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How to Make Guaranteed Money With Your Blog

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By Tidbits .
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Today.com
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If you’re a freelance writer and haven’t signed up for a blog at Today.com yet, you need to do so immediately after reading this article. Where else does a freelance writer get an ironclad guarantee to make money from blogging?

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Visit Today.com and sign up for a new blogging account. Make sure you select a topic that you’re knowledgeable and passionate about. It makes it much easier to make blog posts when you like what you’re writing about.

  2. Step 2

    Begin blogging. Bloggers get paid $1 per post plus residual income based on page views. While $1 per post doesn’t seem like very much, where else can you write a post of at least 150 words and get paid $1. On top of that, you get residual income depending on the number of views your blog posts receive (not bad for writing on a topic you enjoy).

  3. Step 3

    Make money through referrals. Once you sign up and are approved, you can also earn money for each person you refer to Today.com. Once your referral has made at least 10 blog posts, you earn $5.

  4. Step 4

    Wait for payment. Today.com pays its bloggers via PayPal once the account reaches $50.

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on 12/19/2008 I just heard about this site the other day. Sadly, I already have a blog. I think I'll get creative and begin another account. Thanks.

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