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Examiner.com stats: Over 15k pageviews and $115.42 in writing money made from one Examiner.com channel in one day

My Mommy back in 1952 or so - I like this pic Examiner.com stats: Over 15k pageviews and $115.42 in writing money made from one Examiner.com channel in one day I just wrote a piece called Still possible to make money writing online for Examiner.com after site redesign on my other site that will be interesting to all the Examiner.com heads that read this blog. Ever since Examiner.com converted to the Drupal platform (What's so great about Drupal, anyway? Guess I'd better read up...) there has been a big change in the interior way we create our articles. But I'm grateful to see that Examiner.com is still a very viable way to make money online, for those willing to work at it and get the favor to keep plugging on. Hopefully as the redesign continues -- I remember my days as a techie tester, and I don't even those coders and QA tests -- Examiner.com will continue to improve the article-creation process, and hopefully get even more good Google juice and great chan

Examiner.com pay $30k for this writer in one year - Examiner.com not a scam

Examiner.com pay $30k for this writer in one year - Examiner.com not a scam Most people find my writings about Examiner.com by Googling " Examiner scam " or " How much does Examiner.com pay writers? " and the like. I know what they Google because I'm able to use the lovely, free StatCounter.com stat-tracking code to see what search terms bring people to my websites -- and before Examiner.com's recent web redesign, I was able to use it there, too, along with Google Analytics. Ah well, hopefully we'll get some of that ability back, but I'm not going to jump on the bandwagon of folks filling up message boards with complaints about Examiner's recent redesign. I just pray the gravy train keeps up and increases as God sees fit. Yesterday I made about $56 on my Cleveland Examiner pageviews, but I can only surmise that it was The Word Church Akron writings that brought in those views. A friend asked me on Facebook about writing for Examiner, so

$439+ Examiner.com writing online earnings in two days...

$439+ Examiner.com writing online earnings in two days... Satan's Dirty Little Secret I took a little break from my writing online yesterday -- taking time out to fast a little and watch more videos of Dr. Morris Cerullo , an amazing teacher I learned about through Steve Foss' book above. Lo and behold my Examiner.com earnings had exploded. When I checked on Monday August 2nd to see how much I'd earned from Sunday, August 1, 2010 -- the Examiner.com earnings alone in one channel were about 20 bucks. I got back online today to see that the same channel (Cleveland Pop Culture) earnings now sat at $459.59 -- which my natural mind attributes to the crazy slideshow pic popularity of Tiny and TI's wedding photos -- and that's not even counting monies coming in from Amazon.com's Kindle sales on the $139, $189 and $379 new models . But my spiritual mind hears God saying, "You see -- if you spend time with Me and stop ignoring me and working so hard onlin

KINDLE AMAZON ASSOCIATE EARNINGS DROP FROM 10% TO PERFORMANCE %

KINDLE AMAZON ASSOCIATE EARNINGS DROP FROM 10% TO PERFORMANCE % Updated correction: I realize now that if you use the Performance Structure (All Categories except Consumer Electronics) payout on Amazon Associates like I do -- your Kindle sales will pay out at a rate of 4% to 8.5% -- depending on how many total items you sell that month: 1 - 6 4.00% 7 - 30 6.00% 31 - 110 6.50% 111 - 320 7.00% 321 - 630 7.50% 631 - 1570 8.00% 1571 - 3130 8.25% 3131 + 8.50% Here's praying for over 3,131 items sold monthly! Perhaps I was out to lunch when Amazon.com announced they were dropping the Amazon Associate referral fees for the Amazon.com Kindle from 10% to 6.5% for each Kindle sold. Amazon probably sent an email to us associates tel