Joseph Tartakoff of PaidContent.org writes that SeekingAlpha.com will begin paying its contributors.
“Jackson also says that the fast-growing site can, for the first time, afford to pay contributors a “meaningful” amount. Seeking Alpha has about 3.4 million unique visitors a month, up from just over 2 million a year ago. And, it used part of the money it raised in a funding round last year to build up its sales team.
“The site will pay contributors $10 per 1,000 page views their posts generate. An average entry on Seeking Alpha gets between 3,000 and 4,000 page views, although there’s huge variation, Jackson says. He would not say how much Seeking Alpha charges advertisers on average to place ads, but he says the company is handing contributors an amount that is greater than Seeking Alpha’s own take. And he notes that the payments are significantly higher than those offered by other companies that pay contributors for content, such as Yahoo’s Contributor Network, which offers writers at most $2 per 1,000 page views, in addition to a small upfront payment.”
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