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Sharing information and tips to increase earnings. Increase your passive, residual income. Make money faster than greased lightening. If you love writing for Examiner, Ehow, Bukisa, Hub, Squidoo, share your stuff here! Guest bloggers welcome! The last time I was here, I encouraged you to go out there and start interviewing people. However, I know what some of you are thinking. Some of you are thinking, "Okay, genius. How exactly do we go about getting these interviews? We can't just go up to people and say 'Hey, want to be interviewed' right?" Actually, yes you can. You heard me, sometimes you can actually go up to people and say, "I write for_________ and I was wondering if I could interview you for an article/post/etc." I discovered this fact when I first became a staff writer for my college newspaper. They were paying me $3.25 an hour and I was excited about having my own personal column called "Lead on Labor". My job was to write a w...

Sharing information and tips to increase earnings. Increase your passive, residual income. Make money faster than greased lightening. If you love writing for Examiner, Ehow, Bukisa, Hub, Squidoo, share your stuff here! Guest bloggers welcome! Okay, while Alrady's asleep there is something I want to talk to everyone about. It's possibly one of the most frightening things a freelance writer could ever do. I want to talk to you about interviewing other people for your articles. I know, for many of you the idea of going up to complete strangers and asking them for interviews makes you want to quit writing and take up cliff diving, but interviews can add credibility to any article. Don't believe me? Go to your favorite news site and see how many articles have at least some type of quote if not an entire interview with a press secretary, representative, or any type of expert. If you are one of the lucky ones, you probably have people e-mailing you and asking if you can write ...