Content writing
Content writing is something you already know how to do if you’re blogging, on sites like Triond you’re simply writing on topics or in genres which may or may not fit in with the regular flow of your blog topics.
Personally, I like Triond. I see a small rise in my Adsense profits (which, I’ll be honest, is exceedingly modest to begin with) plus one half of the advertising Triond earns on each of my articles. The minimum payout threshold is low too; fifty cents.
Triond also pays out monthly and after your first payout will provide you with a referral link so that you can earn 10% on your referrals revenue.
Because Triond has a network of different sites you can use it as a place for your odd ball bits of writing, even fiction or poetry, that might otherwise remain orphaned on your hard drive. They will even accept videos, images, sound files, and podcasts so long as the content is original and has not been published elsewhere.
They also have tools to promote your articles (digg, stumbleupon, newsvine, redit, etc) within your Dashboard so that you can launch them with style, as well as the option to have them Tweet your link (which saves a few minutes because I also have my Twitter account set to publish my tweets directly to my Facebook page.)
It is possible to get feedback and critiques directly from fellow Triond authors simply by asking either privately or in the authors’ forums, and to develop a dedicated following (which will follow you from Triond to your regularly scheduled blog.)