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Make Money Online by Sharing Your Writing on YMI Doing This

Updated on August 9, 2016
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Lena Kovadlo is a writer for various content-sharing websites. She's the author of 12 books and helps other authors publish theirs.

If you want to branch out to other websites where you can make money online by sharing your writing then you may be interested in publishing your writing on YMI Doing This. The site is free to join and setting up your account is easy and takes very little time.

So how does this site actually work? Read on to find out.

YMI Doing This - share your writing and earn
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What Can You Publish on YMI Doing This?

When it comes to publishing your writing on YMI Doing This it seems that you can write about anything you want so long as it is clean (you can't curse or use profane language) and the content is unique. You can't publish anything on there that you or someone else has already published somewhere else online. Duplicate content is not allowed. Many other sites out there don't allow duplicate content either, so this is no surprise.

When you publish something on the site it doesn't have to be only informative or educational articles. Seems you can publish blog posts, poetry and other types of creative writing on there as well.

While some websites have a minimum word or character requirement for published posts/articles, there is no such requirement for the things you publish on YMI Doing This. Your posts/articles can be any length. Still, YMI Doing This is a writing site, so I wouldn't publish something there that is too short, like four sentences for example. I would write something much longer. But that is just me.

When you publish your article/post it has to be approved by admin before it can appear on the website. Once your post is approved it will appear on the home page, and it will stay there until new posts from others come in and push it down, until eventually it will not be on the home page anymore.

I am not sure if there is a limit to how many posts/articles you can publish on any given day. If you have a lot that you want to share on that site I think it is better to spread it out over a period of time instead of just publishing everything back to back. This way you will be more visible as time goes on and therefore give yourself a bigger chance of getting noticed by more people.

How Do You Earn on YMI Doing This?

Now that you know that YMI Doing This is a site that lets you publish your writing there and earn from it how do you actually earn money there?

The way you are able to earn money on YMI Doing This is through revenue sharing from Google AdSense. The revenue sharing is split 80/20. Your AdSense ID is active 80% of the time and the site's is active 20% of the time.

Whenever visitors will view any of your published articles/posts and click on one of the Google ads displayed there you will earn money. How much you earn will of course depend on the CPC (cost per click) of the ad they click on.

Sometimes you may even earn from ad impressions. In this case visitors don't have to click on a Google ad for you to earn. You make money simply from the ad being shown on your articles/posts..

The ad earnings you get from your posts/articles will show up in your Google AdSense account. Once you reach a minimum of $100 in ad revenue on your Google AdSense account you will be get paid your earnings. Google will be the one to pay you NOT YMI Doing This. If you are using AdSense on other websites then you don't need to earn $100 on YMI Doing This alone. Your YMI Doing This earnings will be added to your earnings from other sites and once you reach that $100 minimum you will get paid.

Getting Help on YMI Doing This

If there is something about YMI Doing This that you are not sure about or if you need help with anything but can't find the answer to it on the website, you can contact them by clicking on the Contact link and filling out a form. The form is easy to fill out. All you need to provide is your name, your email, the subject of your inquiry, and finally what it is that you want to know about. Once you submit your inquiry you won't have to wait forever for a reply. Someone will get back to you quickly with the answer to what you are looking for.

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