Most of us are masters of writing what we know and what we don’t know. That’s why some of us make  a living out of it, right? But have you ever considered the possibility that the potential of your great content is limited just because you don’t tend to pay much attention to the simple thing called “Content Accessibility”?

If you’ve never heard of the term, well, I don’t blame you. Just for the record, it’s the simple process of making sure that the better part of your content can be accessed by the poeople who refer to your blog.

First of all, let me thank all of you who did take part in the contest, and made it a success. I’ve tried my best to distribute the prizes in a way most of you would get your hands on one. But if you don’t, remember that soon, I would be posting up another contest:)

The usernames displayed here are the same names you posted at the contest post. If you’re unsure about your username, please visit the contest page and cross-reference it with the URL, in the comments field.

So, here are the winners.

I haven’t seen many people trying their luck with this process so sometime back I thought of experimenting with it. Though I didn’t experiment enough to make some serious money, I came to the conclusion that it is possible to make money sharing pictures, if you have got the right mindset.

So here’s where the magic is. Networks like Shareapic.net pays publishers to upload their own pictures, host them free of charge and get paid whenever these images are viewed. For an instance, if I was running a photo blog which was getting a lot of image views, I’d host my images at Shareapic.net and post the thumbnails on my site.