An essential thing you have to know before submitting articles to Associated Content|Get paid to write tips

One way to make money online is to write and publish articles. If you want, you can have your own blogs and websites and earn advertising and/or affiliate marketing revenues. If you don't know how to build and run a blog or website, you can simply write for other people's websites and get paid for your writings. These days internet marketing is getting more and more popular. Many websites want to attract more visitors, and are eager to pay you to produce web content for them. There are so many get-paid-to-write websites on the web. One of them I tried and liked is Associated Content. Here I don't want to give a detailed review about Associated Content. If you are new to Associated Content and want to learn more about this website, you can read the Associated Content review.

Based on my own experience, I will say that Associated Content will not pay for your articles at the best rate, but their article submission process is simple and they pay reliably. I joined Associated Content in 2008, and have published 12 articles since then. In the past two years, Associated Content has grown a lot, and correspondingly they have also made some changes. One major change is that they have reduced the number of writing tasks with upfront payment. There are two payment systems at Associated Content: upfront payment and performance-based payment. Why is the payment system important? Because it leads to the essential thing I want to talk about: article types or publication rights on Associated Content.

There are 3 types of publication rights at Associated Content: Exclusive, Non-Exclusive and Display-Only. When you submit an article to Associated Content, you will be asked which publication rights you want. Different publication rights will require your article to meet different criteria, such as whether you have published it somewhere else previously and whether you want to re-publish it somewhere else in the future, and publication rights also influence your article's earning potential, such as which payment systems it is eligible for. For instance, only Exclusive and non-exclusive articles are eligible for upfront payment, but Display-Only article is not. Another important issue you have to know is that only articles with Display-only right can be edited and removed after published, if you want to gain more control over your articles you have to publish them with Display-Only right. For example, in my published articles at AssociatedContent.com, the one with Display-Only right, "How to write good online articles to make money" can be edited by me, but the one with Non-exclusive right "My Favorite Christmas Gift of 2008" cannot be edited by me anymore. Maybe you missed something or made a mistake in your article or maybe you learnt something new and want to update your article, you can only edit your article under "submitted" status, but once your article has been published on AssocatedContent.com, only those with Display-Only right can be edited or removed by the author.

I did not fully understand what publication right means, and I did not ask questions like "Can I edit my articles published on Associated Content? How can I to edit published articles on Associated Content?" when I just joined this Get-Paid-to-Write website. If you write or will write for Associated Content, I hope you will not make similar mistakes. Before joining Associated Content, you should read their help section carefully to learn all the information you need to know. Thankfully, I find that their help section is pretty clear. To learn more information about publication rights on AssociatedContent, you can read "the difference between Exclusive, Non-Exclusive and Display-Only right" for details.

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