If you want to increase your residual income by working smarter instead of harder, my buddy, Chezfat (or Brian, as his wife probably refers to him), has done us all a great service by offering some strategies based on his in-depth studies of the subject, and I wanted to pass this on to you.
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Increase Residual Income Using Chezfat’s Tips
What Do You Want to Ask the Reputable Content Sites?
Enough of the eHow UK scam already. Every time I think it can’t get any worse, any scammier, any dirtier, it does.
One more scam came to light tonight, and if you don’t know enough to run as fast and far from eHow as you can by now, there’s no hope for you.
Either that, or you’ve [...]
Let’s Talk About Options for Content Writers
Okay, now that we all know where NOT to write to make money, now what? Disillusioned writers ask me that every day, at least those who just realized that earning passive income can be a sneaky little oxymoron.
I’ve seen comments suggesting that writers who don’t like some of the more unsavory content sites go find [...]
How to Build Residual Income with HubPages
Many people want to know whether HubPages links are do-follow or no-follow. The answer is that they can be either; it just depends on your status within the HubPages community. If you keep your HubScore (the score attached to your profile, not to individual hubs) above 74, your links will be do-followed. Your links will automatically be no-followed if your score falls below that.
Crunchy Data’s “The Content Writer” Just Made Page Rank 3!
Thank you very much, readers. Expect more good stuff in 2010. Especially about collaborating and helping each other to succeed with writing online.
How to Be Notified When a Content Site’s Terms of Service Change
Did you know that many content aggregator sites stipulate in their terms of service (or terms of use) that they can change their contract with you any time, arbitrarily, and at their discretion? Yep. Do you join content sites to write online for residual or up-front pay without worrying about the fine print?
Do you plan to donate your work to those sites? If so, skip this post. And be my sugar daddy/momma.
Why I Care About What Happens on eHow
It seems some people are questioning the motives of those who are trying to get answers from eHow. So I will tell you why I care, and why I do it.
I used to personally recommend the Great eHow Opportunity to friends and family. But now I can’t back up that recommendation, and it bothers me.
4 Predictions for the Future of User-Generated Content Sites
3. This is a biggie. Search engines will begin ranking individual writers, rather than entire sites. I am pretty sure that Google already knows whether user ID “Herbs4U” on “XYZ Content Site” writes lame articles with spammy affiliate links, or whether they write timely, relevant alternative medicine articles…
The eHow Clone Wars
Ah, the eHow UK clone issue still won’t go away. Well, actually it would, and quickly, too, if eHow would answer one simple question:
Do they pay writers for profits generated by eHow writers’ US articles cloned on the eHow UK site or not?
For a single, breath-holding moment yesterday, it appeared that eHow Community Manager, Rich Noguchi, had finally answered the question posed by members on eHow forums after five weeks of waiting for a response.
