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How to Make Money Online Writing Poetry

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By g christine
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There are easy ways to make money online writing poetry, here are a few I know of.

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    You can submit your original poetry at associatedcontent.com, and get paid every time someone views your page. You get paid $1.50 to $2.00 for every thousand page views, depending on your clout level. Build up a fan base of loyal followers to make more money, as poetry doesn't do well for search engine traffic.

  2. Step 2

    You can post your poetry on gather.com. You cam pretty much post any type of content at Gather, but don't expect to make much directly from your work, as the most you will be able to make is a few bucks a day. The good thing about Gather is the ease of making friends there, it's a very social site, and fun too. I've seen several poets on Gather with extremely devoted fans.

  3. Step 3

    Blog your poetry. You can start a free blog on blogger.com, post your poetry, and collect money from adsense or other types of advertising.

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on 10/22/2009 Looks like it is worth a try.5*

jendemarie said

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on 10/13/2009 Great points on a surprising premise. I'll have to look into this!

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on 6/15/2009 I've never considered poetry as a money maker. I'll think about this.

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on 6/7/2009 I used to write a lot of poetry, but now I write more articles! I did publish a poem on AC though. Thanks for the tips! 5* RCC.

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on 6/7/2009 Added to fav. I love to write poetry.5*

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