I currently have two blogs at Today.com One called This Girl Cooks and another called Writer Girl. When I first signed up for them, they were offering $5 per post. Now, they are only offering $1 per post plus a certain amount for every $1000 page views. This month I am getting an extra $5 per 1000 page views.
$1 a post is not a lot. In fact, I wrestled with whether or not it was truly worth my time to post here. But I decided to go through with it and here’s why:
- I have several blogs on the same topics – I could easily cross post from my other blogs.
- Knowing that I only get paid $1 a post, I won’t spend long writing the actual post.
- This is a good way to increase my overall readership. I can use the Today.com blog readers to direct traffic to my other projects. How different is this than guest posting? To me, not that much different – and with guest posting I don’t get paid anything.
- I can still promote affiliate links in my post (I think – I can’t find any information otherwise) which means that the $1 rate isn’t necessarily accurate.
In addition, I found out that they have a marketplace for writers. There are call for content and the rate appears to be $5 for articles that range in size from 250 words to 500 words. The pay isn’t excellent, but articles of that length would take me less than fifteen minutes to write if I knew the subject well enough.
So I am going to continue posting there. If you decide to sign up, kindly click on the button, below. That’s another thing – they are currently running a nice affiliate program. So if you sign up and decide you like what they have to offer, sharing this fact with others could give you even more income.
I just started blogging with today.com and I think I’m going to like it. I can easily crank out the 100 word post, and cross referencing is certainly invaluable!
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Though there being a lot of fake sites offering you to make money online, finding one who really pays you while you say anything and someone reads it is really very difficult. Myself also managing a blog called http://www.advancetechnology.today.com and i am totally satisfied with their views and payments. If you also want to join and wishing to have your own blog then visit the link below: Get paid to BLOG at Today.com
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