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Lots of Views Here

There is an alternative site to post your work where you get far more views to your work, and thus a much bigger voice on the world-wide web.

There are those among you who might think that I bang on a lot about this, but it seems to me – as a writer – that the more people I can get looking at and reading my work, the better it is for me in terms of reputation and following, because you only gain fans through plenty of exposure on the web, so any way you can come up with to increase your online profile has to be a great thing, and a real incentive to keep going.

To put this into some kind of perspective that readers can relate to, let me say that on the site in question – wikinut – since the start of March this year, the past three months, I have accumulated just over FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND views  to my posts there, way more than my triond experience. Admittedly, the money at wikinut is less good than triond, but considering that you get to post the same content on both sites, then it really takes minimal effort to help yourself to extra views and earnings.

I find it difficult, to be honest, to comprehend why people would be reluctant to take advantage of what really is a tremendous opportunity to get their names as writers much more widely known. To give you an example of what I mean, on May 30th at wikinut, I had 1,572 visitors to my wikinut posts, and I have NEVER had that many views in  a SINGLE day on triond – EVER. All you need do is log on to - http://www.wikinut.com/in/ughfl/

The site is very friendly and easy to use, with accessible admin types and a very friendly atmosphere to it. Add to this the obvious benefits of the fact that wikinut is much higher in the google rankings, and you can immediately understand the value, in writer profile terms, of joining up to wikinut.  You need, realistically, to ignore the poor earnings potential there simply because of the other benefits of membership, because making your name widely recognized as a writer is a basic requirement for writing success.

I myself get a few points for your signing up, but that is not the reason for my recommending the site so heavily. In the writing jungle, every little bit of help and advice really does count, and I want to simply poinr people in the direction of an opportunity that is freely available and requires little real effort to be a part of. Get yourselves over there and check it out. Becoming a wikinut contributor could turn out to be the most sensible thing you do as a writer, if you want to get a career boost.

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8 Responses to “Lots of Views Here”
  • jennifer eiffel01
    May 31st, 2012 at 2:12 am

    I cannot get wikkinut to write for me

  • avissado
    May 31st, 2012 at 3:36 am

    thanks for the info tony will look it up

  • rofikhwan
    May 31st, 2012 at 6:06 am

    its very good ,,,, nice articles

  • janet Trieschman
    May 31st, 2012 at 10:52 am

    I have always wondered/thought that multiple postings of the same article would diminish the strength of the first posting

  • Buzz J
    May 31st, 2012 at 11:03 am

    That’s only to be expected, Tony, when you said you got loads of views on Wikinut because since March you reposted hundreds of articles from Triond since March up to May. Imagine the magnitude of your posts after you said the views from Triond have dwindled, and that is very correct.

    It will be different if Trionders have very limited number of articles to republish to Wikinut, not to mention have the view that Wikinut has the least payment for articles during the lifetime of any writers on this planet in any lifetime.

  • loki1982
    May 31st, 2012 at 2:50 pm

    The problem with wikinut is that they pay almost nothing. I have 16 articles on wikinut with a total of 18000 views. You know how much money I have in my account? Less than 1 dollar. Yes you can get tons of views on wikinut but they dont pay you anything compared to other sites.

  • carolford
    May 31st, 2012 at 5:38 pm

    Interesting article that has me thinking.

  • D. Matei
    June 1st, 2012 at 12:56 pm

    i’m in tony!thanks for the information!75000…sounds great

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