Increase passive income online using Page360 for bookmarking

********UPDATE 6-14-11: It looks like Page360 no longer exists. I cannot find the site anywhere so disregard this post and use the other sites mentioned in this blog for dofollow backlinking. **********

Page360 is a social bookmarking site where you earn shared Adsense revenue, while promoting your freelance writing at the same time. Page360 is very similar to She Told Me and both share 100% revenue and they both have the same feel. Page360 is one of many excellent social bookmarking sites you can use to backlink your article content and earn more passive income online from Adsense and affiliate marketing.

Most importantly, articles on Page360 count as a do follow backlink. I’ve been using them to backlink articles I’ve written for various revenue sharing sites and I’ve already noticed an increased search engine placement. If you are a freelance writer, Page360 is worth using for article promotion. According to Alexa, Page360′s page rank is climbing in the search engines. They also receive a lot of traffic because my scoops receive multiple hits shortly after publishing.

So far I have not earned any Adsense revenue from Page360, but I also don’t have much content there because I recently joined. I joined Infopirate right around the same time, and I have started earning passive income from Adsense ads. I do prefer to use revenue sharing social bookmarking sites for article marketing.

Anything you can do to increase your monthly Adsense earnings is a good thing, even if it’s not a whole lot of money. Bookmarking your “story” on Page360 is simple and very similar to She Told Me. You enter the URL, add a title and your content. They cut you off after about 350 words or so. She Told Me allows you to write as many words as you want. Also, there doesn’t seem to be a way to include tags. I don’t see a place anywhere to enter them.

You can also get do follow backlinks to your blog using Page360. Select the “Add Blogs” feature and you’re prompted to enter a title and content. I’m not sure how effective the blog option will be. Along side your article, the blog address is listed there, but not the address for your actual blog post. However, you can include HTML within the article content to link directly to the blog post.

You can also share videos, recipes and even post free classified ads if you want too. Overall, it looks like Page360 is very similar to She Told Me for ease of use and Adsense sharing percentage, but they provide more promotional options than She Told Me does. After you publish your Page360 scoops you can view the number of page views and other people can rate your scoop.