NetTuts + Submit your tutorial and get Paid.

Are you a Geek who can prepare tutorials on various technologies. Do you want to get paid for preparing it. Here is a place where you get paid for your knowledge.

NetTuts is offering this program where you get paid for the tutorials that you submit.You can make an offer for the tutorial prepared and make a deal with them. What are the topics Nettus currently looks for?

1.HTML / CSS techniques
2.Javascript techniques
3.jQuery or similar libraries
4.CMS’s – WordPress, Expression Engine, Joomla, etc
5.Simpler PHP & Rails techniques

If you think you can create tutorials on these topics then hurry up to signin with Nettuts and make a deal. There are certain criterias for the tuts.

The tutorial must be already written.
It must be original work.
You need to have a paypal account for Nettuts to transfer the money.
The tutorial must be of the format specified.

There is a section for Premium customers. If you have indepth knowledge then you can write Premium content for which you will be paid double.

Also you can just submit tips of 5 mins length tutorial and get paid for it.

So what are you guys waiting for. Knowledge is Money now.

Netuts+ - Submit your Tutorial

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