Posting Recipe as article

Why don't you post ? I sees here is a lot of posts under various categories.So this may also be acceptable.The members are ready to read and test them.Best of luck.

Hello supriya


I think you can submit any type of article which is more interesting to read..i don't see any type of restriction to submit article other than copy paste from other site.

Hi Supriya!
Boddunan does accept recipe articles. Please go ahead and share your favorite recipes with us. However, do make sure that you write in your own words and haven't posted the same recipe anywhere else. Also, the post should be around 20 lines and 400 words long so that you stand a good chance of earning cash credits. Hope this helps.. :)
Supriya wrote:
[quote]Hi Friends,

I wanted to ask if boddunan will accept recipe articles. I would like to write article on different north india and south indian recipes and post it as an article, is this accepted ?

Awaiting reply,

Thanks & Regards,
Supriya.[/quote]

There are many other authors posting recipes as articles. They are accepted and awarded points and cash credits.

Exactly!!

The rules are clear. You may write anything that is not copied from another web site. The article on recipe is not against any guidelines. so it can be published if not copied from somewhere. Please write for readers' pleasure.

Mr Sidharth...

You had told about the number of words.Let me to know the minimum amount given to a 400 worded article.Then only we can judge our payment.

I think a 400 word article of average quality would fetch 10 cash credits. However, the cash credits may be more or less depending on the quality of the content.

There is no laid down rule or specification... like a particular amount for a particular number of words... It solely depend on the evaluation done by Mavarick or someone from the boddunan support team.

Well Harish ji, I was just talking in generic terms. In normal practice, thats what they give for a 400 word article of average quality. They cant go ahead and give 50 for an article which deserves 10. If the content is too good, they may give 5 more but certainly not 50. Thats what I was trying to say...
Harish Jharia wrote:
[quote]There is no laid down rule or specification... like a particular amount for a particular number of words... It solely depend on the evaluation done by Mavarick or someone from the boddunan support team.[/quote]

Hi Mr. Maverick,

I would like to know if the payment threshold will be raised to Rs. 2000 from Jan?

Sridevi

Hello Supriya,
You can post articles for recipes under the section "Health & Fitness->Recipes". If you write a small recipe you can get only small amount.Instead you can group the recipes under some category then it will be big and you can get more points and cash. Try to write on your own.For example you can write all recipes related to a vegetable in one article.

Also you can post these type of questions to Q n A. Suggestion box is used to post our suggestions for boddunan website

Supriya you can post number of recipes from North Indian and south Indian dishes.
This is allowed and i think you will be the getting maximum reader because all people love to eat and to learn new dishes