They say that the first $10 is the hardest to earn. So, I thought I’d share an idea that I read about over at the Wealthy Affiliate forum.
It’s an excellent idea; there’s nothing to buy, it won’t cost you anything except a bit of your time.
So here’s the plan in a nutshell:
Associated Content is a website that buys web content (articles, video). You sign up for a free account then you can submit your original articles or videos to them. They’ll review your content, if they like it, they’ll make you an offer.
I’ve submitted five or six articles and have gotten between $4 and $5 for each one. Now, those articles have all been “non-exclusive” meaning I have the right to use them elsewhere. They also accept Exclusive content – where they own the content, not you, and of course they pay more for that type of content.
So, a quick and legitimate way to start making some cash online right now, is to start writing some articles, reviews or make videos and submit them to Associate content. You don’t have to be a brilliant writer, just make sure your spelling and grammar are good and most likely your content will be accepted.
Get started right now! Surf their site to see what others are submitting. I’ll bet you can do at least as good, if not better what’s already over there.
Good Luck and let me know if you have any luck with this…
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Do you plan to use this very often? Have you actually been paid yet? Do you get a link from them for your content or just money?
Hi Michael,
I’ve used it off and on since March. I’ve submitted six articles so far, all have been accepted and I’ve been paid for each one.
The approval process takes a week or so, but once you’ve been approved and you accept the offer, you’re paid right away via paypal.
Regarding links - unlike a normal ezine directory, you’re not doing this for backlinks - you’re getting paid for the articles.
I have seen however, some articles that have links withing the text of the article.