In India how can one make money online by writing poetry?
In online,You can create a blog of your own, and post all your poetry and can gain more viewers. Google will pay you as you gain exceeding number of viewers.You also can write a whole bunch of poetry, and publish it as a book. But, the question is all about making money online. If so, the best idea is to maintain a blog.The more you gain the readers, the more you make money.Best of luck!Thank you.♡26♡
Where should I go if I write poems in Hindi?
You can find many places on internet to put your poems.but i would suggest you some good platform which may help you.Facebook :- make a page on FB for poems and bring traffic on it.youtube :- if you have some good investment, then use youtube. Make a video and put it there. it will help you alot. I am also having my channel which i have just started.Poem bucket :- you can use this along with youtube. Which will be best combination for you to bring double traffic.nojoto :- it’s trending now a days.Ps :- if you want to be famous in anything without taking help from anyone. Its really tough to showcase your own self. Making account in such website is easy but being famous is as hard as getting job for engg now a daysMy poems :- Navinyapoems :-CHOTA BHAI || Poem on Brother by NavinyaMaa || poem on mother by Navinya || must watchBAAP || Poem On Father by Navinya || must watchMera Desh (poetry) by Navinya
How can I make money with Hindi writing?
You can earn money with knowledge of Hindi in the following ways as far as i am aware:Register with online freelancing portals such as freelancer.com, upwork.com, pph.com, Guru - Hire Quality Freelancers and Find Freelance Jobs etc as Hindi Tutor and Hindi Writer. There are so many projects i had seen in these portals (As i am also one of the freelancer in all these portals) which requests for translation of content to local languages such as Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi vis a vis. SO you can utilise this opportunity to earn income online in your free time. Also there are some projects which i had observed from international community seeking for tutors in local language such as Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi etc. So there is a potential that you get an international client who are willing to learn Hindi. You can use this opportunity if you are good at teaching Hindi.Also you can work a Ghost Hindi Writer for articles in the very same freelancing sites as mentioned above. There would be many seeking support for content writers in local Languages such as Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi where you would have an opportunity to work as ghost writer on behalf of the client.You can write some articles for local daily news papers and in turn you can earn income through them as well. For that you need to visit your local newspaper office and show your articles. If they like your articles, then you will have a chance for them to publish in their daily columns.Being said that, Life is not that easy as a freelancer. Be aware of that. Initial days or months would be so struggle some to get projects. It may take days or even months to get your 1st project on these websites. So patience is the Mantra for success. When i started my career as freelancer, I got my 1st project after 4 months after continuous struggle. After that, basis the feedback i got from clients, life seems happy now a days as i am earning about 25–30 k ($500 USD approx) in a month. So for that you need to work real hard and ensure that your client is satisfied with the work. Also time is essence as you need to deliver the project within time, within budget and most importantly upto the satisfaction of the client.I shared what i am aware of and there may be many other opportunities that are available which i may not be aware. So take time and google out to check what more opportunities are available near you. And judge yourself as per your convenience and capability.All the Best!
I write poems in hindi. My friends say I am good at it so one of them suggested me to start writing blogs. I don't know of I can really do this or have this talent. But I want to try it. How can I get started?
Okay So I was in the same situation few months back. Completely clueless I'm somewhat okay at writing, people do appreciate my work should I blog?. The answer is Why not? . Whether you're good at it or not , don't judge yourself beforehand . So here are few tips which might helpGather all your write-ups/poems together. Analyse them and make sure they're grammatically correct and well edited.Now if you plan to start a blog on any blogging site Wordpress, Blogger etc (I suggest Wordpress is better because atleast I like the interface) you should make account, customize the page. Do some research how other blogs are. Add some interesting images basically make sure your blog page looks good.Decide a well attractive name which some what sums up your writings or something unique . This also be your domain name.Finally post the poems which you think are best. Add featured image with each poem to make it look more interesting.Work is not done . All you have to do now is publicity. Make sure you share it on all social media sites so that maximum people will read it and give you feedback:).Once you start posting , be consistent. All I need to say is.,once you start stay active.And lastly once you are ready to kick-start with your new blog you can send me link. I would love to read it and give honest feedback. I hope my answer helped you :’)
Can I earn online by writing articles or blogs in India?
The writer is by nature a dreamer. Writing is an art which is highly paid now a days. You can start writing online on various online portals which pays you for your articles.One source which I am using nowadays to express my thoughts is Oyewiki - Write and Earn . Here, an author can write articles (blogs, poetry) and the best part is the writer gets paid each and every time a reader reads the articles (blogs, poetry).Here, are the steps to register on this website and start your source of income.You sign up on Oyewiki - Write and Earn and writes an article (blog, poetry).A reviewer reviews your article (blog, poetry) and makes it live.Once your article (blog, poetry) is live, it will be visible on OyeWiki - Your personal reading point | articles and videos .Now, each and every time a reader reads your article (blog, poetry), you will be paid.Currently, Oyewiki Team pays Rs 5 for 100 views, that means you can earn Rs 50 for every 1,000 views and Rs 500 for every 10,000 views and even Rs 5,000 for 1,00,000 views.If you have a great social network as well, then getting views becomes more easier for you. Share your article (blog, poetry) with as many people as you can and start your source of income.For more information, you can subscribe the oyewiki channel on youtube. There you can watch their videos, which can guide you in writing your poetry.If you like this concept of learning and earning, then do like the Facebook page Indian Reading Point. This page is managed by OyeWiki - Your personal reading point | articles and videos .Wishing you loads of luck and success!
Where can I recite my Hindi poems?
If you are looking for a community of users who express their feelings while being heard by many fellow writers/readers/performers, you may download YourQuote app and start reciting.Sharing some of my favorite performances from YQ:Gumshuda ho jaane do by Anshul Nagoriस्पष्टीकरण by Shivangi Shankar"hum surajmukhi andhere the..." by Rajshree Singhgazal by Pratik Raj Mishra"Haye jiji" by Meenu SaxenaOla Love Story..!!"अकेली शाम" by जाट साहबतू अकड़ बता न मुझे by Ankur SinghaiTera Mera kiska tha by Piyush Mishra"Guftugu" by Waseem AnwerHope you enjoy watching/listening to these performances.Get started with yours now. :)
I write Hindi poems and want to share it with people. Could you suggest me a good platform?
Congratulations, You are one of those who treasure Hindi.As I consider sharing can be done in offline as well as online mode. 1. Offline:If you have written a good collection and believe that people will love reading those, Submit your collection to a publishing house. You can go for self publishing also.There are lot of Poets gathering generally happening in India. You can participate in them.2. Online:Create a blog and start posting your poems on them. You can later share them through online platforms like Facebook and Twitter with you friends and people who share similar interest. There are different online platforms which accept volunteered articles, including poems. one of them, I recently came across was साहित्यमंजरी .
How can I blog my Hindi poems?
Start a Blog ; Writing Hindi and Poetry these all are the Broad subjects. #Blog1. Choose Free Platform like Blogger, WordPress, Tumblr2. Paid - Self Hosted WordPress or Custom 3. Customize Your Blog as per choice 4. Post content and start sharing #Hindi Typing 1. Google Input Tools (Web Version, Chrome Plugin, Android APP, Software for Window)#Poetry 1. Poetry is completely thoughts based approach.2. Read others , collect own thoughts, craft them in words, arrange sequences and start with short poems.3. Use evernote, diary, notepad, stickeys for keeping thoughts collected. I have written 200 poetry ever and i followed above all steps. you can read my poems at Sujit Kumar Lucky (sujitkumar.in)
I am interested in shayari but I dont know from where to start. Can anyone recommend me some poets whose shayari's are easy to understand?
Before writing your main answer I would like to explain the different stages of any shayari reader.In shayari there is three stage of reading, one is to understand what does is the meaning of that shayari (literal meaning or translation) which you can understand by knowing that language or with the help of good dictionary.Then comes the second stage, which is to understand the context of that sher, that is the message Shayar wants to convey.When you cleared above two stages you will now be able to absorb it, feel it, to see the bigger picture, connect yourself in that sher and finally you will be able to explain it with different context (All good sher always convey several message wrapped in its different layers) then you will be able use it in different situations that people may or may not have thought to be explained by that sher.Now coming back to your question,If you have just developed your interest in shayari and you are not Urdu speaker or don’t have a decent vocabulary of Urdu I would recommend you to first read shayari in the language you are more comfortable be it Bengali/Punjabi/Hindi or any other language, you will always find many good poets in all popular language. Once you started understanding shayari in that language you may start reading it in Hindi, Hindustani and then finally Urdu is a platform where you will find an ocean of what you might be looking for.In Urdu there are so many good shayars who is simple language in their shayari Ex:- Munawwar Rana, Rahat Indori, Wasim Barelvi, Nida Fazli and many more. I will recommend you to visit BEGINNERS' SECTION at this stage, after this stage you may move to Bashir Badr, Mohammad Alvi, Ahmad Faraz, Parveen Shakir, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, Mirza Ghalib, Mir Taqi Mir and Dr. Allama Iqbal.Dr. Iqbal’s Shayari is something that even I am not able to understand many of their shayari, after writing more than 250 Urdu poetry and more than 100 Urdu poems myself.At last I will tell you only one thing that, the Shayari (Specially Urdu Shayari) is an ocean and you will always find, that you still have something yet to be learned even after 40–50 years from now. But there is one thing for sure, that you will enjoy this process and never say “it is enough now it gets you bored”.