Writing for A Living Online - Can You Write?
There is still plenty of time before Christmas, and Associated Content is always looking for more media to add to their site.
They accept articles, audio and video files, interviews, reviews and instructional submissions, plus many other writing assignments.
You can go to their website and sign up, then check the message area for open assignments.
Once you decide what kind of media you want to submit you will get a list of the different topics they might be accepting for.
You can always try to submit anything to the site and see if they are willing to buy it, then you decide if you want to accept their offer.
It takes a good week or two to get payment to your paypal account, but it is still relatively quick and easy money for the upcoming holidays.
I recently read an ebook on Associated Content, called Increase Your Associated Content Profits by Matt Ryan.
You are more than welcome to check out the store on the at homer site to grab your own copy for a low $6.
These are a couple of the exclusive tips from the ebook above, and from my own experience.
Associated Content likes it when you check to see what they are looking for, and you submit content they knowingly want.
They also like it when you search their site before sending in a new article to see if they already have it all covered.
Articles that discuss problems that are very common, or something that has been overly explained are usually offered very little if anything for a submission.
You will earn more if you submit with exclusive rights, but realize what this means.
If you send in an article and you know you will never want to use that article again, for anything, give Associated Content exclusive rights.
If however you want to be able to use the article for your own use, such as schooling, your own website, magazine or other media submission, you have to have to submit without exclusive rights.
They will pay less for non exclusive rights, but it can worth a lot to use your own writing again.
Anything new that comes out, such as a video game, a new movie etc.
you are able to submit a review about, go ahead and write up a review, but try to throw a different spin on the review than others might cover.
The more unique your content, the better they will pay.
The ebook I suggested is a great reference, and I am not able to give it away, but I tried to price it low enough to still give the author credit and make it very affordable for my readers.
Hope some of this helps, and that I see you on AC soon.
They accept articles, audio and video files, interviews, reviews and instructional submissions, plus many other writing assignments.
You can go to their website and sign up, then check the message area for open assignments.
Once you decide what kind of media you want to submit you will get a list of the different topics they might be accepting for.
You can always try to submit anything to the site and see if they are willing to buy it, then you decide if you want to accept their offer.
It takes a good week or two to get payment to your paypal account, but it is still relatively quick and easy money for the upcoming holidays.
I recently read an ebook on Associated Content, called Increase Your Associated Content Profits by Matt Ryan.
You are more than welcome to check out the store on the at homer site to grab your own copy for a low $6.
These are a couple of the exclusive tips from the ebook above, and from my own experience.
Associated Content likes it when you check to see what they are looking for, and you submit content they knowingly want.
They also like it when you search their site before sending in a new article to see if they already have it all covered.
Articles that discuss problems that are very common, or something that has been overly explained are usually offered very little if anything for a submission.
You will earn more if you submit with exclusive rights, but realize what this means.
If you send in an article and you know you will never want to use that article again, for anything, give Associated Content exclusive rights.
If however you want to be able to use the article for your own use, such as schooling, your own website, magazine or other media submission, you have to have to submit without exclusive rights.
They will pay less for non exclusive rights, but it can worth a lot to use your own writing again.
Anything new that comes out, such as a video game, a new movie etc.
you are able to submit a review about, go ahead and write up a review, but try to throw a different spin on the review than others might cover.
The more unique your content, the better they will pay.
The ebook I suggested is a great reference, and I am not able to give it away, but I tried to price it low enough to still give the author credit and make it very affordable for my readers.
Hope some of this helps, and that I see you on AC soon.
