@davidshaw - does 50/50 revenue sharing creates 'envy' between the writers on your blog? I mean, if a writer wrote 5 posts and the other wrote 10 posts, how would you distribute the revenue among those 2?

@highanddry & SamOwen - LOL Cheers guys!

Originally Posted by noobpreneur

@mg1313 -

It's something like 'about the author' part with some links leading to the author's own site/blog.

Yes, I do provide that to the authors...BUT...if they are paid then no links go to their websites (or mentioned) but I still say something about them. If they are not paid then a link go to their website (beside telling something about them).

Now I have Pagerank of 3...I guess after Techcrunch posted a part of an article of mine http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/23...t-from-russia/ (a link to my website is also posted) the Pagerank will go up a bit in the next update - I hope).
So the link to their websites will be valued more (so far all the authors were paid...now it seems some authors wants to post reviews just for getting the link back...which I'll give to them if they write a good review.

No,i will out source my work on digitalpoint. It really helps me to do fast blogging..

@mg1313 - thanks for the explanation - Do you hire both or just paid writers?

@allwebsite - I see - so you paid per article written?

Yup at DP you can find a lot of writer and the cheap price. I'm write my blog by myself since i want to improve my writing skill and gain some knowledge also

Originally Posted by noobpreneur

@mg1313 - thanks for the explanation - Do you hire both or just paid writers?

Both...paid or un-paid...but even if they are un-paid I still demand quality (because if they are un-paid then they'll get a link to their website and a short description of them).

Originally Posted by kenpachi

Yup at DP you can find a lot of writer and the cheap price. I'm write my blog by myself since i want to improve my writing skill and gain some knowledge also

Well, I found only 1 person here at DP to write on my blog...although I tried to find more...I guess people want to write short articles and cash fast. Not long ones...

I;m a newbie and trying my wit with blogging. I guess it would be better to work on your own as the money=making comes directing in your pocket. Just a newbie's suggestion hope you dont mind.

I am writing myself - one man army ... but I am interested in hiring some more people. Still researching the market.

@mg1313 - Thanks for the useful info you share

@rirara - Great please share where do you look for it...

Originally Posted by noobpreneur

@mg1313 - Thanks for the useful info you share

You're welcomed!

@noobpreneur
I only use one blogger per blog. It is basically their blog, but I own it. If that makes sense, so it is not a multi-author blog. That is what make the revenue share so much higher.

@davidshaw - I see that's great proposition - Just curious, why would they give their blogs ownership to you, if they are basically the owner?

Well.
I own the blog to begin with and hire them.

They have the advantage on working on a blog that can get top ratings and many links in very quickly as I have a network of blogs that can all help each other out.

I also have some big friends online that can draw some big traffic to my blogs. So it gives people a good place to start out in blogging, and make themselves known.

i write myself and now i m thinking to hire

We have our own content writer... We gave them keywords and its all up to them.

francis84
That is an ok tactic, but usually when you write with keywords in mind the post is not as well written.

@ davidshaw -

I own the blog to begin with and hire them.

Ah, I see! I guess your concept is in resemblance of b5 blog networks' concept?

@ francis84 - paid per article?

Not really, but I have a peep who supplies the article for me.

@noobpreneur
Yeah, i guess it it similar to the b5 blog network. It makes a good deal for both parties involved.