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re: Submitting whole article
Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:47 pm
by Lisa-Anne Sanderson
Hello everyone,
Since I read that Celeste places the whole of her articles in the sample box I've been doing that too. However, I haven't noticed an increase in sales and I've been worried about people copying them.
What do others think?
Best Regards,
Lisa
www.webwritereditor.com
www.bookaddiction.blogspot.com
Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 7:07 pm
by abraidwood
I've been posting the entire article too. I'm not that worried about people stealing it, but I've only been using CC for a month, so can't claim wide experience! I figure they're more likely to buy if they can see what they're getting.
Alison
Posting entire article
Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:38 pm
by ston_bran
From what I understand from the current submission guidelines, we don't post whole articles anymore now that there are no free promo articles. The guidelines say to post at least one-third of the piece. I usually post about half of the piece I am submitting, and sales have been pretty good. It is only my first month, and I have sold 10 articles or more. I think you can decide how much you want to post, but it must be at least one-third of the article. Hope this answers your question!
-Brandy S.
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 8:26 am
by dsletten
I only post the full article if it is for a public request or private request so the buyer can see exactly what he/she is buying. With public requests the buyer usually has more than one to chose from so it helps if they can read the entire article. Otherwise I only post 1/3 to 1/2 of my article. I haven't had a problem with article theft so far...knock on wood.