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6 Steps to Make Money Sharing Videos on WeShow

I have just created another passive income website. A social media site that makes money while sharing other people's videos. Here are the six steps I went through.
Step #1 : Sign up an account at http://www.weshow.com/ .

This is quick, only a minute. No need to reply to any confirmation email. Just enter your email, user name, password and birthdate.

Step #2 : Set up your personal profile and photo.

Describe yourself. Submit a photo. Add your website URL.

Step #3 : Create a video community.

This is the social thing. Create a group and share your passion or rather share videos that relate to your passion.

Step #4 : Add videos to your video community.

Start adding videos. I suggest using the search function. When you want to add a video to your community, just click the "Plus" button.

Step #5 : Setup "Make Money" with Google Adsense Account Information.

This is how you make money. WeShow will share 50% of income generated from Adsense. You got to have a Google Adsense account first.

Step #6 : Invite like-minded people to your video community.

Tell other's to visit your video community. Send out emails. Blog about it. Stumble it. Digg it.

Hey! Visit my WeShow Video Community...
http://www.weshow.com/my/group/300GerardButler


Thanks for watching! :)

Adrian Lee
http://videolane.com/
http://videolane.blip.tv/
http://instantviralvideo.com/
http://adriansjournal.blogspot.com/


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