to it Publishers' Vault is quickly rising in the ranks. As far as most revenue sharing sites go Publishers Vault has high standards such as 400 word minimum, and strong stance against overly promotional articles.

Original and quality content is expected, and understandably so since the the site motto is "Where the Best Information Is Kept". A motto that holds true regarding the content found on Publishers Vault. The main focus of this revenue sharing site is on music, travel, and literature articles. While articles on other subjects are welcome, the largest amounts of traffic will most likely be connected with the sites main themes.

For a relatively new revenue sharing site, articles from Publishers' Vault has began to hold their weight in many SERP's. The average rankings are climbing steadily and the site itself is gaining more authority daily. It comes as no surprise though, since such a high standard has been set on the quality and content of the articles submitted.

If you are looking for a professional revenue sharing site to place your articles on then Publishers' Vault might be just the place. Anyone who takes pride in their work is welcome so check it out.