![]() When getting started in writing, it can be very useful to consult the pros. But perhaps you haven't met any yet and are just looking for some quick hints before networking with other writers. Maybe you just want some extra hints or a reminders to keep you going. I recently asked a group of my writing peers to share the best writing advice or tips they ever received. What are some of the best tips you've heard? Continue reading this article by Lyn Lomasi>>> 1 Comment Self-Syndication Keeps Money and Control in Your Pocket Whether you currently write a local newspaper column or want to increase your exposure as a writer farther afield, self-syndicating a column may be the ticket for you. Self-syndication simply means that you are seeking out and managing newspaper clients on your own rather than having a service do it for you (for a cut of your earnings). Self-syndicating gives you more control over your business and leads to closer ties between you and the newspaper editors you work with. Continue reading this article>>> ![]() New to writing for Associated Content? After signing up and reading the FAQ, TOU, and Submission Guidelines, you may still have questions. As a seasoned AC Contributor and Community Guide, I've compiled answers to some of the things new writers may wonder about and need help with. New to AC? How to Use the Social Networking Features If you're a new to Associated Content, you may not have given the social aspects of AC much thought. If you have, but you haven't done much social networking online, it may be slightly confusing at first. What does AC have to offer in this area? New to AC? Incomplete, Submitted, Offer, Pending, Removed, and Other Status Terminology You found Associated Content and have just started submitting content. But, now your article has a status you don't understand. Incomplete, Submitted, Offer, Pending, Removed, and more are statuses you might see on your article. How to be an Objective Reader in Social Writing Circles When participating in social writing networks and websites, you will come across a wide array of opinions. At times the viewpoints of others will not be the same as your own. It is possible to disagree with the writer without putting them down. How to Balance Time for Writing, Networking, and More at AC When I first joined Associated Content, I thought I'd only be writing. At first I didn't realize there was reading and commenting on articles, forum participation, writing lessons, promotion, and so much more. So how do I make time for it all? Business and Personal Benefits of Being an AC Contributor When I first joined AC, I had no clue just how valuable that choice would turn out to be. Based on my experience, AC's unique combination of writing opportunities, resources, and social networking features is vital to all freelance writers. How to Keep Readers Interested in Your Articles If you expect to make money in online article writing, you need to develop an audience. First, you need to draw readers in via promotion, SEO, and the like. But once they are there, you need to figure out how to keep readers interested. Why Am I Not Making Money at AC? Page Views, Offers, and More Struggling to make money writing for AC? About to give up and decide it just isn't for you. Maybe you just need a quick refresher on writing for AC and the web in general. As an experienced AC Contributor and web writer, perhaps I can help. *For more tips related to AC, stay tuned to this blog, check the page For Writers, or contact me here or at AC. I'm a Community Guide there and love helping fellow writers. |



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