Who Makes Money Online with Constant-Content?
Constant-Content--Who Should Write for Them?
Constant-Content: Make Money Writing Online
If you are a freelance writer, or simply someone who has found that writing online for cash is easy for you, constant content may be a suitable venue for you to market your work. But, I don't believe that Constant-Content is for everyone.
Who Should Write for Constant Content?In my opinion, and from my research and use of Constant-Content, only experienced writers, freelance copy writers, or those who can write and inform (tutorials, etc.) fairly easily and with quality. This is why:
When you submit your writing to Constant-Content, you are chosen by publishers or content seekers on the website. Typically, these "clients" know what they want, have experience purchasing writing, and are going to expect high caliber pieces for whatever venue they are sourcing for. If you have many articles, editorials, tutorials, research pieces and you are an experienced freelance writer, it is very beneficial to carefully submit your work and it is likely that the piece will get chosen and purchased.
But, if you write for fun or you are not an experienced writer, those "clients" on the site will choose a suitable author who uses proper grammar, format, experience, etc. to purchase writing from.
Is Constant-Content Worth it?Constant Content is definitely a worthwhile endeavor for serious writers, or intelligent experts in particular fields (computers, crafts, psychology, etc.) to sell their previously published pieces, or non-published writing. You should be confident of your work, and price your work accordingly (you set your price for each article with Constant-Content.) That is how you will really cash in with Constant-Content, selling high caliber articles/writing for higher prices. It will sell, because there is a large market for content on the web and otherwise.
Also, if you are interested in selling your writing on constant-content, keep in mind that many of the "clients" are searching for articles to use online. This means that you will need to have some experience (in addition to writing experience) in writing for SEO and keyword optimization. You definitely don't have to be an expert, but knowing some about it helps.
Who Shouldn't sign up for Constant-Content?If you are a blogger, who simply writes to cash in on Adsense, payperpost, blogitive.com, and affiliates, Constant Content might not be worth your time. Unless, of course, you plan on really shaping up your work, and are confident that it is marketable.
Another Tip for Constant-Content...One way to make money quicker and easier with Constant-Content is to check out their content requests. There is a section on Constant-Content to check out client content requests. If you go through this section, you might find a request that you already have an article to submit for. Likely, the client will purchase your article if it is submitted.
Good Luck making money online with Constant-Content, and be sure to check out the site!
If you are interested in signing up and selling your freelance writing with Constant Content, here is your link:
Published by Nikki Freeman
Freelance Writer, Graphic Designer, Web Designer. My first passion was writing, my second Art, my third singing/songwriting/music/my guitar, fourth technology. Put them all together and somehow they manage t... View profile
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8 Comments
Post a CommentI submitted articles and they were all rejected for "bad grammar." Hooey. I'm a professional, published writer albeit not the talk of the town with decades of writing experience. I do not follow every convention and neither does any good writer. Good writing is readable, not grammatically perfect. My college prof's said know the rules and break them. I spent longer than I should have on the CC articles and would have made peanuts for them. There's no way I'm going to even attempt to be perfect. You can have CC. AC might be piddling in pay but at least they do not require Strunk and White precision. Creative and effective writing in any field ain't always conventional!
500 in 2.5 months yea right, try it and you will find you make very little money if any. Just like why AC that pays $2 an article, anyone who calls that good money is out of their mind.
Nikki - After reading your article and the comments, I feel inspired to try my luck at Constant Comment. Thanks for the information!
Interesting well written article. Thanks for sharing!
I have a friend that writes for Constant-Content and she makes really good money..but she is a professional in the health industry..you have got to be a really good writer to get published there..but you can make a lot of money if you are!...good article
People who don't like CC just can't write well enough.
I think you changed my mind on Constant-Content. I will have to try it out, even if its harder I think it could pay some bills. This was a very informative article. Thank you for posting it!
Very good article. I've made a couple hundred dollars writing for requests at CC, so it's definitely worth checking out.