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This post was created to teach you how to make money using Triond and while I can’t make any promises that you will become rich anytime soon, what I can promise you is that it’ll take you less time with these following strategies and hopefully earn a nice little extra income on the side.

1. Sign up for an account. This one should be obvious, if you want to start earning money you’ll have to sign up for a free account. But don’t just stop there. It will be in your best interest to add a photo of yourself as well as to beef up your profile a little bit to put a human face behind the person writing.
2. Make Friends Fast. I make it a point to view the most popular posts of the day (week, month, etc.) and to add about twenty people to my friends list a day. Why? Because more people on the Triond network will view my post that’s why. But why stop there. It would also be a good idea to click on some of their ads in addition to leavaing a comment or two, because if your comment is on one of the most popular posts of the day, then it’s likely people will also click through to your article as well.
3. Join a number of social network. I have account on Digg, Reddit, Facebook, Stumbleupon, and Twitter. Why? Because I can leverage these networks into actually click-throughs to my page. Now granted these networks weren’t created out of a vaccuum (as I have a separate blog not affiliated with the Triond network) but be sure to also to take advantage of the plethora of social media out there to let you gain traffic faster.
4. Quantity Vs. Quality. This tip was given to me by a friend on the Triond network that suggests the more articles you have the more people will view your work. If you’re spending your nights crafting the person essay-long article then chances are your wasting your breath. When it comes to Triond be sure to follow the KISS formula. And that means keep it simple stupid!
5. Write a post people would actually want to read. Sounds easy right! It’s not, in fact very few people on the internet that want to actually know what you’re up to on the internet. If you’ve ever been to Problogger, Shoemaker, or Mashable, you’ll find that one of the reasons these guys get the most subscribers is because they actually give something of value. Try writing how-to lists, instead of poetry, or “Best of” lists instead of your musings on why you love the Simpsons. Trust me it will save you a lot of effort in the long run.

Hope this helped.