Each Brijit Abstract needs to include four things: a summary of the underlying article; your evaluation of the source material; a Brijit rating; and tags.
The summary should be one to three sentences, give readers a feel for the material, and include one or two interesting facts or details from the article. If it's an opinion piece, it needs to tell readers what the writer is arguing in favor of (or against).
Second, give us your point of view on the source material, and why you feel that way. Is it a good read? Boring? You wish there was more of it? Less of it? A brilliant exploration of a topic you never think about? Should never have been written, and you'll be dumber if you read it? We need an opinion about the quality of the piece. This doesn't have to be heavy-handed – a well-placed adjective or two can go a long way. And try not to be excessively mean. Just tell us what you think.
Third, you need to rate the piece. Your rating, of course, should be consistent with the text of your abstract. There are guidelines on the submission page, and there's more on the ratings below.
Finally, you need to add some tags. Any proper noun – a person's name, a place, an event, a team – should be a tag, along with anything else you think makes sense. Please add at least three, and as many as you feel inclined to throw in there. Submissions with good tags will have a leg up on being published as Brijit Abstracts.
Not as easy as Associated Content, but can be more profitable. This site is more for the advanced writer. Once you get used to Associated Content you should consider checking this site out.
What should you know about this site:
*They Pay through Paypal.
*Write an article of your choice and submit it (you choose how much you want for it).
*View the list of Website Owners who are looking for an article and take that job (payment amount is posted).
*You can become an affiliate, refer writers, and earn 20% of their earnings.
*All articles must be free of grammar, punctuation and spelling errors.
*Write in 12 point cap. Editors read many articles everyday and anything smaller than 12 point cap is hard on the eyes. - Do not use colors and bold type - If your article is free and contains many links it will be rejected. Only 3 links allowed per article. - Titles must be properly capitalized. Example "The Power of Love" or "Caring for Puppy's Teeth". - Write for internet format, which is single spaced and a double space between paragraphs. This makes it much easier for editors to read.
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