How to Use Squidoo to Boost Your Associated Content Pageviews and Performance Bonus

Associated Content is quickly assisting hundreds, if not thousands, of aspiring writers become paid writers. For those who still haven't "taken the plunge", know that Associated Content pays quickly!

The positive reinforcement of a quick payout has helped many individuals tap their "inner wordsmith" in order to produce numerous articles weekly. Some even consider Associated Content their full time job!

Because of Associated Content's excellent performance bonus policy that's based on pageviews, the one time joy of being paid to write continues month after month as the performance bonus creates a delightful income stream.

That residual income stream's delight is so addictive that writers who once only cared to know how to produce as many "exclusive" articles as possible are now turning their thoughts the finer points of internet marketing with both its promise and pitfalls. Why? The pursuit of pageviews!

Sadly the field of "internet marketing" can quickly take away time from writing, so the best techniques used must be quick to implement, yield their own income stream, and require little additional "new" writing. And did I mention free? It should be free too!

Creating a lense or preferably lenses on Squidoo.com will help satisfy your craving for pageviews on Associated Content without infringing on any "exclusive rights" articles.

Squidoo.com - for those who don't know - is a Web 2.0 website designed to help web users sort through the spammy junk pages that clog the search engines. It seeks to accomplish that by only hosting "lenses" created by real people, by hand (instead of automated internet junk generators. As such Squidoo is a rising "authority" site where people go to learn about their favorite topics. As of today's writing, Squidoo is one of the most popular sites on the web with an Alexa.com traffic rating of 648. In plain English, that means there are few sites around that get more traffic unless they are powerhouses like Yahoo, MSN, and Google.

So why should you care?

Simple.