eHow Experience: eHow Experience: Introduction

What eHow Members Are Saying About eHow Experience:

"I enjoyed your website IMMENSELY and learned a lot. Great work! Thanks so much, I am following your blog now."

"You also have a way with talking to people which makes you irresistible and very credible. I respect that and hope to acquire this skill over time."

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"I have been reading it all morning and learned so much in just a couple of hours. I signed in to follow for any updates."

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"Hell of a website! Thanks for the help man."

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"Thanks John. I enjoyed reading your first 30 days. I like your tenacity! You also helped greatly in my learning curve when it comes to the money making aspect of blogging."

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"I checked out your "eHow Experience," and loved it. You wrote some well needed information for someone in my seat, I'm still learning everyday."

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"Thanks so much for your blog! I predict that the tip about Amazon.com will be pure gold."

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"Still reading your site. Very well written. A pleasure in itself. In fact your experience can be read as a novel."

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"This is a great practical guide for what to do and what not to do. I also want to commend you for your honesty."

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eHow was a word that I'd never heard before 2009.

eHow changed my life before the year was half over.

Here's how it happened ...
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If you're new to eHow.com this website should save you (at least) a month of your life and more importantly help you start making much more money much sooner.

If you'd like to save (at least) a year of your life take a look at The Formula that summarizes what I've learned over the past year with regards to making money online. (Don't worry it won't ruin the ending to the eHow story.)

I can only imagine how much further along I would be right now if I would have had the benefit of coming across a resource like this when I first started on eHow.

To see what I mean take a look at what eHow members are saying about this site. The column to the left is filled with completely unsolicited honest testimonials that I received within the first week of launching this site.

If you're already an experienced eHow writer you'll probably still find some useful information on this website that will save you time and help make you more money. You may also find it interesting to compare your first month on eHow with mine.

Thank you for finding this website and I hope you find it helpful. I encourage you to use the Table of Contents on the right side of the screen (scroll down a little bit) and to follow the story in chronological order.

Feel free to become a Follower of this website (scroll down to the right) and/or post comments as often as you'd like.

If you're pressed for time I suggest reading the eHow Experience Key Dates articles that are listed to the right (scroll up a little).

8 comments:

consignmentchicMar 23, 2009 11:07 AM
I'm newer on Ehow, only in my first month, but I'm starting to see a ton of potential in my articles! This blog is freaking me out a little. Am I going to get kicked off because I generally write about consignment over and over? Please, please give me some insight! I appreciate you joining my blog too! THANKS
eastwood816Mar 23, 2009 11:20 AM
I'm confident you won't get kicked off of eHow.com for focusing on the niche that you're an expert in. I believe this sort of focus is exactly the type of thing that eHow.com should encourage. Unfortunately, based on my experience and some of the feedback that I've received eHow's decisions can at times seem arbitrary. Hopefully as this website gains momentum we'll get more insights from others.
eastwood816Mar 23, 2009 11:21 AM
P.S. I forgot to mention that I joined your blog and your website looks very useful and well organized.
consignmentchicMar 23, 2009 02:45 PM
Hey, I saw that,thanks so much for joining! I look forward to reading more of your informative blogs! Have a great week!
ljbinkopApr 5, 2009 06:10 AM
I just started following, and I really like your blog so far. Thank you for looking at mine, too! I am encouraged, because I just started to make money on eHow, and I look forward to following how you do here as well. I would LOVE to start bringing in big income, but I know it does take time. Thanks again, Laura
writeforehowJul 29, 2009 05:37 PM
Interesing blog! I look forward to exploring it more.
jeffHopeck.comFeb 6, 2010 02:12 PM
Still would love to know the eHow calculation of making payments to its writers. Do you have any further insights?
John DFeb 8, 2010 08:11 AM
Jeff, thanks for the message. Unfortunately, I don't have any great insights about how eHow calculates their payments to writers beyond the general consensus that it's really no more or less a mystery than how Google AdSense or Kontera contextual ads determine how much to pay out.

It seems that at least for the time being people who host ads through third parties (whether the ads are on eHow articles or blog posts) will more or less have to put their trust in those companies providing the ads to report honestly. As a general rule the bigger and more reputable the company the greater the likelihood of not being ripped off.

The greatest consumer protection mechanism is competition so if you don't like what one company is doing switch to a competitor of theirs in hopes that you see better results.