This blog is for college graduates who are having a tough time finding work in a sour economy.
Showing posts with label paying for college. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paying for college. Show all posts
Friday, March 12, 2010
eHow Bugs - Can't Publish eHow Articles
Anyone having trouble publishing their eHow articles? The dude with all the grease on his face keeps popping up. There are a few messages on the forum from the administrators, but I haven't seen a fix yet. If anyone knows how to fix the problem let me know. Also, I have seen a dramatic decrease in my daily earnings. Anyone else seeing this issue? I was making over a dollar a day on average, and that was 10 days ago. I have about 40 more articles now, and I am making less than a dollar a day. Anyone else with this problem, let us know about it in the comments.
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passive income,
paying for college,
residual income
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Passive Income - A Slow Start
Just the other day I made over a dollar in one day with my bank of eHow articles. I was happy because I thought it was growing consistently. My articles are all in their very early stages, so I can't expect much, but yesterday when I only made 10 cents, I got discouraged. All this hard work for 10 cents? I had to kick myself, and realize that it takes time to generate a consistent, steady flow of passive income. My eHow article bank is up to 142 now, and I still have more work. WriterGig says if you are writing decent articles you should average $3 per article per month. An article takes 3-6 months to mature, so I wont know if that average is true for at least 3 months, possibly 6. If I didn't touch my articles from now until September, and I was making at least $350 a month on average, I would be happy with this. My goal is to be making $500 per month by the end of the year. This means I need 500/3, or 167 articles by the end of June. If I get to 167 by the end of June, and allow 6 months for my articles to mature to a $3 per article per month average, I should have an average of $500 per month. If anyone else has insight into this, or can show that they have already done something similar to this, let me know! I'm looking for feedback, and information so everyone can help themselves.
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