Indeed, there are topics, which are interesting for many people. In my experience, food is always a great topic, and pictures of tasty meals can make a blog really look appealing. Travel is popular as well, and there are places in every country that can impress the readers.

Excellent article with very good suggestions. I agree that we need a more diverse repartition of cultures to bring this and other sites alive. After all, the world has become global through and through.

I love the way you look at it, Tamie! It’s true that most of us want to celebrate diversity, regardless of how some react to it. The more normal it becomes, the more mainstream it is to read about the delicious foods and special days and beautiful places around the world, the richer we will all become as a people.

The first step is to make that kind of reading more accessible.

We must write for earning because we sell our thought, feelings and emotions but writing as a hobby is not useful because writing for a a purpose must. But most of the people write as hobbies allThese are all practice prompts. Once you have chosen the best ideas from these, you will probably feel ready to start the writing process. over the world. My friend write in my country as hobby in the newspaper but I do not like writing as a hobby.

Turning writing into a hobby takes determination. It may not seem so but making time to write, finding things to write about and then remaining dedicated to seeing the entire piece through to its endpoint, requires planning and self-discipline. Nevertheless, it’s a great hobby to have and definitely worthwhile if you’re keen to turn it into a favorite hobby.

Some people prefer writing with pen and paper, such as in a notebook. Some prefer typing into a word processor such as a computer, iPad or laptop. Many people like to combine both approaches, as this allows for different modes of thinking, working, sitting, relaxing, and so forth. Try each and then combine them to find your favorite approach.

This is the first good habit to get into. Write down the things you think you’d like to write about as you come across them. While many of these ideas may amount to nothing, some may turn into your next poem, article, great American novel, or whatever. If you don’t note down these ideas as they occur to you, you’ll be likely to forget them.

These are all practice prompts. Once you have chosen the best ideas from these, you will probably feel ready to start the writing process.

All the six reasons you mentioned are really the top reasons to write/start writing at literacybase. But, at the same time, on one thing I disagree with you. You say “Earn More for Longer and Higher Quality Posts”, whereas my experience on this site so far shows that it pays the same amount of 22 cents for a 500 worded article as well as a 700 worded article. So what is the use of wasting our time and energy in writing a lengthy article of 700 words and above and still receive a paltry sum of a mere 22 cents? It is not encouraging at all.

Thank you very much for your detailed reply @kyla.Now,I think I should implement your suggestions and see whether it works for me too. Thank you for your prompt reply.

I am a member but haven’t really had time to check everything out. Cashing out in a month is good, congrats! I’ll have to see if I can find time to get back at it along with my regular blog.

You do give good reasons. I am not ready to jump head in yet. I prefer to sit back and read other people writings. summer is always hard for to write on a regular bases.

Why are your images showing so large – not normal I think.
I am sure this post would have got you the best rating.
I have understood LiteracyBase and what earns for me here.

I hope we’ll soon see you writing here, Kim! You’ll be most welcome 🙂

I hope it works out as well for you as it has for me, Kim 🙂

May be it shows when I open your blog because it is much too too large. I will try and use control – and see if it reduces in size and get back to you.

I agree. So far this place is a nice set up. I hope they add more earning options too and make post show up quicker and add a word count tracker in the blog section so that one can see their word count as they are typing.

All very good reason to try this great writing site out. Thank you for helping me with my questions.

Yes, it is a new site and its membership is increasing day by day with the passage of time but I think it is a good site that provides chances to the young writers to write on LB but I hope LB will increase pay rate soon.

Social blogging was easy, fun, and struck a chord for those of us who wanted to connect as people rather than just share information. Since the fall of Bubblews, people began looking for another social blogging site. Many went back to myLot, which had changed ownership and gone back to paying members. It is a simple forum, but its new format also makes it ideal for social blogging. This got friends connected again, but social bloggers wanted something a bit different.

On Literacy Base your blog post has to be approved before it will post. That can take up to 24 hours.

If more people become active, that might increase the approval time. Moderators also look over what you post on BlogBourne until a member is white-listed for immediate posting. Moderators let members know if changes need to be made and offer help before a post is approved for posting.
On Literacy Base your post must be at least 300 words long. On BlogBourne, it has to be 400 words.

What an awesome list of topics to write on this summer. Thanks for sharing such wonderful ideas with us.

That is really a lot of writing topics! I think those who can write to all the topics will have no problem requesting payout for the next two months.

Very nice post though long, but worth to read.You are hardworking lady, Ruby.

This is great because often times I have some serious writers block. Always nice to have a topic or two to jump start things. Shared post too!