@kaka135 This one about unique visitor is quite simple.

Unique visitor means unique IP address.  If you and your husband share the same IP address, and both of you read the same blog post with different devices, it will count as 1 visit.

Even if you re-read the same article the next day, it is still count as 1 visit.

However, if you read a…[Read more]

Discussing about earnings does not mean we have the intention to scam the site owners.

I think once we have more articles, and especially from a variety of topics, we can see what topics earn us more money.

It will be fair to submit a few blog posts of the same length, and at the same time, and when you get differing amount for each post, you…[Read more]

Personally I think the pay rate per article is based not just on the word count.

Perhaps it is based on the keywords and subject matter too.

If I write about insurance or banking products, the advertising revenue will be higher, so I would expect the rate to be higher than that of personal blog that talks about feelings or food.

I guess you get…[Read more]

I don’t know if we are allowed to discuss this thing. The respective earnings we may get as to the number of words our post may have. As far as I could remember @support has made mentioned about this. He said that there is a special algorithm for this. He advised just to post more articles for they get paid.

I am curious to know too.

I have just submitted two long articles.

One is a ghost story of 1700 words, and another is a silly article of 2200 words.

Once I get the two approved, and have the earnings, I will share with all of you.  I think not many people here have submitted articles that are more than 1500 words under the new earning model.

Infolinks is a popping-up ads and it seems irritating, but if possible we shouldn’t be reacting that way. It is one of the ads of Literacy Base to get revenue if we click it. In so doing, we contribute or help LiteracyBase in that way. As its title ads says, there are a lot of keywords in the post we have had and they are links, meaning they are u…[Read more]

Infolinks is a popping-up ads and it seems irritating, but if possible we shouldn’t be reacting that way. It is one of the ads of Literacy Base to get revenue if we click it. In so doing, we contribute or help LiteracyBase in that way. As its title ads says, there are a lot of keywords in the post we have had and they are links, meaning they are u…[Read more]

@bestwriter, sorry for I have missed what you mean. I know it now that you are referring it to an application or program that while you are writing the number of words is automatically displayed. And you are made aware if how many words you have already encoded. I think everyone is using a Microsoft word processor. It has a built-in word count…[Read more]

I just find it strange that they are not using Adsense together with Infolink.

Infolink is a very different advertising method from Adsense, and they are allowed to use together.

Reposting, republishing posts or articles already circulated in the Internet as written by you may be traced and read by a plagiarism tool. There were still traces in the Google’s cache. Since you’re the author, the question is to repost or republish them, isn’t it? I have read from the answer of @support which I may quote it here: “We just had a…[Read more]

When I got married, I need a job to support my wife and I was still studying in college at that time. we lived in my own parent’s house. We’d a separate bedroom as a couple. We got our first kid. We’re too excited. I did my father’s role perfectly when I graduated and landed a job in the bank.

There are so many function buttons on your profile page. Every function has its own role to play like activity, notifications, messages, friends, groups, forums, my history, settings, and media. And just below them, you could find personal, mentions, favorites, friends and groups. “My history” displays your earnings in coins.

Before it was in “My History” in your profile. Since lately LiteracyBase has been upgraded, the word count was removed to hide it from the member’s profile. What’s the reason?

We could be receiving for a limited number of words as to how much if we do an experiment then. If not, we have no idea. This contains 30 words.

It’s better if we do an experiment like this one. So we may have the idea as to how much we could be receiving for a limited number of words. No one or nobody could guess as to how much if we won’t do this. This contains 49 words.

@rapidblue  That is good to hear.  In this case, I will publish the other blog with 2000+ words in one piece.

I wonder how much you earn for that 1800+ words.

I think the earning is based on word count plus keywords or something.

Most writing sites in the past that paid upfront would not pay for creative writings.  The keywords just did not ha…[Read more]

@support Can you shorten the blog posts on display when we click on the category?  I think just 3 or 4 lines displayed will do.

No need to have the whole blog post on display.

It will allow us to see 20 blog posts at a glance, instead of just 3 or 4 blog posts.

If we want to read a particular post, we can always click on the title to read the…[Read more]

I also notice that too. I think @support has mentioned that in one of his answers to queries and confirmed that LB has removed the word count in an approved submitted post. He mentioned about the LB’s algorithm which I don’t know what it is all about. Anyway, my analysis to this omission of word count in the post approved is to hide from the users…[Read more]

@peachpurple I have just submitted a short story with 1700 words.

Not even sure if they want short stories here, so have to wait and see.

Creative writing normally does not earn much in writing sites.  Even when Helium was paying upfront for articles, they excluded creative writing.

Any amount earned will be a bonus.

I have written one blog with more than 2000 words.  Now I am thinking whether to upload as one blog or to split into part 1 and 2.