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You sent this message - any one can give me a example of online content .am totaly unaware of this until today likes to know more about and worked out
thank you all
In answer - Online Content can cover a huge variety of web pages at it's broadest, though it's usual to use this term to refer to user written original articles for the purpose of reviewing or reporting on a huge variety of objects or subjects, sometimes just even opinionating! These can vary in scope and size from a personal blog to wikipedia. They are more often individual contributions, though community contributions to articles are the norm on wiki, allowing any user to edit or add to an article (some say this is a bad thing!). Individuals tend to publish content on blogs, or on pages within larger community sites, like for example squidoo, hubpages, gather to name a few which also happen to share revenue.
my favorite place to create content is squidoo as they have some real easy money making add-ins as well as sharing site revenue with publishers. Good unique content also can get plenty of traffic, which if marketed well can direct visitors to affiliate links and earn you some extra money. Though they do have high standards for content to be successful, just take a look at the top 100 pages for an idea of the quality of the very successful pages. Currently there are almost 1/4million pages on squidoo, covering almost any subject you can think of. Though if you feel you can write a better article you are welcome to and if you succeed you will be rewarded!
Rupert
You sent this message - any one can give me a example of online content .am totaly unaware of this until today likes to know more about and worked out
thank you all
In answer - Online Content can cover a huge variety of web pages at it's broadest, though it's usual to use this term to refer to user written original articles for the purpose of reviewing or reporting on a huge variety of objects or subjects, sometimes just even opinionating! These can vary in scope and size from a personal blog to wikipedia. They are more often individual contributions, though community contributions to articles are the norm on wiki, allowing any user to edit or add to an article (some say this is a bad thing!). Individuals tend to publish content on blogs, or on pages within larger community sites, like for example squidoo, hubpages, gather to name a few which also happen to share revenue.
my favorite place to create content is squidoo as they have some real easy money making add-ins as well as sharing site revenue with publishers. Good unique content also can get plenty of traffic, which if marketed well can direct visitors to affiliate links and earn you some extra money. Though they do have high standards for content to be successful, just take a look at the top 100 pages for an idea of the quality of the very successful pages. Currently there are almost 1/4million pages on squidoo, covering almost any subject you can think of. Though if you feel you can write a better article you are welcome to and if you succeed you will be rewarded!
You can check out my squidoo pages here
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