Know How to Build a Business: Bukisa and Hubpages, and Others: Making More Money Online After the Google Panda Update

There are many ways to build your online business and make money online. In fact there are a few ways that you can do this by writing and publishing online articles. The heart of some of the online writing sites is the use of Google AdSense. rather it is using AdSense to get paid faster.

Take for example two online writing sites:Bukisa and Hubpages. They are on the surface very different, one is more like building a mini website and one is more based upon a quantity of articles. I write on both hubpages and Bukisa, so I believe I can make these comparisons with some certainty. Now both use the AdSense Affiliate Program, but up until January 2011 Bukisa was a paid-per-impression site. This is not the case anymore as they changed their business model to that which is similar to hubpages.

Both will make money online for you, but one requires more work, and one needs to be done more often. Still in terms of building an online business with Google, and the Google AdSense Program, using both is a wise choice. This can be in a way a hubpages vs bukisa, but if you want to build your bsuiness, you will have to think of it as a hubpages and bukisa.

Bukisa is a writing site very much like hubpages. The key difference is that there you are writing something a lot shorter. They do have two choices for you to make money, one you can make money with Google AdSense or if you can not get an application accepted, then through Chickita.

There you will write 250 words articles (at minimum) and you will then do the exact same idea as you would with hubpages, promote your work.  The big difference there is that it seems a lot easier to make money, as people are more accustomed to going and commenting.

The big difference is that there are no referral links to any other sites other then to Bukisa.  So, that being said they do have a small editorial review of your work.  While they do check for small mistakes such as all caps, the main thing they are looking at are you links. (They have not caught some of my err more interesting spelling mistakes... sigh!)

The point is that it is a decent writing site in terms of getting traffic to a hub, or to any other writing site.  If you can write a long hub, you can write several articles, or how to articles in the time it takes to write a hub here.

 Yes I know it's a time thing, we want to make money online with our business, and we'd like to do so with one website and one blog, but often it is a great way to not build your online business.  It is the eggs in one basket thing.

See, the biggest thing about bukisa is that it gets some traffic and it also works similar to hubpages, but it is much easier to learn off of.  Most people there are writers at smaller online writing sites, but they are learning the fine art of promoting their work there.

It also is a good way of making a bit more money online over time.  I do make money with AdSense on Bukisa, but it has also improved my AdSense earnings on hubpages.  Since you are limited to 15 tags, you have to really think about keyword choices there.

If you want to make money and want to increase traffic to your hubs and other wbesites or blogs, you have to think beyond social networking sites and other places, and smaller writing sites, which may mean 10 more minutes of your time, is a great way to get paid faster from the Google AdSense Program.

Think of it as a business choice, a change and see if it works for you.

There is not much to be said about hubpages, if you are a writer here you can pretty much write anywhere. It is best to have a bit of knowledge on how to increase traffic and how to build a hub which makes you money, but the point is that hubpages is a writing site, much like any other site.

If you are wondering but SEO and these sorts of things, hubpages has "do-follow" (Provided your personal hub score is 75 and each of your hubs is above 40) and Bukisa is "no-follow." If you need to increase traffic, getting good links should be more important than getting links from do-follow and no-follow. It is about traffic and making money. In this case, using bukisa to increase traffic to your hubs is good business sense.

Again each of your hub is a mini wesbite and needs some site promotion, and this means essentially adding links to article directories, and blogs and other websites, and social networking sites, and other online writing sites.  The more you do this, the more traffic you will get, and more money you will make.

Yes, if you have Google AdSense, and have been accepted by the program then yes, you will need to think about Bukisa. The reason is that it is fast, and for the most part has been around for a while. In other words, like hubpages, you can make money with the Google AdSense Program there. As a revenue sharing site, (This is new since January 2011-- it used to be paid by impressions) this is a good compliment to hubpages.

What about the money?

Write enough on Bukisa, like an article or two a day, you will make money(I would say a few pennies...but you will make money) and then linking it to a hub will increase traffic to your sites. The thing is that I feel comfortable using my Google AdSense code on this site more than on others, but then I have been writing there for a while, and was paid from them when they used the bukisa index. (Now, do to false impressions they use the revenue sharing method, between AdSense and Chickita.)

This is a business choice, and you will need to understand that to write an article a day there is a time commitment, and something that will increase your AdSense earnings and get you paid sooner than using only one website.

Part of what makes Bukisa a good site to simply add some links is that it works on the same revenue sharing ideas as hubpages.  It is easier to get traffic and views since most people who wrote on Bukisa tended to be more active in looking at others work.  It has a ranking system similar, expect that it uses stars to increase traffic.

Since the most recent panda update I have noticed that my links from Bukisa have helped my Google AdSense.  The key was that i was actively link building my sites to Bukisa and that made a huge difference with my hubs. 

I would suggest that even thought links from Bukisa are nofollow they are still of value, and since there is a bit of editorial review on Bukisa, there is a bit better quality, meaning less chance of spam there.

To your success.