Is anyone writing for Triond?
By tutor1235
@tutor1235 (113)
United States
6 responses
@PearlGrace (3171)
• United States
13 Sep 07
Hello tutor1235. I, too, am just getting started at Triond. I just had my first article published there today. I am hoping to submit more articles to them. I also submit to helium (under a different name) and I feel like some of their writers take too much info from the articles of other there. That is so frustrating. The thing I like about Triond is that nobody sees my work until it's already "published" and there's no competition where someone will steal my work, then add to it. I do like their contests, though. Anyway, good luck at Triond and I will look for your work there.
Pearl Grace
@tutor1235 (113)
• United States
14 Sep 07
I find it tough to locate work by my friends over there, since they seem to be posting it on a host of different domains.... Want to post your articles' urls here so we can take a look?
@tutor1235 (113)
• United States
16 Sep 07
Let's give this a try: www.healthmad.com/Children/Stress-Relief-for-Kids.37215. That's an article of mine on stress management for little ones. I couldn't cut and paste it because of the message you mention, so I typed it in by hand. You may need to retype the link into your browser.
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@PearlGrace (3171)
• United States
14 Sep 07
Hi, tutor1235. Oh, I would love to post all of the urls for my articles on helium, triond, and constant comment. However, mylot does not allow that until I have 500 posts, and I only have 18 (counting this one). I actually tried to do that in my prior email and a message popped up from mylot that said I had to do 500 posts first. Thanks for your interest! I will certaining read any of yours if you include the urls.
PearlGrace
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@IcyCucky (361)
• United States
26 Aug 07
If I may ask, what kind of reprints did you send in? I thought Triond doesn't accept anything that have been previously published. It seems a little bit difficult to break the ice with Triond. They want original work, which has never been published before on the internet.
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@tutor1235 (113)
• United States
14 Sep 07
Actually, I suppose I misspoke a bit about "reprints"...the pieces I've been submitting are things that I've written for other markets that didn't actually sell or that I chose not to submit for whatever reason. A few have been shared with friends, but not published in the correct sense of the word. I apologize for the poor choice of words! And thanks for pointing it out-I don't want to lead anyone astray-Triond's TOS say that they want original, previously unpublished works.
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@KrauseHome (36447)
• United States
23 Sep 07
I might just have to check out this site, and see what I think. Is it anything like Associated Content?
@owstalaga (4707)
• Philippines
9 Sep 07
Well i've never heard of this before. i think this is another great way to earn money online. I'll give it a try. ^_^
Hope i get to earn through this too.
@princessjas_2007 (52)
• Philippines
5 Sep 07
thanks, sandy. I've registered for triond and waiting for their confirmation via email. i hope it could help me. im on leave for a week now. im still looking for a homebased online job.
@Adelida2233 (1005)
• United States
10 May 08
Thanks for posting this. I signed up for Triond earlier today, but haven't done anything with it yet. I was interested to hear about other people's experiences with the website before I really get involved. I have several peices that I have written that are unpublished, so I'll start with those and see how it all works, then actually start to write.
Anyways, thats for the post, I learned a lot, both from your post and the responses.
