nick76
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- Mar 6, 2023
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I'm trying to help a friend who has the gift of writing and who loves to write short erotic stories (3000-5000 words) in his native language which is not English and would like to try to see if he can make money from it.
He asked me for advice on some free blogs that accept adult material because he wouldn't want to register a site for a project that could die in the bud.
I know several such as Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr, but each has some problems, for example, they require registration to read or do not accept any form of monetization.
I've come across other less famous ones but I don't know how reliable they can be and that's why I'm trying to ask here if anyone knows of alternatives.
Among other things, he is also looking for some sites that allow you to sell digital goods (text or audio) that perhaps do not require KYC and make payments in crypto.
He doesn't want to consider KDP because he doesn't want to worry about taxes if earnings don't go as expected.
He wouldn't want to register his domain because he doesn't need a VPS or a compelling site and would like to reach his readers mainly through word of mouth and spam, for example, if the blog is closed maybe another one would reopen.
Any suggestions from anyone who has dealt with similar situations are welcome.
He asked me for advice on some free blogs that accept adult material because he wouldn't want to register a site for a project that could die in the bud.
I know several such as Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr, but each has some problems, for example, they require registration to read or do not accept any form of monetization.
I've come across other less famous ones but I don't know how reliable they can be and that's why I'm trying to ask here if anyone knows of alternatives.
Among other things, he is also looking for some sites that allow you to sell digital goods (text or audio) that perhaps do not require KYC and make payments in crypto.
He doesn't want to consider KDP because he doesn't want to worry about taxes if earnings don't go as expected.
He wouldn't want to register his domain because he doesn't need a VPS or a compelling site and would like to reach his readers mainly through word of mouth and spam, for example, if the blog is closed maybe another one would reopen.
Any suggestions from anyone who has dealt with similar situations are welcome.