Firstly a big thank you to anyone who has looked at any of my articles and tipped me, given me a like or followed me.
And also to Igor, Dan and the team at PublishOx for creating this wonderful platform!
So I am posting twice a day for seven days - that's fourteen posts. How much can I earn in tips in that period?
So here is a half-way mark progress report.
I started with a post outlining my intentions An experiment - I'd say I was a little disappointed by the response, so far just 87 views and $0.03 earned.
Next up was Real traders - Listen and learn - some useful stock and cryptocurrency YouTube follows that I regularly watch. The views were higher, 140 but only $0.02 earned. I figured many people wouldn't know this information so I thought it'd be more popular.
The third post was more popular, Way back then - mining in the early days of Bitcoin, garnering 215 views and $0.27 income. Yay!
Post four was Two below the radar, "deep tech" projects- some potentially profitable information, 127 views, $0.13 earned.
On to the next day I uploaded Millennials and money- again more YouTube links, 76 views, $0.07 earned, and Why HODL? Why not cash out? which has been by far my most popular post with 405 views and $0.39 in tips.
The midway point is the just posted All the Japanese influences in crypto - early days with 56 views and $0.07 earned. [I live in Japan so this topic is interesting to me]
And the eighth post is this one, the progress update, so no data.
So as of seven posts of fourteen
the total views are: 1,106
total income: $0.98 (just under a dollar).
So conclusions - PUBLISH0X is "easier said than done"; it takes a lot of work and time to get followers and to grow a reputation. On the other hand once an article is uploaded it can generate passive income. The coins PublishOx pay out are interesting. HODLing (perhaps selectively) is a good idea. If the tokens 10x then the above earnings become more reasonable.
I guess my advice would be do it as a hobby and may be to just enjoy writing and if you get tip income be grateful.
What's your experience?
