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Originally Posted by Rockchick26  I'm confused, because when I was doing my research on all these writing sites, NONE of them paid you a steady income, you have to have a lot of articles that are all earning income in order to get paid. They don't pay you just to join, you have to write stuff. I have one article on eHow and I haven't earned a cent from it yet. Imagine how hard you have to work just to get a penny! |
If you had 20 articles on eHow, Demand Studios would have offered you contract work with a regular steady income. This is my whole point. Instead of being proactive and publishing two articles a month over the past year, you listed a pile of excuses why you decided to choose not to do so. But it's the people who decided to go ahead and do some writing who eventually were offered regular work. They put something of value out into the world and they got something back.
Now . . . what's your next opportunity that you're saying "I can't because . . . " to -- when instead you can grab that chance and show the world that you've got what it takes?