How to Make More Money From Your Triond Articles

Triond is currently no exciting place to publish articles; and the return in money for all the work you put into your articles is ridiculous. Which begs the question: What can you do to boost your income for your articles not doing anything for you on Triond?
As Triond is currently failing its writers in returning an adequate income as per article published, writers have to take the earning of money into their own hands. This is nothing new or sensational, but it has to be said every so often as people forget and as new writers join Triond.

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Congratulations Triond: You Are The Best

I thought it is time for a positive article from to congratulate Triond on what it is doing right. The problem is, there is not a lot to say about that. Do you know when Triond converted from a moderately well managed site to a total loser?
The month started out so well; a Triond challenge that was within the limited scope of their editors’ intellect. With easy rules to follow, the challenge is there for everybody. And from my previous experience I expected that something at last was going right. But I had set up my hopes way too high. With editors that are unable to either or write, the site is bound to fail. Sad.

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Dead and Buried on Triond vs. Daily Views on Expertscolumn

Did you notice that some of your articles are just dead and buried on Triond after the first few views by your friends? Is it your fault? What went wrong if it wasn’t your fault? And what can you do about it?
I have noticed that several of my articles attract the first few views on Triond, and then that was it. A few cents return for an article is not my idea of earning money through writing and I had a good look at the articles that went under the ice.

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Triond’s Weird Sense of Efficiency

In the same message Triond announced its new challenge to its writers, it also revealed its weird sense of efficiency by publishing the figures on the use of the disastrously ill conceived flag button. Worse, the figures reveal nothing to be proud of (as Triond’s incapable editors seem to think) but a complete lack in what these selfsame editors should be doing right in the first place.

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Why You Should Join in Triond’s September Challenge

Online writers should always be up for a challenge, and a 30 percent bonus is not to be sneezed at, either. You should therefore take up Triond’s September challenge and publish your articles there to earn it. The challenge will do Triond a deal of good, as well as profiting all the site’s writers.
If you haven’t heard of the Triond challenges before, here’s the quick rundown of this September’s bonus scheme: Publish five articles and find five articles to flag (for wrong placement or other reasons) to earn a 10 percent bonus; publish 10 articles and find two articles to flag to earn a 20 percent bonus; or publish 20 articles to earn a 30 percent bonus. Sounds tempting? It is.

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Comparison of Triond, Expertscolumn, Xomba, Shvoong, and Bukisa Online Publishing

Currently, I am using (on and off) five online publishing sites to place my articles. All of them have their advantages and disadvantages. But using them all has some definite advantages for you, the writer of online content and articles.
Each of the five online publishers Triond, Expertscolumn, Xomba, Shvoong, and Bukisa has its own pitfalls and earning possibilities. Some of them are better than others in certain respects. But using them all gives you certain advantages in republishing your articles and using them as relevant outside links again in your future writing.

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Solved: Triond’s Logic in Placing Articles

I finally cracked the logic behind Triond editors’ logic in placing articles on the different sites. In fact, the solution was so easy; I should have arrived at it two years back, if not earlier.
We all constantly wonder where our articles got to. I am not talking about the multitude of articles that Triond just tends to lose and never find again. I am talking of the odd places articles disappear to on the different sites Triond runs, that is, before they lose them completely in internet limbo with which they are obviously unable to cope.

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