I logged into my account вЂ“ and found my total. Doh! Having said that, any money left after their overheads goes to charity so IвЂ™m not too disappointed.Д«ut how much has the most profitable Lens in Squidoo earned since it was created just over 2 months ago? Of course I immediately logged into my account (took me a little while to remember my password) to find out how many tens of thousands of dollars I should be expecting to be sent to me.ДЇirst I stopped by their FAQ pages to find out how much of what ever IвЂ™d earned I should expect to be sent and found that the split is 50/50 вЂ“ but unfortunately as they are still in Beta they are not paying anyone anything. Ok вЂ“ IвЂ™ll be honest вЂ“ I was a little excited by this, partly because I had a #1 in front of something IвЂ™d made, but also because I remembered that Squidoo share earnings with their Lens Masters. I also found quickly that I was the 9th highest rated Squidoo lens master in their Top 100 Lens Masters list. I literally threw it together just to test how easy it was to make a lens. Not only was I featured вЂ“ but I had the most profitable lens in the whole of Squidoo!!!! ItвЂ™s a lens I made about the Nikon D200 DSLR camera.

I was quite surprised when I got to the Top 100 for most profitable lenses to find one of my own lenses (IвЂ™d forgotten IвЂ™d started any) featured in the list. As I surfed around I was drawn to their Top 100 Lens lists (they have a number of them, arranged by a range of different criteria including the most emailed lenses, the most visited and the most blogged lenses. Squidoo has been live (still in beta) for over 2 months now so earlier in the week I decided to head back over to check out how it was going.