You can just put in a US address and it will be fine.
Made $30 on two articles today
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dknyrob
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Just curious has anyone able to get any partner calls or even see them posted? I been looking and looking yet to see or get one since reading the ebook. I look in the AC forum and it seems like the come every so often. Any help would be great.
buck88
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You will be able to see the partner calls when you will reach 4-5 cloud level
On AC your articles should be at least 400 words length and the upfront payment isn't influenced by words length but rather from the article quality!!!
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dknyrob
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I believe it hast to be about 400 words or more though for them to accept your articles you may get away with 370 words or so. As for your upfront payment that's a totally different ball game many things come into play when consider payments. Its best you get the AC Ebook it will help you out.
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dknyrob
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Oh ic... I guess I have to keep checking as my main account is a cloud level 5 at the moment. Is a certain time frame we should look out for them? Have you been able to get any yourself? Would having articles kick for errors effect it?
thanks
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This is covered in the ebook
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dknyrob
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This is covered in the ebook
Thanks... I just read over chapter 6 which explains but not much detail... I trying looking again as partner calls are pretty sweet if you can get them. How many did you manged to get?
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I haven't had any yet but I'm only Clout Level 2. I reckon I'll be 5 within the next 2 weeks.
How to sign up if your from outside the US has been answered countless times.Oh lol 400. Hmm then AC is a rip-off cause I am writing for one site where I can get paid 4$ for 250 words and the clients aren't pretentious at all.
I am from Europe and can't get an account at AC, that's why I am asking
Thanx for the onfo guys!
Either buy the ebook, or read the thread.
In fact your question was answered a few posts above.
buck88
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what website are you talking about?
redtide1969
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Had my first day of money coming in from all of my different accounts today
If you can follow directions you should be able to cash in with with the ebook no doubt
Awesome man, It's always a good feeling when you see things paying off. After you implement the things we talked about in coaching you should be in great shape.
Cheers
They're based partly on clout level, but also on other factors like how well rounded your body of work is ie: do you have a good variety of articles already published covering different topics, have you submitted to the news category and have a solid track record with your news submissions, are your general category articles rejection rates at a reasonable level. All this comes into play.
Also keep in mind that when they are posted they may only stay "unclaimed" for as little as five minutes because everyone wants to claim them.
Cheers
@ everyone - I wanted to clarify something for everyone regarding checking your keywords at AC to see if too many people have already done a particular keyword phrase to death or not.
When you do your quick search at AC, you aren't just basing the keywords competition levels on the total search results that you find. If you look at the results you'll notice that maybe 50 results will show up, but what you're looking at are the TITLES of the results. Many times results will show up but if you scan over the titles you'll notice that your exact keyword phrase isn't in the listed titles. If this is the case you have a WINNER on your hands even though a bunch of search results showed up. This is because your keywords may have been used in the article body of other AC writers articles, but they aren't the MAIN KEYWORD these people wrote their articles on.
So to clarify. Do your search at AC and scan over the titles of the search results. If you aren't seeing more than 15 results that have your exact keyword phrase or a close variance of it, you have a winner
Cheers,
Redtide
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Sorry I can't add the site here cause it will get raped in seconds, sorry
And I am not kidding they pay you 4$ for 250 words.
I am in the process of acclaiming most of the orders and outsourcing them.
Secured cash:cool2:
tbootz
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Ok, I got my first writer. I wanted to know if there's anyway to hide your name and address in your paypal account when sending payments. For one I've created so many aliases that it might be suspect to my rewriters when they are paid from someone else, and two, since I might be going through a number of rewriters I don't want to be sharing personal information with all of them.
Is there any way to pay them "incognito" but still use paypal?
Is there any way to pay them "incognito" but still use paypal?
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dknyrob
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Thanks redtide1969's makes great sense...
zebrahat
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What some folks do is just create a bogus name with email (could be a DBA, corp, or pseudonym), create a new PP account (personal, not business), then verify it via VCC/bank account from a vendor who will still provide such. PP doesn't check a corp name unless there's a controversy, so you end up with a PP that is by name anonymous. Should keep working until 2011, when SSNs will be demanded to do anything with a processor account.
redtide1969
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I wanted to give you guys a tip for how I've been able to see my article views explode over the last five weeks. Also, like I've talked about previously, you're upfront offers and many other factors for monetizing AC are directly related to your total article views vs. how many total articles you've had published. So to optimize your earnings with AC you should always make promotion of your articles a priority.
We all know that Twitter is mostly ineffective for actually converting traffic into sales for promotion of CPA, CB etc. It's a ton of work for rather small gains, but for AC page views and higher upfront payments with AC it's a gold mine. I have 13 Twitter accounts and use Hootsuite to automate sending tweets out that each direct to a seperate AC article.
Because you're not spamming affiliate links you're accounts have little chance of being suspended because by posting your published articles you're actually adding good informative posts to the Twitter community. I set-up Hootsuite to post a new tweet to each of my AC articles throughout the day, which again, isn't a problem because you aren't spamming Twitter with self promoting links, but just information within your articles.
You have to spend a few hours scheduling your future posts at Hootsuite, but it's been paying off nicely with page views when spread out over 13 Twitter accounts.
If you're just starting your Twitter accounts try to target the niche of "writing", "articles" and related keywords when following people, you'll get even more clickthroughs.
Even if your Twitter followers only stay on your article page for a few seconds it counts as a view to AC. Unlike promoting CPA offers, you don't have to get them to further click-through to anything to get any benefit from it.
By doing this I've been able to break the $6.00 per article barrier for upfront payments from AC.
Regards,
Redtide
We all know that Twitter is mostly ineffective for actually converting traffic into sales for promotion of CPA, CB etc. It's a ton of work for rather small gains, but for AC page views and higher upfront payments with AC it's a gold mine. I have 13 Twitter accounts and use Hootsuite to automate sending tweets out that each direct to a seperate AC article.
Because you're not spamming affiliate links you're accounts have little chance of being suspended because by posting your published articles you're actually adding good informative posts to the Twitter community. I set-up Hootsuite to post a new tweet to each of my AC articles throughout the day, which again, isn't a problem because you aren't spamming Twitter with self promoting links, but just information within your articles.
You have to spend a few hours scheduling your future posts at Hootsuite, but it's been paying off nicely with page views when spread out over 13 Twitter accounts.
If you're just starting your Twitter accounts try to target the niche of "writing", "articles" and related keywords when following people, you'll get even more clickthroughs.
Even if your Twitter followers only stay on your article page for a few seconds it counts as a view to AC. Unlike promoting CPA offers, you don't have to get them to further click-through to anything to get any benefit from it.
By doing this I've been able to break the $6.00 per article barrier for upfront payments from AC.
Regards,
Redtide
