Seems like a Lot of Work

[keress]

I signed on as an editor at Joe Ant, but now I see that I have to provide 300 site reviews before I can add another topic. I thought it would be good for my clients if I had a lot of access there, but I don't know who's going to pay for my time to do all of that. I'm a web designer who does seo work, kind of on the side, for the sites I do, I can't do everything. How valuable is it to be a JoeAnt editor?

Also, I see that after you've submitted a couple thousand sites you can apply for a staff position. What kind of money do they offer? Anybody know?

[Hbird64]

Keress,

when you reached 300 points you can add an extra topic to your anthill. This is done to make sure you know the rules of JoeAnt.com before you can submit to other topics.

You can also ask in our forum for an 'Out of Category' submission. In that way someone else will submit the site for you, after you provide the url, title, description, topic etc.

If you don't have time to submit the sites yourself, you have to pay someone to do it, or use our Speedpass submission.

Nobody made it from starting editor to staff. It doesn't bring you extras, because we are all volunteers.

Hugo
Staff Member of JoeAnt.com