Thread: New writing site!

Hi everyone! I'm sorry I haven't posted any of this useful information. I've been running around, trying to get things done, not to mention begin the whole writing at home online process. Well, I had signed onto this site, and actually began reading how it works today. I think you may like this, a lot! The site is Triond. Triond I have not submitted to them yet, but what I thought may be most useful is that they do not have language requirements. So let's say... my first language is not English, literally, it isn't. My first language is actually Spanish. I can write my articles, record videos, write poems, write reviews, post MP3's, etc... in any language at all! What they do is they find the site that this would be best suited for. It's either sites in their own network, or in their partners' networks... But the great thing is that THEY ARE NOT ONLY ENGLISH SITES! THE CONTENT CAN BE IN ANY LANGUAGE! I thought this was great.

I finishing up their help menu, as far as how to write articles that sites would like, etc... but please if anyone has any questions... let me know. I will help you in anyy way I possibly can. I hope this works out! I thought it was great when i read there were no language restrictions.

Hi there. Thanks for the info. I checked the site. But it is revenue sharing just like other writing sites. So that means they don't actually pay you for the article that you made, but only for the amount of traffic that it gets.

Almost any/every site for freelance writing online will be revenue sharing. Becoming a freelance writer usually begins with building a sort of... "reputation" let's say, of who you are/what you write. Personally, and i hope this does not seem selfish of me, etc... i would be a bit wary of paying someone who has never written for me a large sum of money without know the caliber of their work. The good thing about the net is that building that "caliber reputation" is quite possible, but like anything else it requires work. If the work is getting traffic to your site/posts/articles, then i say go ahead and do it. im even taking into consideration here the difference in getting a higher education degree vs. writing because of talent ie, not learned more innate & such. Freelance work can be found in magazines/newspapers, etc... but they will require credentials which, personally, i find to sometimes be useless. ive encountered writers who have much more talent than anyone who went to University to learn how to write that 'great' selling sentence.

Some way or the other they allow us to post our articles and if at all its been paid, it good