Redgage Launches New Service That Pays You for Your Online Content & Activity

New Web site gives people opportunity to make money for creating content and using services like Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, YouTube, WordPress and Blogger

HOLLYWOOD, Fla., June 4 // -- RedGage (http://www.redgage.com), a new Web site that pays people for their online content and monetizes their social activity, today announced the launch of its public beta. RedGage is a centralized hub where users can earn money for content they create - as well as past activity - on sites like Flickr, Blogger, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. The site aggregates content automatically from popular websites and pays users a dollar value based on the quality of their work, which is measured by page views and popularity.

"Most people don't realize that there is inherent economic value in what they're creating online. It's no secret that someone is making money; but, people like me, who spend time producing content, don't usually share in any of the revenue from the companies who own the platforms," said Daniel Redlich, CEO of RedGage. "That's why we built a system that gives money back to the creators. Web 2.0 democratized the distribution of content; RedGage is democratizing the monetization of content."

For the first time, by using RedGage, people are able to manage their online blogs, photos, videos, documents and links in a single location, and have the opportunity to get paid for their content. What's more, RedGage maximizes the amount of potential money earned by enabling users to broadcast their activity to friends on popular social sites like Twitter and Facebook, in order to increase the number of views their content receives.

For those managing several social media accounts, RedGage provides a one-stop destination that will automatically import their new content, so no manual work is required to earn money. Users can create a centralized web identity and a comprehensive portfolio of content that can be searched by them, their friends and others.

Additionally, for those interested in discovering new and interesting content, RedGage serves as a central place to read, view and follow new people and new topics - from freelance writers and professional photographers, to artists and business executives, people are sharing a wide range of content on RedGage and getting paid for it.

"We wanted to make it convenient for our users to receive the money they earn on RedGage, so we developed an innovative way to distribute payments," added Redlich. "Upon reaching $25 in revenue, we will mail them a RedGage Visa debit card, which is redeemable worldwide anywhere that Visa is accepted. From then on, new earned funds will be electronically transferred on to the cards."

For more information about RedGage, go to www.redgage.com.

About RedGage

RedGage is a new Web site that pays people for their online content and social activity. It's a centralized hub and personal portfolio for sharing blogs, photos, videos, documents and links. RedGage enables users to make money for what they are already doing online on popular websites. The company is headquartered in New York City and Hollywood, Florida. To find out more information about RedGage, visit www.redgage.com.

SOURCE RedGage