Associatedcontent, To Join or Not To Join?

you have to live in usa in order to be able to register on their site . i heard that they pay quite well .

I'm really enjoying being on Helium, but I've been hearing a lot about Associated Content as well and I think I may join there too. They don't sound like exactly the same thing. Maybe the same idea, but a different way of getting there.

A lt of stuff to fill out, I wanted to join but when I seen the long informaton to feel out I chasnge my mind, I will fill it out when I have time.

I am still newer there to getting used to how it works, and getting my stuff submitted on there. I like the look of the site, and Glad I signed up there. I would recommend anyone who likes to Write, and would like to earn some Extra $$ give it a shot. You never know unless you decide to give it a try do you.

I've written for Associated Content for awhile now, but I am not one of their big producers. Rather, I do it when I have a specific topic in mind, and I like to do it when they offer a specific amount for a certain type of article (for example, $8 for a product review) so that you know you will get a decent amount of money per article. They are not always quick in reviewing articles, so sometimes you miss out on the timeliness or attention your article could be getting. That's probably my biggest complaint with Associated Content. They've changed a lot since when I first joined and reject a lot more articles than they used to. Good luck with your writing. I like to say "don't put all your writing eggs in one basket." Spread yourself around; there are plenty of sites to write for.

I love writing and there are no contracts involved so it doesn't hurt to try it. I would do it just for the fun of it.

I have been writing for them for several months and have made some extra spending money. At first they accepted almost everything I wrote but they are turning more down now that their library is getting full! I think they are looking for more unique articles; I do a lot of research-type stuff. But you can resubmit an article that they turned down for payment, for non-payment and can still make a performance bonus off your page views. My trick is to submit the article for non-exclusive use, usually for payment first, then I am also free to sell it for usage on Constant Content. Sometimes a usage article will sell several times on CC. AC does pay a bit more for exclusive use but I think I'm getting a better deal by doing most of them non-exclusive. If you're not familiar with CC, please check out my link: http://www.constant-content.com/?aref=8083

I joined AC a while back, but didn't have enough courage to submit any article until last week. I submitted 3 and got accepted on three for payment upfront. The process was fairly quick for me. It only took about 3 days for me to hear from them, and get paid right away to my Paypal account. It is a great feelings...Just go ahead and give it a try...