Making money for publishing your books online is becoming a growing and lucrative means of income. It has made the process of self publishing a lot easier and more worthwhile. Now it's not only easy to self publish, it's easy to make money from your work. Here are some platforms that can help you make money from uploading your novels.
(1)Any books app.
This is the most populous reading app out there, being a space for absolutely all kinds of books ranging from academics to self-help books to recipes to survival skills to even art or history books. It is said you can upload books here as well and it circulates to whoever uses the app as an audience. However, the part where you make money only comes into play when you join the app's own hosted competitions for novelists and stand a chance to win $15,000 in the first prize, with other delightful prizes for the second and third posts.
(2)Good novel
This is both an app and a website, strictly for novelists and the interface is very simple. It has about five icons or menu options and those are search, library, store, create, and profile. Once you have registered with your email or Facebook or Twitter, you can just click on create and fill in many details for your book, including genre, age group, the title, the book cover, and some tags. After all this, you are ready to start publishing chapters. If you want to make money, you need to meet your requirements which is one thousand words per chapter
minimum. Then the overall book should also be lengthy at least fifteen thousand words long, which means fifteen chapters. Then you can apply for a contract and begin receiving a monthly salary based on long people stay on your book, hence it'll be nicer to extend your book. Dependent on the type of contract, your book may be monetized while leaving the first three chapters free. You may choose the type of contract you desire.
(3)Ringdom
This is one of those numerous platforms that develop themselves rapidly seeking to collect writers for games they are making. The system is very similar to the others except for the requirements before signing a contract is fewer, and you may also just partake in competitions instead if you want. Ringdom has very plenty of competitions on its websites for different types of tags and genres and all with unique rewards. Simply find their website and register to begin. The easiest bit about Ringdom when it comes to applying for a contract is that you only need at minimum three thousand words to become certified. After which you can be updating your story on the go. And payments are sent to your Payoneer account.
(4)Dreame
Dreame is yet another platform quite similar to the others. It's a website for finding novels but when you log in to dreame, there's really no part of it that says create, or join us. You only find the email address of an editor from Dreame. You have to send them a mail to pitch your story for their website. Payments will be made to your Payoneer account.
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