Made $30 on two articles today

Not sure, havn't submitted in a couple of weeks, doing private writing gigs but my friend said it is taking longer since they changed the site template. Seems they are having beta issues...
 
Almost a year later and this thread is still going strong. Still at the top of Associated Content forum even after AC has changed so much in that time span. I sometimes question if the changes that AC made aren't a DIRECT RESULT of this threads popularity and the amount of newbies that went and tried to follow this guy's instructions... failing miserably and ruining it for everyone else... lol.. that is how it usually goes.. I am sure there is still money to be made with AC. but NOT how it used to be...


I for one vote that this thread should be a sticky!

It might as well be it has been here forever!
 
when doing local guides/reviews... what should I put for things like the number and address... because when my writers put the number and address it never passes copyscape... any solutions?
 
I just give the street, for example reviewing top restaurants in a city say "over on 14th street theres the..." etc, blah blah...
I don't put the street address in there.
 
damn this is a huge thread.

writing articles for ac must be a pretty popular method.
 
It used to be a lot easier to make money there before this thread. There was way to much blackhat info posted here and now AC has plugged some holes. They do read this because I saw a comment in the AC forum that mentioned Redtide by name last month...
Not knocking the help he gave many, just sayin....we gave them our game plan...AC prob bought the Ebook...
 
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Hi xxjack189

Mate thanks for all your help I have a better understanding of AC now so I will take

Action next week see how I go
 
if somebody wanted to (or had time) to copy the important issues that were tackled in this thread, I'm sure people (such as my self) would pay maybe 5 Dollars for it.

If anybody is considering this, these are just some tips of which information to copy


- some tips on where to find good content
- which niches are working the best and will continue to work

okay maybe these are just some things I am interested in. :)
 
Almost a year later and this thread is still going strong. Still at the top of Associated Content forum even after AC has changed so much in that time span. I sometimes question if the changes that AC made aren't a DIRECT RESULT of this threads popularity and the amount of newbies that went and tried to follow this guy's instructions... failing miserably and ruining it for everyone else... lol.. that is how it usually goes.. I am sure there is still money to be made with AC. but NOT how it used to be...

But think, now that the activity on this thread is reduced and few new answers are being provided "out in the open," maybe the newbies will STOP ruining it for everybody, and AC will start becoming more reliable in upfront (and bigger) payouts again.
 
Could someone, higher than a clout level 4, answer how much time does it take for your content to be reviewed. Cuz, before the template change AC used to review 3 articles per 24 hours minimum. Now it takes them ages... They manage to do 1 article per 2-4 days :(
 
Could someone, higher than a clout level 4, answer how much time does it take for your content to be reviewed. Cuz, before the template change AC used to review 3 articles per 24 hours minimum. Now it takes them ages... They manage to do 1 article per 2-4 days :(

2 days after they are submitted is when i usually get a reply. so first day is submit. second is review. third day is offer
 
its a slow process but once you walk your way to higher clout it kinda get you prioritized
 
I don't get it, it all started when I took up hiring re-writers. It used to be very fast and punctual when I wrote my own articles. Ever since I posted the first rewritten article it has become incredibly slow.

My theory is that AC somehow figured out that my articles are rewritten, so they deliberately slow things down in order to avoid this kind of content and thus making me frustrated which eventually will lead to giving up such submitting. Although, they do accept those articles and give upfronts because it passes their guidelines, but waiting for 4 days just for one article to be reviewed is unbearable. Could this be the case?

I am going to give up submitting rewritten articles and continue writing original content as I used to because it makes more money overall.

I am 100 percent sure that this topic has given AC 'spies' a perfect knowledge of how blackhatters are doing things and now they know which content to pick.
 
Damn your a tool boy...
Read the thread... submit for two weeks straight - every day and you will be getting money every day all day....


I don't get it, it all started when I took up hiring re-writers. It used to be very fast and punctual when I wrote my own articles. Ever since I posted the first rewritten article it has become incredibly slow.

My theory is that AC somehow figured out that my articles are rewritten, so they deliberately slow things down in order to avoid this kind of content and thus making me frustrated which eventually will lead to giving up such submitting. Although, they do accept those articles and give upfronts because it passes their guidelines, but waiting for 4 days just for one article to be reviewed is unbearable. Could this be the case?

I am going to give up submitting rewritten articles and continue writing original content as I used to because it makes more money overall.

I am 100 percent sure that this topic has given AC 'spies' a perfect knowledge of how blackhatters are doing things and now they know which content to pick.
 
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