Multiple Writing Platforms
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2016 12:07 pm
Hey fellow Constant Contenters,
I'm a new author and have recently been a little underwhelmed with my sale rate on articles. Admittedly, I haven't done much research on my own, so this may be a bad question to ask but am I allowed to put my articles up on multiple websites? Do I retain the rights of my article even after I put them up for sale? Obviously, once sold for full rights, the ownership of the article is transferred to the buyer, I know that. But at that point, couldn't I just remove the article from the other site to preserve who owns what? I would but them up for sale on multiple sites, but then remove them from sale after they've been sold. Is that frowned upon or against some sort of agreement I've agreed to?
Aside from the sale rate (which is really just a combination of luck and interest), Constant Content has been amazing. I really enjoy feedback from the editors and learning how to become a more advanced author.
Thank you.
(Please don't bash me for grammar)
I'm a new author and have recently been a little underwhelmed with my sale rate on articles. Admittedly, I haven't done much research on my own, so this may be a bad question to ask but am I allowed to put my articles up on multiple websites? Do I retain the rights of my article even after I put them up for sale? Obviously, once sold for full rights, the ownership of the article is transferred to the buyer, I know that. But at that point, couldn't I just remove the article from the other site to preserve who owns what? I would but them up for sale on multiple sites, but then remove them from sale after they've been sold. Is that frowned upon or against some sort of agreement I've agreed to?
Aside from the sale rate (which is really just a combination of luck and interest), Constant Content has been amazing. I really enjoy feedback from the editors and learning how to become a more advanced author.
Thank you.
(Please don't bash me for grammar)