The Easiest and Quickest $100 A Day I Know

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Meaning don't do things like use one email address or paypal address for muliple accounts. This will raise a red flag. If you are using muliple accounts, use different email address and and also add multiple address to your paypal account for each account.
 
Ya well I am completely ready, willing and able to write my own unique content lol :) $7 per article sounds pretty good, I was making less doing ghost writing when I first started out writing. I am seriously going to give this a go.

I dont mean to hijack the thread but if anyone DOESNT want to write their own articles, shoot me a PM or go to my main thread, maybe we can work something out depending on how many you want. :)

Thanks
Kristi

I have not seen anyone report back $7 upfront earnings...this method is all about quick rewrites so if you can bang out 4-5 an hour on average earning $3 per article...that's great starter money for the complete newbie...

Does anyone have an idea about their performance payments and how they track that? Like if they may track the amount of time a user stays there, check for referrers, etc... or if they just see a click logged, you get a half a cent, lol?...
 
I was doing this, submitted seven articles and seeing how many people are seeing an increase in denials and it taking too long, I've shyed away slightly.
 
1) If you have a full time job and are looking to supplement your income, outsource the work like many others have suggested ( go to [email protected] and post an ad such as: I need 100 articles written in 20
different niches ( select good topics from [email protected] ). Tell them you will only pay $1 per article. You will get bids I'm sure. Before you pay for the articles, run them through [email protected] and make sure they will pass. Then insert them into micr0soft word to spell and grammar check to edit them. Then submit them and just wait up to 2 weeks for a response and don't stress.

2) If you are completely broke, write as much as possible. Select topics to write from. Go to w0rdtracker search engine and insert that keyword. If it has high searches ( at least 100 per day ), write as many articles on that topic as possible. Make sure the articles make sense and they are ones that someone would actually want to read ( make them interesting ).


That's about all I can think of now.


Peace,

Mike
 
Just a thought....

Has anyone tried writing movie reviews of movies currently out
in theaters. Maybe rewrite reviews from movies.*ny*times.c0m

Could be a way to get higher payouts maybe.

Mike
 
Just a thought....

Has anyone tried writing movie reviews of movies currently out
in theaters. Maybe rewrite reviews from movies.*ny*times.c0m

Could be a way to get higher payouts maybe.

Mike

Don't bother with movie reviews. I submitted a review for upfront payment and it was rejected with this feedback:

AC only offers Upfront Payment for sneak-peek movie reviews. You can still earn limitless cash for this content, if you resubmit for Performance Payments only.
 
Hello, everyone !

Thanks for sharing, Shaq !

I've submitted a translated ~1300 words trip story, rewritten a health related article and a kind of review for an ipod alternative 2 days ago. I'm waiting to see what happens and I'll let you guys know.
 
I am a non US citizen. I was unable to login to AC for last few days. Then I email to AC for my login problem. Today I received a reply from them. They going to close down my a/c. :(

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Before we can allow you to participate with Associated Content, we must have a W-9 on file from you. You can print off the form from http://www.IRS.gov (just click on the left hand side where it says ?W-9 Form?), fill it out, and fax it to 720.214.0293.

The sooner we receive this, the faster you will be able to begin submitting with Associated Content.

If we do not receive this form within one (1) week, we will close your account without further notification.

Sincerely,
Associated Content

Do you guys miss the above post? Some of our members here also complaint that they can't log into their AC account anymore. More than that, their account already been deleted. This smells fishy, but nobody pays attention on it.
 
Do you guys miss the above post? Some of our members here also complaint that they can't log into their AC account anymore. More than that, their account already been deleted. This smells fishy, but nobody pays attention on it.

My take on what happen in that case, I believe they realize that English was not his first language from his articles - that is why they requested that he submitted his tax information to prove he is in fact a US citizen. If they had checked his IP they probably would have sent him a different message.

Other persons who have drawn suspicion to themselves are those who have created multiple accounts using the same email address and/or the same Paypal address.

I also think you draw a lot of suspicion to yourself if you make a large amount of submissions every day. If you are a none US user getting upfront payment from AC and don't want to give them a reason to audit your account, you shouldn't be submitting more than 7 at a time to an account.

If you spread your submission across several accounts, make sure you never use the same information: Name, email address and Paypal address. Ensure you clear your cookies before login into your other accounts. Use another IP address also if possible. You could also try to use proxy to access AC, some will work and others won't.

Thought it doesn't appear that they check IP address, but I believe they will if you give them a reason to. The fact that they can determine that someone has used unacceptable means to get performer page views, tells me they do often check IP address if they are given a reason to audit an account.

So if you want this method to still work for you, you have to just be careful and try to stay beneath the radar as much as possible.
 
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My take on what happen in that case, I believe they realize that English was not his first language from his articles - that is why they requested that he submitted his tax information to prove he is in fact a US citizen. If they had checked his IP they probably would have sent him a different message.

Other persons who have drawn suspicion to themselves are those who have created multiple accounts using the same email address and/or the same Paypal address.

I also think you draw a lot of suspicion to yourself if you make a large amount of submissions every day. If you are a none US user getting upfront payment from AC and don't want to give them a reason to audit your account, you shouldn't be submitting more than 7 at a time to an account.

If you spread your submission across several accounts, make sure you never use the same information: Name, email address and Paypal address. Ensure you clear your cookies before login into your other accounts. Use another IP address also if possible. You could also try to use proxy to access AC, some will work and others won?t.

Thought it doesn't appear that they check IP address, but I believe they will if you give them a reason to. The fact that they can determine that someone has used unacceptable means to get performer page views, tells me they do often check IP address if they are given a reason to audit an account.

So if you want this method to still work for you, you have to just be careful and try to stay beneath the radar as much as possible.


Yeah so far i have signed up 1 account and I'm outside US and i hope to open a few more. Unfortunately i can't just change my ip address by unplugging my cable. And proxies aren't working for me so far as logging into and signing up for other AC accounts.

So do you mean I can sign up for new AC accounts by clearing all my cookies first? ( or use the anoymous feature of the google chrome)
 
Has any body read right through the FAQ on associated content? This is one....
"Can I submit content I bought or own the rights to but did not create?
No. You can only submit original content you created. And you cannot rewrite others' content and submit it as your original work"

So there you have it "you can NOT rewrite others' content and submit it as your original work"





I think as long as you keep them over 400 words and make sure they don't have any errors or grammatical mistakes you should have about a 90% acceptance rate give or take. Some articles are just too plentiful so they won't pay upfront for them but follow that simple guideline and most will be accepted.

Also try to make the titles catchy. Like "How to Train Your Dog To Do Tricks in 5 Days or Less" or some such title like that.
 
has any body read right through the faq on associated content? This is one....
"can i submit content i bought or own the rights to but did not create?
No. You can only submit original content you created. And you cannot rewrite others' content and submit it as your original work"

so there you have it "you can not rewrite others' content and submit it as your original work"

this is bhw!!!! We dont follow those stupid rules. What we are doing might be against their terms but it is not illegal because we buy their articles with full rights! It looks like you are the goody goody type so maybe bhw is not the right place for you. This is not dp!! Maybe you should go there!
 
Yeah so far i have signed up 1 account and I'm outside US and i hope to open a few more. Unfortunately i can't just change my ip address by unplugging my cable. And proxies aren't working for me so far as logging into and signing up for other AC accounts.

So do you mean I can sign up for new AC accounts by clearing all my cookies first? ( or use the anoymous feature of the google chrome)

You could search google till you find a work http proxy (don't really know much about the different types of proxy, but some types will work while others won't.
 
Uhm I got that 2100 articles someone posted here and rewrote one of them, any software I can use to compare the original with mine ? uploading to a site and running copyscape (is it?) is too much trouble.

I think this is really growing, I've uploaded 37GB worth of DNS software.. in the last 10hours.
 
Uhm I got that 2100 articles someone posted here and rewrote one of them, any software I can use to compare the original with mine ? uploading to a site and running copyscape (is it?) is too much trouble.

I think this is really growing, I've uploaded 37GB worth of DNS software.. in the last 10hours.

You can go here and signup for a free copy of Dupfree Pro: h**p://www.dupefreepro.c0m/

It will help you to check duplicate content sentence-by-sentence.
 
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