Writers and Contributors get paid on a residual income basis.Make money on a residual income basis by writing articles, giving advice, sharing your opinions and helping others with your knowledge. The advantage of writing for feedthevillage.com is that you get paid on a residual basis and share in the success of the site not only by helping other people but also by revenue sharing from the entire site. So often we see writers contributing their works for $3.00 an article or even free... we also see people giving their knowledge away. Giving your knowledge away to help others is a good thing to do and we will never fault anyone for that. If you would prefer to write and give advice to help others for free that option is available here as well. Just write without becoming a paid contributor and you can still benefit charity. If you would like to get paid for your time and work then it's easy to become a paid contributor at FeedTheVillage.com and get paid to help others!
Here is how it works: Submit articles through the content submission pages throughout the site using the same contributor name and location. If so then become a contributor and get paid on those submissions plus any new ones.
Complete the Become a Contributor form letting us know that you want to be a paid contributor. We will set you up as contributor with a unique user name and your very own page for article submission. We will build you a personal contributor page. It's easy type and submit. Login to your private contribution page and submit your writings, pictures, videos. Tell all of your friends, family and colleagues to visit your article and the site. You get paid on total site revenue! So send as many people to the site as possible and be sure to tell everyone to shop at the stores on our site. It's simple. The more content and the more we help others = the more visitors = the more revenue = the more money you make.
How much do we get paid?
The FeedTheVillage.com pay scale is easy and straight forward and is completely pay for performance.
We pay 10% of all site wide revenue to the contributors and 10% of all site wide revenue goes to charity.
Pay is based on Number of Articles by Paid contributor’s ratio to Total revenue.
Contributions by non-paid contributors do not count in the pay ratio.
For example:
In December:
Contributor A submits 30 articles.
Contributor B submits 20 Articles.
There are 50 articles submitted by Non-paid contributors.
For this example assume total site wide revenue is $1000.00
10% of the revenue - $100 goes to Charity.
Revenue pool to be split among the Contributors is $100.00
Contributor A would get paid $60.00 (they contributed 60% of the articles)
Contributor B would get paid $40.00 (they contributed 40% of the articles).
In January:
Contributor A submits 5 articles.
Contributor B submits 20 Articles.
There are 100 more articles submitted by Non-paid contributors – 150 additional articles.
For this example assume total site wide revenue is $1000.00
10% of the revenue - $100 goes to Charity.
Revenue pool to be split among the Contributors is $100.00
Contributor A now has 35 articles and would get paid $46.00 (46% of the articles submitted by paid contributors)
Contributor B now has 40 articles would get paid $53.00 (they have contributed 53% of the articles).
As you can see the number of articles you have submitted is accumulative as long as you remain in a paid contributor status. To remain in a paid contributor status you must submit 5 articles in that calendar month. If you do not submit 5 articles in that month you only lose contributor status for the month(s) that you did not submit 5 articles.
So let’s say for example:
In February:
Contributor A submits 0 articles.
Contributor B submits 5 articles.
There are 100 additional articles submitted by Non-paid contributors – 250 additional articles.
Again, for this example, we will assume $1000.00 in total revenue.
Contributor B would be paid 100% of the site wide revenue for the month of February.
Now it’s March:
Contributor A submits 15 articles.
Contributor B submits 5 articles.
Contributor A has now submitted 50 Articles.
Contributor B has now submitted 50 Articles.
There are 100 articles submitted by Non-paid contributors – 350 additional articles.
Again, for this example, we will assume $1000.00 in total revenue.
Contributor A would be paid $50.00 (They have contributed 50% of the articles)
Contributor B would be paid $50.00 (They have contributed 50% of the articles.)
Both are being paid on the total of the revenue from the 350 articles submitted by non-paid contributors.
And everyone is making money for charity.
Referrals:
If you refer a content provider then we will also pay as a bonus 10% of that writers revenue pool earnings.
** Both content providers must be active by submitting their 5 articles in the month. **An article is considered ANY submission page. Articles are assigned different weight and credits for revenue calculations: Recipes are given 1/2 credit. (2 = 1 submission / revenue credit.) Articles below 400 words are also given a credit of 1/2 (2 = 1 submission.) Articles from 400 - 700 words are given 1 submission credit. Articles above 700 words are given 2 revenue/submission credits. Videos, Demonstrations and How To videos are also given 2 credits. At any given point we will be offering higher submission credits for articles on specific topics, typically high demand suggestions by our readers. This information and special article topic request will be will be included in the e-zine first and then posted on the site only if the demand is not met by our current subscribed contributors. ** Comments and ratings on others submissions do not count as a submission. However, if your comment on someone else’s work is a different opinion and is long and detailed enough to be a stand alone article we would recommend you submit it as such. Sign up your Group and have multiple writers: Have a group that you want to raise funds for? The same forms and process will work for your group as residual fund raiser. For example: Lets say you are the den leader for your son’s Cub Scout troop. Create a content submission page for them. Give the username and password amongst your group and everyone in that group can login under that page and write. All of the money that is earned will go to that user group troop. This will work for Church Group, School group, PTA, PTO and any other organization that has members that are willing to share their knowledge to benefit the organization. By signing up to the e-zine you will have all of the latest information on: *How many articles have been submitted that month? *How many articles are in the revenue pool total? *How much total revenue has been generated? *Request for specific topics and articles that give additional revenue credits. It's fast and easy. Sign up here to Become a Contributor or use the sign up link on the left! Welcome to the village!
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