I’ve known for a couple of months that something major was in the works at eHow and Demand Studios. I just didn’t know it would be met with such passionate outcries from some of eHow’s contributing writers.

So.

Today, eHow announced Read the rest of this entry »

I started writing for Demand Studios back in April 2009. I liked it at first, because I liked being able to make some easy cash every single week. I wrote like a fiend for my first few months. In fact, I even Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve found myself in an odd little boat lately. A year ago, I was a blogger exclusively. I owned and operated several active blogs. I was on top of my game, and kept an excellent neat little schedule. I worked about three hours a day, dedicating the hours each day to a different blog. This kept things “fresh” for me, so that I never got burned out on any one of the niches.

Then, nearly a year ago, I started to Read the rest of this entry »

I took some time off from this blog for about two and a half months, because I was working for a well-known paid-to-write site, in an editorial-type position. I reviewed tens of thousands of articles over a few months. The pay was decent, and the job was time-consuming. During this time, my personal work suffered. I didn’t write many articles, and I didn’t write many posts for my blogs. But the job ended, and I’m now back in the saddle and ready to hit the ground running. The cool thing is, while I was reviewing articles for that site, I learned quite a bit about writing online (not just for that site, but for all online writing).