Made $30 on two articles today

[del_boy]

Great thread redtide1969. Now if only there was a fiction section on AC, that I could write for, I'd be laughing all the way to the bank !

 

[redtide1969]

Hey man thanks, actually there is in the sense that AC's partner calls need to be written in a fictional way in order to be accepted. When I do mine they are completely fictional but of course AC doesn't want them to be fictional (if you know what I mean.. ie: making up a fictional story) You may just think about claiming those at $10-$20 per. If you claim one per account and had 5 accounts you'de be in great shape.

 

[del_boy]

Are you referring to c4c ?

 

[Torque09]

Hi Redtide,

I read you tutorial all the way through yesterday night. Well, what can I say? Great job, Redtide. You're the man. The guide has everything that every noob has to know about selling articles online.

The most important part of your guide is CHAPTER 16. If someone having a trouble starting out, just read CHAPTER 16 over and over again. Then you'll be golden.

Thanks a lot Redtide.

 

[redtide1969]

Are you referring to c4c ?

Not the regular $2-4 dollar c4c's Im talking about the partner calls mate...are you familiar?

Hi Redtide,

I read you tutorial all the way through yesterday night. Well, what can I say? Great job, Redtide. You're the man. The guide has everything that every noob have to know about selling articles online.

The most important part of your guide is CHAPTER 16. If someone having a trouble starting out, just read CHAPTER 16 over and over again. Then you'll be golden.

Thanks a lot Redtide.

Damn, thanks Torque. I'm glad you liked it man! I'm glad you specified that chapter also...it means you're going to make this thing happen and not screw around :thumb:

Which is frikkin awesome

Definitely keep us posted and let us know how you're doing.


Redtide

 

[del_boy]

Not the regular $2-4 dollar c4c's Im talking about the partner calls mate...are you familiar?

No. Any chance of a head's up ?

EDIT:

Ok, I thhink I know what you're talking about - on the Assignment desk, there are (from time to time) some assignments that have an icon, that looks like two people (sorta), and that means the assignment is from an AC Partner. Is that right ?

 

[redtide1969]

Yes, they offer the partner calls based on their partner sites needs and whether they feel like you'de be a good choice for them based on your existing body of work. The better your track record is with AC, the more partner calls will be available to you.

 

[del_boy]

Yes, they offer the partner calls based on their partner sites needs and whether they feel like you'de be a good choice for them based on your existing body of work. The better your track record is with AC, the more partner calls will be available to you.

lolz, well at the moment I can see precisely 0 partner calls. All the assignments that are listed, have "Payment: Performance Only", so not a lot of joy on that front (at the moment).

 

[redtide1969]

How big is your body of work with AC, and how long have you had your account/s? (Use approximations or PM me the answer) Like I said, partner calls aren't offered to everyone everytime they're posted. You have to earn the right for them to be offered to you mate.

edit: Pm reply sent man...hope that clarified

And again everyone, be careful about what's openly discussed here at BHW as this is a public forum and easily accessible by certain writing websites that start with an "A" and end in a "C"

Use common sense and don't use the same screenames here and at AC or provide any information here that can get you identified by AC themselves.

Redtide

 

[del_boy]

How big is your body of work with AC, and how long have you had your account/s? (Use approximations or PM me the answer) Like I said, partner calls aren't offered to everyone everytime they're posted. You have to earn the right for them to be offered to you mate.

I'm cool with that.

 

[firefly]

Yesterday I bought Redtide's AC guide and I'm amazed with the tips and tricks he revealed in it. Thanks alot Redtide I have many AC's guides but this covers EVERYTHING, that too comprehensively.

I'm sure even experts would have found unique information.

Some prominent features of this book which I found very helpful are:
* A step by step guide for everyone (experienced/newbie).
* Information which you will not get anywhere over the Internet.
* Personally used proven methods.
* First time you will get former AC employee's touch. (MOST IMPORTANT)
* Complete article's lifecycle explained including what to do with rejected articles.

One more thing, you will get virtually 100% support from Redtide

Today I'm posting my articles based on Redtide's methods. I will update you about my results.

Thanks again Redtide, keep up the good work.
P.S. Best chapter "Giving AC just what they are wanting"

 

[redtide1969]

Hi Firefly,

Thanks much for the positive feedback! I'm so glad you found it helpful.

I tried to write it to be as user friendly as possible for both new AC users and experienced. I'm glad you feel these things were accomplished :biggthump

Feel free to post up any follow up questions you have and I'll help any way I can.

Best of luck with AC and all your business ventures!


Redtide

 

[AGSniper]

I have a question about your guide.

Do you send the same articles to all 3-6 rewriters or no?

 

[redtide1969]

No, why would you want to do that?

 

[AGSniper]

okay good. I wasn't doing that currently, but I thought it might save some time so i was curious.

If you think about it, all the rewritten articles are in going to be in different wording anyways, so I thought it may save some time, bug I guess not.

 

[redtide1969]

The problem is that even once rewritten by separate rewtiers there will be a number of similarities, so it's easy to raise red flags with the reviewers. Even spreading them out over 10 or more accounts could turn into a problem for this reason. One way you could make this work though is to hold onto some of the rewrites and submit them in a few weeks or something, but to me it kind of complicates the whole process. You want to be processing as many articles daily as possible.

 

[AGSniper]

Thanks redtide.

I just wanted to let anyone know that doesn't have redtide's AC guide to purchase it. I have been looking through and read many guides but this one is gold.

I have read and implemented your strategy with 4 writers working under me right now full time. Once I start receiving payments next week and be sure that this works, you would have assisted me greatly on making money.

Your response to my questions about AC were very fast too. I just wanted to tell you thank you for your guide.

 

[WheyHey]

Hey Redtide,

What is your primary website for hiring writers again?

Im finally starting to get how you are making so much money from this...

If you pay a couple of writers to write articles (according to your pre-written format) for like $1-$2, then get paid from AC like $5-$9 an article, thats quite a big profit..

How much do you pay your writers again?

 

[WheyHey]

Red,

I just need to clarify something. I am from the UK, and i think i mentioned this earlier, i can only get up to $600 then i need to create a new account right?

Has anyone from outside the US made more than $600 on one account, and not got taxed?

 

[shadowfax]

@Wheyhey I don't think they will pay you once you are past $600 in a year

The only option is to create a new account.


BTW I bought Redtide's guide as well and I agree that it is one of the most detailed guide available for AC. I have been making money on AC for last 3-4 months so I thought I knew a lot about making money on AC. But after reading this guide I was proved wrong. I have learned more through his guide than I did through my article submissions. Incidentally I was planning to outsource article writing so this guide came at the right time. Now I know how I can outsource the work properly and how to maximize my AC earnings.

Thanks Redtide for putting together such a wonderful guide.


Regards,