Kurt Wagner says, “On the surface, social networking startup Bubblews works a lot like Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

Users create “bubbles” (posts), follow one another, and Like and comment on the posts they find the most interesting. But Bubblews believes it has the secret ingredient to attract new users despite industry leaders fighting tooth and nail to keep them from straying: Bubblews is paying users to post.

When you share on Bubblews, you’re paid for every Like, comment and unique view your post receives (but not writing the post itself). Like other social networks, users write about a broad range of topics, from the World Cup to gardening tips. Bubblews splits it revenue evenly with users who are creating the content”.

A Penny for Your Page View: The Social Network That Pays You

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