If you are currently a contributor over at Ehow, you know that they have been seriously cleaning up the site lately. I was waiting for my turn and it finally happened yesterday. I logged in to find that I was 22 articles short of what I had the day earlier. So I went from 212 back down to 190. Boo! 
It’s a little frustrating but I can understand why they’re doing it. They state on their site that they want actionable steps and many “How-to’s” on the site are in list form and that isn’t how they want their content written. Read more…
February 28th, 2009
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Not only can you make money writing with Bukisa, but you can also make money on your referral’s content as well. If you refer somebody to Bukisa and they sign up under you, they are now in your network and you will begin to earn 25% of their direct income – up to 3 levels.
Also, Bukisa’s minimum payment threshold has been lowered from $50 to just $10 so you can reach payout very quickly with this site. They accept how-to articles, videos, slideshows and more that you can earn money with. Your submissions to the site earn money per 1000 page views determined by Bukisa’s current index. So for example, if the Bukisa index is currently at $4.00, you would earn $4.00 for every 1000 page views of your content. Read more…
February 22nd, 2009
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As many of you know, I have been writing for eHow since July 2008. I dabbled and submitted a couple of articles and made a few cents. Then, as a regular WAHM forum reader, I came across WriterGig’s ebook somehow, purchased it, followed her instructions and made $25 on eHow my very first month – July 2008! 
On February 20, 2008 I hit over 200,000 page views! To be honest, I can’t remember the exact number, I think it was 200,067. Today I’m averaging right around 1075 article views per day and I have 191 articles up on the site – trying to get to 200. I had to take an eHow hiatus for the last month and a half to work on my niche blogs, but I’ve written another 11 articles this week and I’m hoping to be at 200 articles by March 1st.
If you have not yet signed up with the eHow Writer’s Compensation Program, you need to. (Open only to U.S. residents) If you work at it, you can definitely make a nice residual income from eHow because your articles will continue to get views and make money for as long as they’re posted on the site!
It is important to not put all of your “eggs into one basket” though. Don’t fully rely on ehow to make money, but do put it a nice effort there and you’ll make some nice cash every month. Some other content writing sites that pay include Bukisa and Infobarrel.
