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I'm pretty slow, I can only manage 4 or 5 an hour, but I haven't been doing it long; like any skill I imagine I'll get faster at rewriting articles the more I do.

I'm still waiting on AC to review the ones I've submitted, but if we take sodapop's figures of around $3.20 (I'm deliberately using the lower end of the scale) and say I write 4.5 articles an hour on average, then that makes $14.40 an hour.

I don't know what minimum wage is where you are but here it's $10.00 an hour. So this is definitely better than a minimum wage job.

This method seems perfect for earning a bit of cash to funnel into projects designed to earn a more 'hands off' income.

As far as topics that AC will accept, just look at the kinds of articles which regularly make it onto the front page. I'm guessing the stuff they put on their front page is the kind of stuff they're looking for ;o)

Incidentally, what's DNS? I'm guessing it's an article spinner but I don't think I've come across that particular one before...
 
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does anybody know for sure that 400 words is the min. that AC accepts, i found alot of articles that are smaller then that on the site. I cannot find anywere on AC that it says a min. to submit for exclusive payment.
 
So I've been posting on AC for a while now, and I remember reading somewhere that articles needed to be 400-800 words. I can't seem to find exactly where I read that. Any help?
 
From their submission guidelines:

2. Content needs to be at least 400 words in length (exception: poetry).

Read 'em here:

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http://www.associatedcontent.com/guidelines.html
 
No problem.

Also, I worked it out. DNS=Dragon Naturally Speaking. Forgive my earlier denseness...
 
For those of you getting around the 3.50-4.00 range for articles...are you guys filling in the description with optimized kw's or just writing anything?...

What about the tags?...I got my gf revved up and ready to go...I just hope to god I don't have to teach her to look for kw's, then write titles and descriptions matching those kw's, and then include it in the body...

Her head will explode and then there will be one more mess to clean up :p ...

She works in dental field so will be copying a lot of that textbook crap she got...
 
Actually I just got my first article offer of $3.01 and it was only 356 words. Very short but I guess it was a hot topic or something. But they didn't reject an article that wasn't exactly 400 words. I'm hoping that my other articles that were more than 400 words, get more than $3.

Anyways I'm looking to outsource this once I get some money in my paypal account. Is there anything I need to know before attempting it? I think I will pay $1 an article, because many people have posts on get*afreelancer for paying $1 an article and people are actually interested in doing it. Any thoughts?
 
t0od0pe4u said:
Is there a way to find the topics that AC would definitely accept?

This seems great and true, but even with DNS, how can you pump out 20 400-500 words/article within an hour?

All relating to one topic?

20 to me seems to be a few hours, maybe even closing in on 8 hours.

That would be a minimum wage job, IMO.
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Totall agreed here...BUT 1 thing to take note of, dont forget that we need time to submit the articles to AC, and each step already wasted our time in loading the page, so per article we submitted will take around 1 to 2 mins, also depends on your internet connection speed.... Well, unless this submission part you want to OUTSOURCE too:D
 
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Outsource the whole damn process!!

Since intl' users can't "create" an account! :(

All joking aside, I think this is a great venture and i'm 100% involved in it now.

And I think the minimum wage where I am is roughly $7/hr.

I can do about 10 articles for the day while i'm at work. (shhh)

But at the same time, Can I fill 400 words right now about a halloween ghost story?

What I really wonder is how do they detect copywritten work? Within their paramaters or actually start surfing around other posted content?

I'm in the process of testing that out because the summary by default is about 30-40 characters? After that # of characters, wouldn't be free for all if we have these 9,000 PLR Articles?

Makes you wonder....

Currently, I am doing 10/day per account (2), and i'm on the 5th day of waiting for payment.

Good luck to all AC writers!
 
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I am going to start using this method with DNS from my textbooks. Then I will outsource and try to do 60 articles a day across 6 accounts :).
 
Has anybody submitted any videos, if so what was the pay out. Also has anybody used pictures to accompany their articles,if so does it make a difference. I have had alot of my articles rejected as copies, so i must not be good at rewriting them. My best results so far have been articles or passages from books i have lying around the house. I'm talkin like 10-20 year old stuff that is definitely not online anywhere.So food for thought there. Heading to the library tomorrow to see what I can snag from .
 
Can you also purchase content from AC? Their site is confusing.I don't know it.
 
cclind said:
Has anybody submitted any videos, if so what was the pay out. Also has anybody used pictures to accompany their articles,if so does it make a difference. I have had alot of my articles rejected as copies, so i must not be good at rewriting them. My best results so far have been articles or passages from books i have lying around the house. I'm talkin like 10-20 year old stuff that is definitely not online anywhere.So food for thought there. Heading to the library tomorrow to see what I can snag from .
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I think with videos you only get paid per 1000 views, but I could be wrong.
 
There are guidelines about submitting images.

They only accept 4 sources...

Please look into that.

I wanted to upload an image, but as I went through the motions, it started to take too much time...so i bailed on it.

There are other ways to send traffic to your article....please think outside the box...
 
Whoa... I just read thru 25 pages of this thread.... lol

I got some questions though. I read in the 2nd page that we could submit some articles as non-exclusive to CC after we submit them to AC. But don't we have to give the exclusive rights to publish our (re-written) articles on AC, and AC only??? How does that work out? I'm pretty confused.

Anyone personally tried Constant Content? How do they pay? and do we have to switch accounts before it hits 500 like at AC?
 
Now I have really started working on it, I'll start with 20 articles per day spread on two different accounts. I started last night and I'll let you guys know about it in a week or so :)
 
Getting an article approved has gotten harder it seems. I was using this to make some cash for my paypal account to use for new domain names. It's nothing to get rich with but hey it's good for extra cash for my domains :) I had a few rewritten PLR articles and they all got rejected for being to similar to things. Thanks a lot to those who were uploading all the same articles just rewritten grr! Greedy bastards! lol
 
This is an awesome idea. I am writing these articles while I am at school. During class I use my laptop to find a few great articles and think of ideas on how to make them my own. During my breaks, I use MacSpeech Dictate (my laptop is a Mac), and it writes as fast as I can speak. I'll be submitting my articles soon and hoping for some extra cash. Thanks for the great tutorial. :biggthump
 
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