Constant Content

Why do the recently sold content show a sell date of 6/29? Please see below:

https://www.constant-content.com/accoun ... ontent.htm

Is it supposed to be this way? If not, can you explain the discrepancy?

Do you have any articles that haven't sold for years? Are you optimistic that such articles will eventually sell one day?

Is there a minimum word count? Do articles have to be a minimum number of words?

I just got another referral today, so it's actually 34. But only 1 person has sold anything. That person, my first referral, sold two articles.

I'm pretty sure the person would get caught sooner or later and get their account disabled.

CC affiliates surely won't get anyone rich. But I wonder why so many newbies don't submit at least one article, even for a public request. In my opinion, CC is a gold mine. If I had more time, I would submit dozens of articles per month. But most new registrants don't see it this way. They don't eve...

Of those people, only one of them has submitted one article.

Is this typical?

How would you know if the request has already been filled?

Do you have a certain method that you use to decide?

Celeste,

Do you do a lot of private requests? What percentage of your sold articles are private requests?

What about direct deposit?

I know that some topics are popular and tend to sell quicker. Are health titles one of them?

How long do you spend writing an article for CC, and how many articles do you try to write per week?

How many submissions does the average public request get? I know there's usually competition for public requests, so I was also what percentage of your public requests have been picked? Also, is there any way of finding out how many people have submitted something for a public request?

When I look at the public requests, there is something that says "Number of Documents". What does this mean? Does this stand for the number of people who have submitted work so far for the assignment?

Also what does the "Purchase Rating" mean on a public request?