Does Your Earnings Show How Good Writer You Are?
Some people here in Triond earn a lot but some do not. I guess I am one of those who do not. Does it mean I am not a good writer or the people who receive a lot of views share their contents in different Social Networking Sites?
Every time I read an article with lots of “Likes” and “Comments” I can’t stop myself from thinking how much does this author earns? Why is he having a lot of views, likes and comments? Why can’t I do such a thing like that?
I also made a research on how to write articles better and how to make lots of views. Yes, it increases my views but not as much as the others. Sometimes I am thinking of giving up writing.
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I looked on the Triond’s News – Payments Sent, there are people who wrote that they received $10-$20 a month.. How did they do that? I am lucky to have $1.50 a month, and I’m very thankful for that.
Even though I am feeling depressed, I am forcing myself not to quit on writing. Instead, I am forcing myself to write better articles to increase my views and earnings.
Can you guys share your thoughts on what you do to increase your earnings? Does it take you months or years to reach that much of earnings? When I earned very little every month does it mean that I am not a good writer?
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October 13th, 2009 at 7:59 pm
Some of it is luck. I’ve written 7 articles so far and had two good ones that got $1.50 each. The others are pretty much worthless. They’re all of the same writing quality. It’s just that some topics grab people and some don’t.
My articles hardly get any comments either. Don’t worry about that. Most commenters are other Triond writers, who are reading that persons work in the expectation that their work in turn will be commented on. For me, that’s kinda cheating. I’d rather have my work get read because it is interesting, not out of obligation.
Anyway, most of your views should be coming from places besides Triond. If you’re posting links to your articles.on Stumbleupon and Digg and other places like that, you’ll probably get a lot more views.
March 5th, 2010 at 1:58 am
it certainly doesnot ! never give up on writing ! I write for myself to keep myself updated with what i feel , write for urself and wht makes u happy u will earn more in the end
regards,
fatema