Helium article 0 of 0

Yes I do believe it. I am a Helium Steward (Jobs & Careers) thus my response. One of the things that is helpful about the Helium Zones and Forums is that others on Helium will benefit from both your question and the response of the Admins or the Stewards, or both. This then improves Helium overall. Not discounting the value of myLot and getting answers here simply providing, from a Steward perspective, the value of using Helium as well.

In that case I appreciate you taking out time to participate in this discussion. I and The handful of writers with whom I network here can earn a bit of pocket money for discussing our experiences here with helium and the other sites which is not possible in the forums. Also, we attract new writers through the course of our discussions. Not to put down the forum in any way but I have had trouble navigating in the past and found I can get answers faster from two or three people who are seasoned writers there. The other issue for me personally is that in the time it would take me to search through the forums I could be working on articles in the limited time I have between other responsibilities. How long have you been a channel steward? Where can I/we read your articles?

Believe it or not the answers come quite quickly here from writers who are more experienced and those who are in fact stewards themselves.

If it's only on new articles it shouldn't effect earnings. I think they may have a problem maybe with just the rating system on new articles. I am sure they fixed that right away because it would effect other people's earnings that were 1/100 compared to 88/100. LOL I won't have to worry about that since I haven't done anything of late.

Whatever it was it seems to have been fixed because one of my articles that was showing a 0 is now 1 of 1. I didn't check the other one.

I am sure the diehards brought it up in the forum immediately! It is odd but at least it is not affecting our earnings.

I joined helium in March, posted the first article to get the $5 bonus and then took a couple weeks to post more. It took me most of April to figure out how helium worked and earn my rating and writing stars. Finally in May I noticed my account balance had gone up one penny. My stars where hard to maintain until I started posting more articles. In one month I was halfway to the payout amount. In another month I had enough for payout. By the time the 1st of the month rolled around I had over $30 in my account. It is possible to reach payout quickly if you achieve writing and rating stars and bonuses. Helium requires that you put some time into it. Two months ago I was lucky if I got a few pennies each week from page views. Now I get ten or fifteen pennies per day. From last Sunday night until this Sunday morning I have earned 86 cents in passive income from page views. I am almost at $1 per week. I have 58 articles and my writing score is 95.75%. I am now working toward my fourth writing star. Unless there are restrictions for the country in which you live it is quite possible to reach payout in just a couple of months. If you are limited to performance income you simply must post more articles of good quality on topics that are popular. Some of my less popular topic themed articles are now being noticed because of the more popular ones. There are a few tricks to try to improve your earnings at both helium and Associated Content.

Are you a writer?

I was just wondering what this helium is all about. And your post cleared some of my doubts...Shall check it out soon... Thanx...

seems to be a widespread issue, although not a lot that can be done about it as the Helium techie guys don't work weekends. could be just an issue where you are first in a title, as if there is more than one article it appears that a rank is eventually achieved.

It appears though despite being ranked 0/0 daily revenue is still applied, so hopefuly there will be no issues with upfront payments either.

Well this is good to know. Must just be a glitch in the system. Thanks for the update.

Helium is a website for writers to post articles on a plethora of subjects within dozens of channels and subchannels. It is very good for beginning writers because it is easy to get published and it is good for established writers because it provides a good source of passive income that is perpetual. Usually when you submit a piece to a periodical you are paid a lump sum of money. Unless you are fortunate to have an article appear in Rolling Stone or some other major publication you may not earn very much for your article. At helium you won't earn big bucks in upfront payment but over time you will earn a few pennies or even dollars per day depending on how often people are reading your article. How well your article earns depends uppon a few things including the keyword density. If you are a good writer and can adapt to writing for online publication it can be quite lucrative once you build up a cache of articles.

helium.com

How can I join? what website to log in?

daily revenue is applied immediately. The rating bonus and any upfront payments are credited on the first of each month

I tried writing to the highest earning areas and found that they werent that interesting and so I lost that motivation to write. I would say though there are some weird topics that earn quite decently and one of my biographies earns 50c a month and I didn't even think he was that famous.

I have been looking through the earnings pages before to see where my articles are ranked (1 of ?) and noticed an increase in my earnings between pages. Certain topics are more popular than others. Certain articles have seasonal appeal such as those centered around holidays.

Helium is a website for writers. It is working just fine for me as a source of passive income.

and there was me thinking that Helium came from helios and light, guess they must have missed off the second "l" when they created the name

I hail thine thought. Great this is.[em]thumbup

Mechanical errors are usually the result of human error more or less when it comes to computer programming. Just out of curiosity, where does the word iuam come from?

I guess somebody forgot to add a value when typing "if this then that." We can't all be math genuises.