Attention Posties: Check out Writing Campus
- By Deborah Dera
- Published 11/8/2007
Deborah Dera
Freelance writer and blogger. The world is my muse - I have alot to say and I'm just waking up! Visit my writing blog at www.therhythmofwrite.com.
Ok. I'm here to tell you about a website called Writing Campus, but before you run off with your arms in the air, saying I'm driving traffic away from PrintNPost.com, please hear me out!
I have no idea how I stumbled upon this website, but I think it's worth checking out. It's set up exactly like PrintNPost.com; you set up a profile, enter your AdSense ID #, and write blogs.
Now, the difference between PrintNPost.com and Writing Campus is that in the FAQ section, Writing Campus answers a question stating you CAN post links inyour blogs. Do you see where I'm going with this? Everytime you write an article for PrintNPost.com, you can use Writing Campus to post a
blog about it with a link to drive traffic back to PrintNPost.com.
If you're going to write articles, you may as well market them. Just remember, blogs on Writing Campus have to be at least 125 words long. We don't have a minimum here on PrintNPost.com. Make sure your entries include enough detail to make someone want to click your link and check out your articles back here.
Now, I'll be honest and say that the links provided above are referral links, but I don't even know how or what type of referral incentive there is; if you'd use the links to check out the site, I'd appreciate it. That way I can let you know the real deal if anything happens. I just know this is going to be a great opportunity for us to drive traffic back into PrintNPost and maybe even get some more writers signed up over here.
Digg it? I knew you would.
I have no idea how I stumbled upon this website, but I think it's worth checking out. It's set up exactly like PrintNPost.com; you set up a profile, enter your AdSense ID #, and write blogs.
Now, the difference between PrintNPost.com and Writing Campus is that in the FAQ section, Writing Campus answers a question stating you CAN post links inyour blogs. Do you see where I'm going with this? Everytime you write an article for PrintNPost.com, you can use Writing Campus to post a
If you're going to write articles, you may as well market them. Just remember, blogs on Writing Campus have to be at least 125 words long. We don't have a minimum here on PrintNPost.com. Make sure your entries include enough detail to make someone want to click your link and check out your articles back here.
Now, I'll be honest and say that the links provided above are referral links, but I don't even know how or what type of referral incentive there is; if you'd use the links to check out the site, I'd appreciate it. That way I can let you know the real deal if anything happens. I just know this is going to be a great opportunity for us to drive traffic back into PrintNPost and maybe even get some more writers signed up over here.
Digg it? I knew you would.
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