Has anyone tryed this method of the library by writing article? Does it work? And what are the best books to get? Sometimes library books can be outdated as well. Any advice?
Most of the information you can get from a library you can find on the internet, but I would definitely go with a laptop and do that just to get out of the house.
I would search for something law based, possibly even animal related just to change it up.
Using library may seem like a good idea, but it's really time-consuming (even with a laptop next to you). Another problem is that materials may often be out-of-date, some very significantly. My advice would be to just give it a try and see if you are satisfied with that pace of work. As for the selected materials focus on law/medicine books/articles. Good luck!
Seems like a good plan coupled with a decent OCR program. Go to the Library for a few hours in the morning and come back with material for 100 articles to sell on DP and AC.
I think I'll take a walk over on Monday to test it out.
If you pick not very popular books it will most likely work but it is very time consuming to type out articles that are in a book and I personally think it wouldn't be worth the money.
Yes it works, just don't pick any bestseller theme, like wall street, finances, auto motivation, or somehting written by a guru. Older books perform better.
Its best to outsource, let some college kid or high school student do all the labor. Just pay them a couple of bucks per article that passes copyscape, then keep the rest. So then you will have plenty of time to focus on other methods.
Sure it could work, try OCR so you dont waste your time actually typing..but really the way AC pays, might as well just get a real job if thats as far as you plan on reaching....plus they seem to be really slowing down in their accepatance times and upfront payment offers
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