Got Pictures: Money For Your Slide Shows

AC pays for slideshows

I've been writing articles for Associated Content for quite a while now. The set-up is so easy that I keep coming back to AC even after others have sent me links to write for them. They just don't earn as well anywhere else. Recently, I've learned that creating slide shows can pay just as well. There's no up front payment for this, however, but each page view will earn you a little bit of cash. I believe the site is getting better and now I've been invited to be one of their featured contributors for their Arts & Entertainment section. This will give me three paying jobs per month--a little scary because now I'm obligated to come up with the content. It's also an honor, of course.

In any case, if you have snap shots of family and friends lying around, why not publish them on AC and get paid. I have 53 writers/authors/photographers who joined me already. Too bad I don't get paid for any of their work. Ah, such is life.

Join Me Here At Associated Content

Get Paid For Writing Articles, Short Stories And Reviews

I've tried Helium and Triond and even though I haven't given up on either it seems that online money is made when writing for Associated Content. Articles should be well written, of course, edited and all that but the length is what attracts me. Most of the time 600 words will get you anywhere between a $5 or $13 offer. And let's not forget the article will keep making you money every time someone views it.

In any case, I received five payments today from AC which is always a blessing. Here's my latest editorial about working as a body double on CSI Miami. You could read it for an example of how easy it is. Enjoy and keep writing.

The World of Self-Publishing

If you're thinking of self-publishing, you are in good company. "Famous Authors Who Self-Published" takes a look at the world of self-publishing through success stories of authors, such as Beatrix Potter and Edgar Allen Poe, who started their careers by self-publishing their masterpieces.

Other successful authors who self-published are Mark Twain and G.P. Taylor (read article about Harry Potter's Successor here). The latter is a modern-day success story (though he would never "toot" his own horn) having sold the film rights to his young adult novel "Shadowmancer" to Universal for close to $6M. Nice!

Self-Publishing Your Book

Have your manuscripts collected enough dust? Perhaps you have considered self-publishing your novel; a poetry collection, a book of short stories, or even those recipe cards you thought to compile into a family cookbook. Nevertheless, you’ve always thought that self-publishing was just a waste of time, not respected in the industry. There is success, however, for the author who wishes to self-publish.

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