Earn by writing to informative post!!
By vsridhar36
@vsridhar36 (346)
India
March 1, 2009 7:32am CST
Earning by articles is the popular one world wide especially with the advent of readers spread it is a hot job. Informative post is a site that pays close to 3.5$ for good quality articles written in their site. But it must of very high standards to get reviewed by the editors and then published, however we can edit them and then seek the approval. Payments are regular and at the same time trusted to earn from quality articles.
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@rosdimy (3926)
• Malaysia
1 Mar 09
The person running Informative Post has stopped the project and is looking for a buyer. Any article written for Informative Post has been moved to BrownPHP. It is not yet clear whether BrownPHP will pay for the articles or not. Due to the difficulty in obtaining sponsorship/funding he was already using his own money to pay authors at IP.
The above is the information gleaned from BrownPHP when I tried to access IP.
all the best,
rosdimy
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@AnythngArt (3302)
• United States
1 Mar 09
Thanks for sharing this information. That the owner is sharing all that information makes me think that the site will not be able to continue. I have experienced sites losing money and closing up, and it's not good. People get very angry and you end up wasting your time and effort. While this may be a great site (I have never been there before), it sounds like it's on its way out.
Given the economy, I doubt there will be many buyers lining up. People are just trying to hang on at this point. Even long-lasting reputable companies are going out of business. It sounds like this one may be one of the next casualties. Too bad.
@Heartbreaker08 (684)
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1 Mar 09
$3.50 is a decent payment for an article. Of course this depends on how long the article has to be and the quality. I really dislike sites who constantly turn down your articles and make you rewrite them. I prefer to use sites that are not fussy about your articles, ie triond and helium, and now bukisa. I even find associated content does not turn down my articles.
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