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Demand Studios Earnings

Christina Crowe — Thu, 06 May 2010 23:26:54 +0000

Demand Studios is a writing opportunity where you can get paid to write articles as a freelance writer, review articles from other writers as a copy editor, and produce groups of online videos as a filmmaker. Reliable, Demand Studios is great for writers just stepping their foot in the door and experienced writers wanting to make some quick upfront cash every Tuesday and Friday. In fact, some people can even make full-time income working for Demand Studios, though it takes hard work, time, and dedication to do so.

If you’re unfamiliar with how Demand Studios works, you should read my Demand Studios review. To maximize your earning potential, I recommend reading my series Become a Successful Demand Studios Writer. If you want to just follow my progress, check out the Demand Studios Work Challenge.

Without further ado, the following is the earnings I’ve accumulated throughout the years from working for Demand Studios.

Total Demand Studios Earnings: $885.00

Income in 2010

Demand Studios Payment 1 – February 23,2010

Description: I made my first $15 from working for Demand Studios. Some articles are still pending approval, so I should expect more earnings Friday.

I’m going to try to write 3 articles a day at least. Let’s see how things go!

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 2 – February 26, 2010

Description: I made quite a bit this week! So far, Demand Studios has been the most profitable out of all the writing opportunities I’ve tried in such a short time period. I’ll definitely be writing more for them as time goes on.

Hopefully I can keep this up!

Income: $105.00

Demand Studios Payment 3 – March 2, 2010

Description: I got a lot of writing done for Demand Studios, though the rewrite requests are becoming a pain and slowing me down a bit more than I thought they would. Nevertheless, I’m going to stick with it!

Let’s see how the next few days go.

Income: $90.00

Demand Studios Payment 4 – March 5, 2010

Description: I haven’t had that much time to write, so my earnings decreased a little. I’ve simply been too busy with school and my other priorities.

However, I’ll still write for Demand Studios every now and then. I just don’t think I can write as often as I could before.

Income: $45.00

Demand Studios Payment 5 – March 9, 2010

Description: Received more money from Demand Studios! Besides the rewrites, writing for them has been great so far. It’s also pretty exciting to see that email from PayPal saying that I’ve just received money in my account.

Hopefully this can be a steady income stream for me in the future.

Income: $30.00

Demand Studios Payment 6 – March 12, 2010

Description: I’m going to take a short break from working for Demand Studios so that I can get everything else in order. Even so, Demand Studios has been a wonderful writing opportunity for me, and I hope to continue it later on down the road.

Who knows? I might even start writing full-time for them later.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 7 – March 16, 2010

Description: Received $15 from my last article that was pending. Hopefully I’ll come back to working for Demand Studios soon! The prospect of writing about topics I enjoy is still an exciting one, even with the rewrites.

I’ll update here when I start writing again.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 8 – May 14, 2010

Description: I’m once again working for Demand Studios. I hope to write at least 2 articles a day if I can stay motivated. I’ll record my progress in this Demand Studios earning report as I go along.

Let’s see how things go.

Income: $60.00

Demand Studios Payment 9 – May 18, 2010

Description: For the past few days I wasn’t able to write much, so I only earned $15 from Demand Studios. I’m thinking about maybe starting a series where I’d strive to raise my grammar and research score on the Demand Studios scorecard.

Hopefully I earn a lot more in the days to follow.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 10 – May 28, 2010

Description: By trying to improve my Demand Studios performance by writing 7 articles a day in accordance with the Demand Studios Work Challenge, I’m making pretty decent money.

I’m hoping that I can keep this up!

Income: $90.00

Demand Studios Payment 11 – Jun 1, 2010

Description: I’ve been doing a lot of article writing for the past few days, so my income is looking up. I don’t know how long I can keep this up, but my Demand Studios scorecard is improving with all of the articles I’ve been writing.

I look forward to the months ahead.

Income: $135.00

Demand Studios Payment 12 – Jun 4, 2010

Description: Well, I crashed. I’m probably just going to write whenever I have time, but 7 articles a day is just too many to keep up for me, along with my blog and the other projects I’ve been doing.

For now, I’m going to take my time and write at my own pace.

Income: $30.00

Demand Studios Payment 13 – Jun 11, 2010

Description: I haven’t been able to write much, so I only managed to get 1 article through. I did noticed that I’m getting less frequent rewrite requests though, which is good and definitely a lot less stressful on me.

Overall, I believe my article quality is improving.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 14 – Jun 15, 2010

Description: Earned another $15. I’m going to see if I can write more when I have the spare time. Right now, I’m just giving myself a break as I work on other projects that require my full attention and strive to write more for residual income.

It’s comforting to know that Demand Studios will always be here if I need more immediate cash.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 15 – Jun 22, 2010

Description: I was able to write a bit more for Demand Studios, though not as much as I once did. However, I think this is the perfect pace for me, and I’m confident that I can keep it up if I choose to do so.

The less frequent rewrites are a relief though, since I don’t have to worry about articles getting sent back as often!

Income: $75.00

Demand Studios Payment 16 – Jun 25, 2010

Description: I earned a bit more than I did last time, which is good. I’ve been trying to do a combination of $5 articles and $15 ones. I find the $5 answerbag articles less stressful than the how tos.

I’m going to see if I can write more residual income articles in the months to follow, so that I have a steady stream of income coming in even when I’m not writing.

Income: $80.00

Demand Studios Payment 17 – Jul 2, 2010

Description: I was only able to get 1 article in, so my earnings aren’t too impressive. I probably won’t be writing much for Demand Studios for now, but it’s good to know that they are still there if I ever decide to write more. I’m also looking into other content sites.

If I do start writing more again, be sure that I’ll update here on my progress!

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 18 – Aug 3, 2010

Description: It’s been a whole month since I last started writing for Demand Studios. At this point, I’m unsure about whether I want to continue writing for them or not, since I have other writing commitments with my blog. I also want to improve my eHow income by working on eHow articles already written.

We’ll see how things go.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 19 – Aug 6, 2010

Description: I figured I’d write an article for a little extra money to use for blog hosting, so I received another $15. I’m probably not going to write much more for Demand Studios, but I have a few pending articles that I’ll probably get done.

I’ll most likely continue writing for Demand Studios in the future, but right now I just have too much on my plate.

Income: $15.00

Demand Studios Payment 20 – Aug 10, 2010

Description: I wrote 2 more $5 articles, though my grammar score went down slightly. I’m probably not going to write any more upfront pay articles until I start earning more residual income. It’s just more profitable to write articles that can potentially earn a lot more than the upfront pay articles give.

So, expect less frequent updates until I get the residual income ball rolling.

Income: $10.00

eHow Earnings

Christina Crowe — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:05:26 +0000

eHow, a writing opportunity where you get paid to write online how-to articles, has been a wonderful opportunity to expand my writing expertise, earn extra money online, and increase my eHow earnings gradually while adding to my how-to library. What further increased my income, though, was the eBook How to Earn Passive Income on eHow.com: Maximize Your Online Earnings by WriterGig, a fellow eHow writer as well. In the eBook, WriterGig talks about how to increase your earning potential on eHow and describes step-by-step how to be a successful eHow writer. It’s only $25 and well worth the money spent. In fact, I made 3 times the money I was making before after reading the eBook!

The following is a complete list of my overall eHow earnings since being a member. Are you a good writer? Why not expand your writing career with eHow? The key to success on eHow is quality and quantity, so you must have enough time to write a lot of good quality articles, while still maintaining a good keyword density. If you need examples of what how-to articles look like, you can find over a hundred examples just by browsing my collection of eHow articles.

Total eHow Earnings: $459.16

eHow Payment Proof 1

Earned money on September 9, 2009.

eHow Payment Proof 2

Earned money on October 8, 2009.

eHow Payment Proof 3

Earned money on November 9, 2009.

Description: I’m excited to announce that my 3rd eHow payment has been credited in my PayPal account from October 2009! I received a little over $30, though my eHow earnings will most likely increase this month. However, this month (November) I should see a dramatic increase because of all the changes I’ve been making.

eHow Payment Proof 4

Earned money on December 10, 2009.

Description: Received another payment from eHow! Though I didn’t get $120 as I thought I would, I earned $89. That’s the closest that I’ve gotten to $100 so far! Hopefully I’m able to increase my eHow earnings even more this month.

eHow Payment Proof 5

Earned money on January 11, 2010.

Description: Since I haven’t been writing for eHow in the past month, my earnings decreased slightly. I’m going to try to write more in the upcoming month, but for now I’m taking a break. Besides, a little over $40 in eHow earnings isn’t bad.

eHow Payment Proof 6

Earned money on February 11, 2010.

Description: I haven’t written anything more since my last eHow earnings, though my earnings for last month increased by about $10. This is a wonderful example why I love residual income. I can relax, stop writing, and still earn steady income.

eHow Payment Proof 7

Earned money on March 9, 2010.

Description: My eHow earnings have remained steady, gradually increasing month by month. I’m going to try to increase the position of my eHow articles in search engines by maintaining a better keyword density. However, I’m not going to write more articles just yet. Let’s see how I do in the months to follow.

eHow Payment Proof 8

Earned money on April 9, 2010.

Description: Well, since editing previous articles, my eHow earnings have moved up to the $60 range. Things are definitely looking up for eHow. Hopefully my income increases even more for this month.

eHow Payment Proof 9

Earned money on May 10, 2010.

Description: My eHow earnings are continuing to move up. I’ve now crossed over the $70 mark, and I’m not even adding new content. Hopefully my earnings keep climbing.

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