Publishing issue.

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  1. Desire1597 profile image53
    Desire1597posted 3 years ago

    I have a written a article today and submitted  it..  So will i get to know that it will be published or not.. And how will i abe able make money from it.. Please tell me i want know.

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    1. quotations profile image82
      quotationsposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      The status of your article will show up in your account. Login and go to the link that says "My Account." This will list your articles and if the article is published it will say published on the far right of the panel. Alternatively it will say "draft" or "needs review" if it has not been published. You do not get email notifications when an article passes quality assessment and gets published, so you will have to check.

      Whether you will earn money will depend on how many people view your article and click on ads. There is no way to predict it at this point.

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      1. jiberish profile image83
        jiberishposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        Why do they keep clipping my Amazon ads?

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  2. AliciaC profile image95
    AliciaCposted 3 years ago

    Welcome to HubPages!

    If you haven't already done so, you need to sign up for the HubPages Ad program (and the Amazon program if you wish) in your account settings in order to earn money.

    Another action that would be a good idea is to explore the Learning Center in the Help section of this site. It discusses the requirements for creating an acceptable article for HubPages.

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  3. Rupert Taylor profile image79
    Rupert Taylorposted 3 years ago

    As Alicia advises, check out the Learning Center. I had a brief glimpse at your article and there are many grammatical errors in it. Also, you need to study up on presentation and layout.

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  4. AliciaC profile image95
    AliciaCposted 3 years ago

    Rupert has given you good advice about grammatical errors. The article also contains duplicate content from other sites. The fact that you've sometimes written the sources of the books as "Go for it" and "Must know" could also be problems.

    In addition, it's probably not a good idea to say at the beginning that the Law of Attraction is a pseudoscience. To me, it seems strange that you would write the article if that's the case.

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  5. Desire1597 profile image53
    Desire1597posted 3 years ago

    Thanks, I will look into it.

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