The easy and honest answer is to maintain a level of integrity. If you feel rushed to make money, you come across as panicked. Think about it: Would you want to put your trust in someone who comes off as a driven salesman or person, if you will? Of course not. You must realize that although you think you're hiding your desperate attempts to make money, you are not. The only way to profit from revenue sharing is to do honest work. If you're at this part-time, that's okay. The quality of your time is far more vital than the quantity. It takes time to brand yourself, build a loyal following, deliver a quality-based source of information, and do this over and over again until you one day have enough internet real estate to generate some income.
You create one of two things: an eye-catching product, which is you, or the oh, that guy or that girl image. Doing one of two things again, you send readers bolting from the sight of you or hanging on your every word. The user/profile image you chose to represent yourself is more powerful than you know. It sends a message, burns an image on the reader's mind, so you want to take advantage of sending the exact message you want to convey.
I realized that katiem2 was a brand, my words, my image, everything I create and publish online. I can't tell you how good it feels to have people find my work. The more quality work you put out there, the more those who like your work will find you and find what they're looking for. Remember to share the links of other authors here at Wizzley while branding yourself as a professional writer with something worth sharing.
Much Success and Happiness, Katie
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