Quote from: TedMosby on March 04, 2021, 05:07:26 PM

Quote from: sunsilk on February 28, 2021, 02:08:42 PM

Quote from: TedMosby on February 23, 2021, 04:45:10 PM

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I understand your strategy and that's a good one if you're asking your clients to have it publish on any platform as you wish. You're the writer and you've paid doing the job and at the same time, you're just going to ask their permission to post it into a platform where you can monetize it.

And at the same time, that's another reach and viewership and exposure for your client. That's really a clever passive income stream.

yes, you got the point.

but for this one,

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tips: you can contact the team of a project, and ask them if you are allowed to publish their article on publish0x. copy-paste-publish-earn.

you can contact a random project. for example, a new project that actively hosts an AMA event in several telegram groups.
tell them that you are willing to help them promote their blog post for FREE. ask their permission, and post it on publish0x or steemit.
once they accept your offer, you can repost their blog post regularly. repeat it for another project.

I get it. As long as you've asked their permission and you got the signal that you can do that coming from them, it's your choice in which blogging site you're going to publish it and you're going to add credits to where it is due.

Do you sign any contract as proof that you're helping them for free and if ever you monetize from their article on steemit or publish0x, they will not chase you and dispute the profit that article has gained? Because that article is still their ownership.