Internet, we all know, is a knowledge hub where experts talk about every subject under the sun. And yet advertisers pay online writing sites for space in our blogs. Writing sites set rules and the bloggers need to follow them to optimise the earning opportunity for writing sites who in turn share their earnings with bloggers. Every writing site has separate rules. Some insist on perfect English with attention paid to SEO and yet there are some which are merely social networking sites where interaction is the key. More the interaction more will be their earnings. Each time a member opens a page to write there will be Ads on those pages and that is how it all works.
1. What we write here is compilation of data picked from various sites that are written by experts. Net surfers view our blogs rather than searching for those pages uploaded by experts. They get opinions of so many experts by one click of the mouse.
2. Bloggers share their own personal experience which many a time can be more convincing than the theory that one gets to read online..
3. When it comes to images here again they are always ‘pick of the litter’ so to stay. No doubt bloggers also upload their own images which again are not seen on the Net anywhere.
4. Advertisers advertise their products relevant to the topic of the blog and so have hopes their products will be noticed and those who view our blogs would also view those Ads.
Writing sites are here to stay. It is important for bloggers however to see to it that they do not copy or plagiarise and write in good English with good titles, giving credit to images uploaded and posting relevant links.
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I do think it is a "win-win" situation.The earnings will flock in on both parties.That's the reason why we need advertisements to fuel the site and let the writers being known too.
Yes blogs are most important for advertisement and business in modern age because at this time the whole has become a global world and I am happy that all the people are connected with one another vi internet is the best plat form for the whole world people.
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