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People who write in response to requests on unfamiliar subjects don't have much other choice. Obviously one can just write about whatever one wants and hope that the articles sell at some point, but I would assume that's a long term strategy which people who need quick cash simply can't afford to p...

Perhaps the writers that don't rely on Google and Wikipedia are the ones that are more effective at selling articles. . . People who write in response to requests on unfamiliar subjects don't have much other choice. Obviously one can just write about whatever one wants and hope that the articles se...

Thanks for the tips folks. :) The 25 articles per week takes into account a statistic I read suggests that, on average, every article accepted represents $20 to the author. Here is my suggestion. Write an article for a request. Whether or not you sell your article, do a search on ConstantContent as...

Hi Cody! I read that article too and while it was not exactly what the buyer requested, I don't believe CC would not pass it along to the buyer. Sometimes buyers just give us ideas and we can build on them. Each writer might read the request a little differently. Ultimately the buyer decides if an ...

Hi everyone, I have been using this site for a few months and have had three articles accepted so far. One has been sold and I have received offers on the other two which I rejected. My second article was initially rejected due to some minor errors related to American conventions in writing names of...