Sell Your Nursing Knowledge

When you first start writing for hire you may only get $10 an article. But if you are writing about a health related topic that you are very familiar with you can write an article in about 15 minutes. If you look for IM forums on google then you can register with them and post in the "for hire" section.

There are many other ways to make money with your nursing knowledge such as:
*writing ebooks
* becoming an affiliate marketer selling other peoples products.
* having a paid health related membership site
* write PLR (private label rights) articles for other membership sites
* write an ebook, submit it to Kindle and get paid each time someone buys your book.
* write a 50 page ebook submit it to a digital marketplace and have other affiliates sell your digital book. (If 1000 IM'rs sold your book you would receive 25K)
(Create multiple digital products and have internet marketers sell your products and you will continue to be paid over and over for your writing.)
* Read your ebook and create an MP3 of it and/or burn it to a CD. The physical copy can be sold on eBay. They no longer allow selling digital downloads of ebooks.

There are many different ways to make money online but you have to be able to focus for long periods of time, have patience and a lightening fast internet connection.

I hope this helps.

Great information, I have become involved in internet marketing and it is great way to make money be it using your nursing knowledge or not. Unfortunately alot of people when told about it view it as 'shady' as has been stated on this forum, however, internet marketing is a very lucrative and legitimate business. Often the people who cannot see the opportunity have an employee mentalilty and not an entrepreneurial mentalilty which is a shame for them. On the other hand, it leaves more work for those who think 'outside the box' and have strong business accumen.

Best wishes

When writing articles for money most people use a platform such as E lance - jobs are posted to the site and and then the writers may bid for the work. You can view the writers portfolio of work and the writer can ask questions etc through this platform and you can also view detailed feedback that people have received, so before agreeing to write an article for someone you could verify information via this platform. Unethical behaviour can also be reported using this platform.

Out of curiousity, when you speak of unethical companies, is there a particular practice that you would be most concerned about as being unethical? I ask this as I may have missed the mark with my response..

I also question the value of any 500-word article on a disease process that can be written in 15 minutes (and for $10, which is nothing). I gained my knowledge of diabetes, for example, by carefully studying text books and listening to lectures, not by independent research. Attribution must accompany any assertion. Am I to credit those sources appropriately at the end of the article? Research to ensure accuracy would take substantially longer than a quarter of an hour. Something written off the top of someone's head -- regardless of whether that person has "RN" credentials -- is simply not credible.

Okay, yes I did see that in your previous post about purchasing of papers but I just wanted to see if there was any other unethical activity you were concerned about. The only thing I can say about that is that a student would fail if they purchased papers that are written for the lay person, for a start they are too short and secondly they are not referenced according to 'harvard' style etc..

When you work on E lance, you have no by line, it is ghost writing. If you were to want to keep control of your work then you would not freelance on e - lance. I should say though, that I have not written for elance myself and I am no means an expert but I have placed a tender for work to be done to build a website.

I do agree that it probably would take more than 15mins to write an article but you also have to remember that the articles are not exhaustive and are for the lay person. They might be the equivalent of something you might see in a health information brochure.

As far as the end user knowing if the information is credible, well this is the business of the end user, it is the case with all information on the web.

... There are many other ways to make money with your nursing knowledge such as:
*writing ebooks
* becoming an affiliate marketer selling other peoples products.
* having a paid health related membership site
* write PLR (private label rights) articles for other membership sites
* write an ebook, submit it to Kindle and get paid each time someone buys your book.
* write a 50 page ebook submit it to a digital marketplace and have other affiliates sell your digital book. (If 1000 IM'rs sold your book you would receive 25K)
(Create multiple digital products and have internet marketers sell your products and you will continue to be paid over and over for your writing.)
* Read your ebook and create an MP3 of it and/or burn it to a CD. The physical copy can be sold on eBay. They no longer allow selling digital downloads of ebooks...