good information my friend thank you for sharing.

Yeah, sharing blogs or posts can benefit us in a way that it adds up our earnings.

Aside from that, we can impart ideas to more readers that could be useful to them. It is beneficial to us writers as will as to our readers.

Great information @Tiada. Thanks for sharing. It will be a help to other literacybase members.

It’s in the site’s Help section. It’s being discussed in forums. People are writing blogs posts about sharing. I don’t know how many times this can be said. SHARE!! With all of that going on, this post just reminded me to share via LinkedIn. I have been a member of the LI professional network for several years. But while I remember to share via all my other social networks, I tend to forget about LinkedIn. Going to make a special effort in the future to remember to share with those folks too. 🙂

@treathyl FOX, yes, you are right, this topic has been discussed and talked for some many times. Just a tender reminder for each of us, to share our post beside writing only, as mentioned by @Nemzie, it’s not only for the benefit of bringing traffics to Literacy Base, also for the benefit of the readers to bring them some useful ideas and guides in their life.

And, a tip that might be overlooked by the newbies here too since many are just newly joined during these few weeks. Cheers!

This is actually something i wondered about the other day. I wondered if we shared and got extra views, if we would earn extra on the site. You just answered my question thank you.

I would share but i don’t have alot of friends or followers on my social media sites, so it wouldn’t exactly be helful for me.

I haven’t tried sharing any of my blog posts into social media, as I am thinking that my blog post is not good enough for the readers. I might just receive criticisms for my work such as wrong grammar or sentence constructions. Haha. But actually, I am also considering to do it, to give some boost to my slow moving earnings. Thank you for this information.

I already share some of my approved post in Facebook and I earned $0.001 per visit. So, ask your friends to share your link to their friends. Who knows, they may like your post and if you get 1,000,000 visits, that is equivalent to $1,000.00.

We can dream if we want to.

Interesting. Thank you for writing this kind of posts that can help users, especially new users, manage at this site… 🙂

Actually I was not aware that you could earn sharing your post on social media. Just came to know about it, I had seen the sharing option but dint knew that you can even earn. Is it alright if we share it on group instead on our own Facebook account?

I did not know that you can share and earn by our posts on media, it is good point and this way we earn how much? i used to liek social media but now i feel its waste of time but if it going to make us money then kindly tell us more about how and when and which media that can make us more money

I have already learned this and have applied this technique to get some credits for my LiteracyBase posts. And it works. I have several social media accounts like the Facebook, GooglePlus, StumbleUpon, Twitter, among others.

In such activities, I had received a considerable credits and earnings accumulated to my LB outstanding balance. However, you should see to it that you have such different social media. What I mean is you have to create them or register there. The biggest sharing activity I have had is in the Facebook for I have more than 3,000 friends.

yes this is good information , when I do share my blog
i have trouble trying to share it on face book the share button is under
my lap top bar so I can not get to it . but i have no problem sharing it
on twitter

I like the idea of getting paid to post, share, and comment. And you can meet new people as well.

You have a taste for antiques my friend. I don’t.

Even with the designs of houses, I am not into the antique ones. I like the contemporary ones with minimalist touch, so the house will have the illusion of being spacious.

I don’t like furniture that are darkly colored mostly brown as antiques are. I like furniture that have colors that makes the house appear bright and spacious.

But good thing I don’t have a taste for antiques because they are expensive. he he he

Dear @Dina, thanks for reading and commenting my blog. I love to have you here.
I believe you going to cash out this month end too, right? Glad to seeing it happened to you and me.
The reason why I love those old stuffs, first, I think it is a waste if just throw them away or into the dustbin. It is not environment friendly, and wasted of the limited resources we have on the earth, right?
It just a choice of lifestyle, yeah, I go for postmodern style too sometimes, it depends. You are right, we are all try to be minimalist touch, but having said that, I think my house is a bit messy with some old books stuck in my book shelves recently, sigh!
Again, you are right again, I think my hunted goods are not antique too, as I am not affordable, I just shopped and hunted for old and unwanted goods of other, I guess. Haha!

I love antiques or second hand finds. I visit the flea market once a week usually.

I love second hand hunting someone’s trash is someone’s treasure goodwill stores are a great source of second hand treasures. I’ve got a friend that was remodeling her kitchen she wanted a unique island and found a second dresser made of cherry she sanded down restrained and put a granite top on now it is the showpiece of her kitchen. Yard sales are great spots for hunters as well. Nothing like finding a nice piece taking it home and making it into a great piece of furniture.