Yesterday I mentioned that an article of mine had garnered $.52 from six views, and then didn’t even include the link in case people wanted to take a look at it for content/style tips. here it is! http://tinyurl.com/59a2ys
Also, a few thoughts:
- review from the last week what articles earned you money and focus on more articles using the same keywords, or types of keywords
- visit some high ehow earners, or people who put out a ton of content, and see what they are writing about
- Go to yahoo.com and find the top searched words and phrases for the day and consider crafting your articles around them.
Anyone else have good suggestions?
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You guys in the eHow thing did see this article, right? http://www.ehow.com/how_4623223_more-money-ehow-plain-simple.html
David Sarokin’s “How to Earn More Money at eHow, Plain and Simple” with links to some of the best articles (apparently). I’m going to check them out now! Thought I’d share in case anyone missed it.
If you’re looking to generate the money/views quickly, writing seasonal articles might be a good idea. New Year’s is coming up, and this might explain the success of your weight loss article (I’d expect it to run strong through January). But now seems like a great time to provide articles on:
-Gift wrapping, holiday etiquette, holiday foods, baking, picking a Christmas tree, shopping for gifts, etc.
Also, do eHow articles link to each other like blogs? If so, mutual linking would be something to pursue.
Don’t forget that we have a promo running running on the site right now– $50 for articles featured on the homepage and $100 for articles featured on the eHOD. Some of the tips you mentioned, will help you out in this contest. Thanks.
-Rich
eHow Community Manager
Great ideas! I’ve blogged about how I’m doing on Bukisa, (link below)and found that a sensational headline might be the way to go.
So, with your advice here and the comment for Barry, my next article on Bukisa should be something like…
‘How to burn off calories using nothing but the Christmas tree’
http://www.flexibleworkinglife.com/my-time-with-bukisa-so-far/