Which Articles do Well in Associated Content?

I don't think you can re-publish them on Triond. It is my understanding that submissions to Triond can not have been published elsewhere online. Now I don't know about the other way around because my friends are telling me my articles should be in magazines. Can I publish something in a magazine AFTER I have published it on Triond? We do own the rights to everything we publish online and in magazines. We can publish them anywhere we want really. A gentleman in our writing group writes articles about outdoor activities like fishing and canoeing. He writes for an East Coast magazine but he turns around and submits the same article to several other periodicals and gets them published making a lot of money off of one article. And actually, the experts SUGGEST you do that (I read it in Writer's Journal Magazine) but Triond's guidelines say the content must be "original". So... I dunno.

I think that's a good idea for what you are thinking of. They are the best at paying best of any site I have come across in this area. I publish the ones they request. I also publish articles readers have requested information on. All of that sems to help me. Hope that helps you.

I have work on Associated Content, and I find that articles and poetry do pretty well, but it is all about promoting your content. The more people you get to look at your article, the better. Here is one of my articles: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/977020/pilonidal_cyst_surgery.html?cat=5

I have a lot of articles on AC (over 300) but I have been writing for them off and on since July 2005. It is weird how some articles will get a lot of page views and others will not. Some of my best performing articles are those on televsion and those that highlight free stuff. I love their bonus program. When I started with AC, they paid a lot better. I was averaging around $12-$15 and article, but that was a couple of years ago. I feel the bonus payments helps to make up for the difference. My biggest suggestion is to write content articles that are also keyword articles. Use a keyword tracker program to find what people are searching for and incorporate that phrase into your articles a few times. Most of my page views come from search engines, as I rarely market my articles. Good luck.

I have never been to this site, perhaps I should pay a visit. Anyhow, coming to your question, I think any human interest articles or writings should be able to attract some remuneration of some kind. The only problem is the acknowledgement with very good payment on most of these sites; unlike what you would get with a traditional syndication firm.

I have tried at ground report but rejected. thereafter I have not tried I want to learn how to write an article. Can you help and make me write. What type of writings are required acceptable to the sites please detail me I will read there where you have published mine is manjeet.harjai.6@gmail.com. Thanks in advance.

I have had the most success with how-to articles. They are very quick to write. Just fill them with keywords to maximize revenue.

The articles that get the most pageviews for me are ones that Associated Content has asked for. I claim some of the calls and write about the topic. I don't do much else after writing the article and some of them have gotten hundreds and into the thousands of views. Celebrity and social networking articles do very well. They are kind of boring for me to write but they get lots of views.

I do know people who publish the same articles at Helium and at AC and earn at both sites. Triond does allow you to republish an article after has appeared on one of their sites, as long as you don't sell exclusive rights to it. I have thought of submitting articles to AC for page views, as I am outside the USA and I can't sell articles there. I would not post the exact same words at more than one site, because search engines pick up on duplicate content and give them lower ranking in results. I will be interested to see how well you do at AC, and I may try rewriting and submitting some of my higher earning articles there.

So far the article I've got the most page views the fastest was my very last one of the Viewpoints articles about America's First Black President. I think if you do articles on stuff that is currently happening you'll do better. Unfortunately, I hardly ever do this. Also, doing keywords right is stressed alot at AC. If your articles don't have enough keyword density they probably won't pay upfront for them. And, if it's a topic they have alot of articles about already you won't get upfront. Even though some of the ones they've turned down for me have more page views than ones they've accepted. Good luck with your articles!

I want to know more about the Associated content.How can one qualify for that content.How we should choose the articles so that i would get maximum responses.

Check the articles that appear on AC as the top ranked and begin to get a feel for it. However, I think maybe the best way to hone in on what types of articles will do well on ANY platform is to first know your promotion sites. If your wanting to promote using Digg, for example, you should be asking what types of content digg enjoys. (highly controversial stuff. If it tempts a comment, it's golden on digg. They like stuff that is worthy of a good argument. I once got front page of Digg in under 2 hrs from publishing an article on ehow.com on 'How to Use Soft Drinks to Kill Rats and Mice'. Many people thought it was mean while others argued they were icky pests full of disease. Once the argument started, I had over 600 diggs, presto. Go to the front page of digg = lots of traffic. Traffic means $. Digg also likes political stuff. Stumble upon likes videos and cute photos and stuff that makes you laugh. I could go on forever but you get the point. Look 'outside the box' of Associated Content and look to how you plan to promote the article once it's published. And yes, use keywords appropriately. Once in the title and then once again in every paragraph for best organic seo results.

Your profile says that you are from Singapore, isn't associated content only for US member only??