Care to share some tips on Associated Content?

Associated Content is an excellent site for earning money if you know how to write well. You also have to learn the use of keywords and be aware of the types of articles that people are most likely to be looking for. Your profile says you're from the Phillipines, so you won't be able to get upfront payments for your articles. But many people who don't live in the United States still do well there, just from page views. Once you have a lot of good articles up, they can provide a fairly steady income for you. The more articles, the more income.

I've had a lot of luck publishing articles on Associated Content. I have been focusing on creative ways parents may save money on baby-related purchases, with a few reviews of local businesses and a couple of assignment desk requests thrown in for good measure. Most of my articles are accepted for upfront payments, but I have had a few that were rejected for whatever reason. I post the ones that are rejected as display-only so I can earn from the page views. The trick to doing well is writing for topics that are interesting to readers and uploading new content as often as you can. I get more page views for a lot of my articles whenever I upload a new one. If I write an article that's similar to another I've already published on Associated Content, I add a link to it from the new article. Curious readers will follow that link a lot of the time, getting more page views for the older article. I only started off in mid-January and I've already made about $80 from upfront payments and $10 from page views. I think you might find it a bit harder to earn with Associated Content than I do, since they only offer upfront payments to writers from the U.S.

Write about the latest keywords that are hot, there are dozens at twitter.com/hotsearches and at aol's hot searches. There are a number of keywords on record that you can use. Yahoo contributer network shows up in the search engines rather quickly so if you can get a few sneak peeks.