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If you’re passionate about writing content and think you can monetise your craft, you may be in for a great opportunity. Medium, the global platform for publishing stories, articles or insightful research, has expanded its Partner Program to many African countries, including Kenya.
The Medium Partner Program allows writers to earn money based on the activity level from Medium members on eligible paywalled stories. The earnings are influenced by several factors, including the time a member spends reading or listening to the story, engagement points, Boost bonuses, and the member-read ratio. The more members engage with your content, the higher the potential earnings.
Member reads, and Member read ratios are defined as the number of paying members who read your story for 30 seconds or more divided by the total number of views. Reading and listening times are combined to generate the “member reading time” metric.
Anyone interested in earning from their articles and writings must understand eligibility criteria and earnings calculations in detail.
Two details connected for me here: “If you’re passionate about writing content and think you can monetise your craft, you may be in for a great opportunity” and “The more members engage with your content, the higher the potential earnings”. The first frames the immediate issue, while the second keeps the takeaway from becoming too absolute. I would be curious how you would apply that distinction to a recent case.
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