How To Make Money Writing on Newsbreak?
Newsbreak.com is a writing platform that pays an upfront fee plus the number of views. It is another alternative for writers to make money writing.
Newsbreak is a new writing platform where you could make money writing as you do on Medium or other writing platforms. In this guide, we will discuss how you can join the Newsbreak partner program and make money through an upfront fee as well as getting views on your Newsbreak articles.
What is Newsbreak?
Newsbreak.com is a website based in the United States and has a major goal of sharing local as well as national news but also have room for other niches (except adult content) where you could write and make money. The business model of Newsbreak is ad-based. The content you write on Newsbreak is first to go through a moderation review after which your content is available for making money.
The competitive advantage Newsbreak has is its focus on local news. The local news feature is only available for US residents. This is actually the thing that I really like about Newsbreak.
Newsbreak Partner Program:
If you want to make money on Newsbreak, the very first step is to apply for Newsbreak Partner Program. It isn't an opt-based system but instead, you have to apply, the moderator will look into your application and will accept or reject based on your writing samples and your social media presence. You can apply for Newsbreak Partner Program here.
They will reply to you with a decision in one or two weeks. If you want to watch this video it will give you complete information about the Newsbreak partner program. I go through the whole process of how you can apply to how much money they pay for the
Watch the video: Make $1000/Month Writing On Newsbreak | Discussing Newsbreak Partner Program & Eligibility Criteria
Following are some of the stats of Newsbreak.com:
- It has 1.5 Billion unique page views.
- It has 35 Million users.
- It is the number one app in the news section on Playstore and number two in the App store.
When you joined the Newsbreak partner program, you can make money through the following three ways;
- Through getting a fixed upfront fee for each approved article: If your article is about general topics, you can get $25/article. If you write an article for US-based you will get $60/article as an upfront fee. This is just the fee that you get when your article is accepted and is published. Then, comes the second revenue source which also adds up a lot of money to your account.
- Make money through getting reads: Newsbreak pays $4 per thousands of views. This is a very good CPM compared to the Industry standards. If you know about search engine optimization and can write a number of stories a day.
- By inviting other creators to Join Newsbreak: They pay $150 if a creator gets accepted into the Newsbreak partner program and make more than $500 and publish over 100 stories.
Newsbreak is another writing platform where you could make money just by sharing your stories or things you know about. Newsbreak has a big investment to create more content, the more content they create, the more page views and so they will make more money. This is how almost every content-creating platform works on the Internet.
The Future of Newsbreak:
I was rejected from Newsbreak but this time I applied and am optimistic about getting into the Newsbreak partner program. The future of newsbreak is what YouTube is today. They will eventually allow everyone to create an account and start publishing articles. They will end the upfront fee and just pay for the views. They are paying $4 per 1,000 views which could be a very good business model for Newsbreak company as well as creators on the platform.
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