How can you Earn Money

Authors are committed, and in the first few month of the programme some have talked about what looks like amazingly simple money - earning a few hundred bucks, for example with contributions they wrote a long while ago and opted for the payswall. From today we will see what the payment is like when everyone can afford a mailbox.

On Tuesday, Media said that its programme for authors is now accessible to all. If you join the programme, you will have the opportunity to post your stories only to members of the media (who are paying $5/month) and will be remunerated according to their commitment. Still your history is spread to your fans, findable through the quest, the media home page and our applications.

Notice: We recently changed our paywall from "no access" to "metered", which means that non-members will still be able to view a restricted number of blocked storys each months. Every contribution can be blocked and unblocked at any moment, and you don't have to be a member to take part.

I' ve published some of my old posts behind the payswall on @Medium. Today, found out they made me $100. If that lasts another 2 additional week, it'll be the most I've ever spent per item. I' m still looking for a girl who twittered about how to make money with Media.

There are two things here. First, I had the feeling that Media was sowing the money from which the authors were getting their money. However, a spokesperson for Media said that all the money the authors earn in Medium's affiliate programme only came from membership fees. - 100 per cent of the money that goes to authors and publishing houses under the Media Partners Programme comes from the members' $5 per month.

The affiliate program allows authorized publishers to post storylines directly behind our paidwall to earn money depending on the intensity of member involvement. - For September (the first full months since the expansion of the MPP), 83 per cent of those affiliates who had at least one pure member history publication made money - the median was $93.65 during the course of the months.

In September, the highest value an individual writer could earn was $2,279. The highest value an individual book could earn was $12, and the highest value an individual book could earn was $1,466. Most of what a lone tale deserved was US$1,599.83. - Additionally to the affiliate program, we purchase contents that we believe will appeal to members by working directly with these authors and publishers.

These include some of the best-known authors who publish behind the memberaywall, as well as the top publisher who curate ad-free choices for members. Secondly, in order to earn these sums of money, the winning contributions must achieve adequate exposure within the framework of the auction, and it is not entirely clear how this will happen.

Regardless of whether the media intervenes or not, a likely result of today's announcements is that authors' fees will be much lower; nothing has been done to raise the number of media members who pay, so their money needs to be more widely distributed. {\a6} (Yes, Media does various things to lure them - include an affiliate programme for publishing houses - but it's nothing that would move the pin so much in the near term.)

Media wouldn't tell me how many paid members it has, even though a spokesperson said: "First indications are that contents are transforming the reader. "At last week's Washington Academy of International and Security Affairs meeting, Manoush Zomorodi, the guest speaker of Touch to Self, asked the public how many media members are paid, and a few palms went up, as part of a Williams session.

"In the end, whoever pays for things is the one who benefits most from them," Williams said in the same note, a line I've been confusing ever since.