First, I didn't mean to be a shadow.
Two years ago, I started writing in Jane's book and WeChat official account, but I have never made any money. At that time, because I wanted to change a bigger house, I paid attention to a lot of real estate information and got to know something about the property market information in Guangzhou.
One night, I saw an article about the official account of WeChat, and wrote two extremely long comments on a local real estate, which added up to several hundred words. I didn't expect these two comments to be topped by the blogger the next day. The blogger also sent me a private letter to his mailbox and asked me if I would like to organize the comments into an article and send it to them. At that time, I didn't mention the remuneration. On a whim, I wrote it and sent it.
A day later, Bian Xiao told me that I had written too many articles, asked me if there was any problem in pushing them on their main account on Friday, and sent me their revised manuscript. After I confirmed that I could, they sent me two WeChat red envelopes, 400 yuan.
Second, the salary test is submitted publicly.
I didn't expect an article of 1000 words to get 400 yuan's contribution fee. I wrote hundreds of thousands of words in Jianxin and my official WeChat account, and I didn't earn a penny. So I started to contribute to the official WeChat account. Later, I tried several official WeChat accounts (maybe I didn't find the right one). Most of them are not satisfied, some are in arrears with the manuscript fee, some have to be revised repeatedly, and some have not known the result for a long time. Some offer extremely low prices, most of which are later.
Third, long-term cooperation.
For two years, I basically keep the rhythm of two articles a week, each article is 300-500 yuan, and I can get about 2,500 a month. Although it is not much, in the past two years, my letter and official number have also been written and stopped, but I have not made any money. But the official contribution has never stopped, which gives me the motivation to continue writing.
The most important thing is that the contribution is well written and the value of the work is recognized. Many people have no motivation to make headlines. On the surface, they don't make money. The essence is that the contribution is not recognized, the income is low, no one looks at it, and no one even likes the comments. In the long run, confidence and motivation will inevitably be frustrated. If the public's contribution can be rewarded more quickly, it may be done at the same time. Maybe it's the driving force that keeps you creative.