Here is a great way to monetize your blog: Earn money by publishing news in your blog. You will earn some money every time when people visit your blog and read the news.

I just discovered a site called “thenewsroom.com” where it will pay you to publish news from their site. If you go to thenewsroom.com you will see many news there, in both article and video format. You can publish the articles and videos in your blog. Every time when people visit your blog, they read the article or watch the video, you will get paid.

Sound great?

Registering an account in thenewsroom.com is very simple but before you do that, make sure you have an email accout, a paypal account and a blogger’s blog of course.

To register, just go to thenewsroom.com and then look for a link called: “Join TheNewsRoom”. Click on the link and join for FREE. Once you have joined, you can now start to publish news on your blog.

Here are the steps to publish news in your blog:

1. Go to thenewsroom.com
2. Sign in with your email and password.
3. Choose an article to read or a video to watch.
4. Click on the “mash” button (above every article and video, there is a mash button).
5. Accept the terms and conditions.
6. Select the display format and generate the code.
7. Paste the code in your blog.

Bingo! you have published an article or video in your blog. When people visit and read the article, you will earn some money. It’s only a few cents per view but if you have many high-traffic blogs, the amount can add up pretty quickly.

By the way, there is a video tutorials that will show you how to publish articles and videos on your blog. The video tutorial is located on the left sidebar in thenewsroom.com site. You need to login first before you can watch the video tutorials.

Here is an example of a video published from thenewsroom: “Partner Yoga Poses“.

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