Sometimes, the Aversity dashboard will automatically redirect you to the login page when trying to access a course or page inside the dashboard, even if you’re already logged in. This is usually a browser issue and can be solved easily by deleting your browser cache. Keep in mind that this will not delete your browser history or cookies. It’ll only delete saved files from websites you’ve visited. This is how you do this in Google Chrome (same process in Firefox)

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. On your browser toolbar, click More Tools  Clear Browsing Data.
3. In the “Clear browsing data” box, click the checkbox for Cached images and files.
4. Use the menu at the top to select the amount of data that you want to delete. Choose the beginning of time to delete everything. Note: This option does not appear on all devices.
5. Click Clear browsing data.

You can change your payout information by going to your profile settings in your Aversity account. You can change your Paypal email or choose a different type of payout.

Aversity pays its partners twice a month, once on the 15th of the month and once on 29th or 30th, depending on the month, assuming you reach the minimum payout amount of $300.

You will get paid on the closest payday, 30 days after making the initial commission or the commission that pushed your account balance to the minimum $300 payout. For example, if you earned a commission on February 11th, you will receive it on March 15th payout, or if you make a commission on April 28th, you will receive the payout on May 30th.

In order to calculate the payout day, add 30 days to the day you earned the commission and choose the closest payout day to the result.

The minimum payout is $300. If you don’t reach this amount on the Payday, your commissions will be held until you reach the minimum payout amount.

Aversity accepts a limited number of articles every month by its users. You can simply contact our support team for more details regarding publishing requirements and our publisher program, but here are some basics:

• Articles must be about business or personal development niche
• We don’t allow affiliate links inside articles, only links to useful websites, services or Aversity affiliate links.
• Articles must be at least 700 words
• and your article must be unique and well written (we check for both using our tools and in house copywriting tools)

After you’re approved for the first time, we provide you with a writer account, which allows you to publish articles on Aversity with ease in the future.

Aversity’s employment requirements may vary based on the position we’re offering. Most of the positions we offer are skill-based and don’t require a college or university degree.

Please read the career list for more details on each available position…