Writing for Triond?

Triond is a site that will publish articles for freelance writers. Triond publishes your content on a network of websites rather than in one central location. The topic of your article will determine which website will publish your article.

Some freelancers choose not to devote much time to Triond. Others prefer Triond to any other site online. The only way you'll know which category fits you is to try Triond for yourself.

This article, Not Making Money on Triond? Heres Why, provides some useful tips on increasing Triond earnings. The tips for your Triond articles can also be applied to Associated Content, Helium, or any other content publishing site you write for.

Just as I have suggested with the other content publishing sites, I'd suggest that you don't invest a lot of time in Triond to begin with. Write about 10 articles and see how they do for you. Compare the results with articles you've written on other sites and go from there.

Before you publish your work on Triond, here are a few things to keep in mind:

• Triond does not offer upfront payment. Your articles will only earn performance payments. Once published on Triond, your article may not be eligible for upfront payment on some sites.
• When you publish an article on Triond, you keep rights to the article. You can delete it and publish it elsewhere if you like. However, even if the article has been deleted, you can not claim that it has not been published elsewhere.
• If you are not satisfied with the article's performance on Triond, try publishing for display only on Associated Content. I republished one of my Triond articles on Associated Content for display only. After only a week, the article had made more on Associated Content than it had made in several months on Triond.

The career of an online freelance writer involves much experimentation and exploration. If there is a site out there that will publish your work, what can it hurt to give it a try? Every writer has their own preferences and will have success with different markets. So, get out there and get your work published. Write, write, and write some more.