help with constant content

Depending on what site you are a member of, you could possibly start by publishing a couple of your favourite recipes...I have done this on triond & have had a few positive results. The only other things i could suggest is if you have a passion for something than you could write about that...I know you are training for a half marathon, why not write an article giving tips on how to prepare for such an event? Good luck to you & i can't wait to read your published work.

Just do it. :) Don't let it scare you. I wrote a few articles for them a few years ago and still get paid from them now and then. It's different from other sites like Helium, in that a client buys your article and then you get paid. When I was writing for them, you could specify if you were offering the piece exclusively or if it could be used by more than one client at a lower price per use. I don't know if they still do it, but it's a decent place to write for. I quit because I ran out of time and wasn't sure my stuff would sell and I needed to concentrate on things that would bring in a more consistent income.

I have an account with and articles published through Constant Content. I stopped writing for them because I basically ran out of ideas and was relying on the calls but by the time they had approved an article I wrote for a call, someone else had already sold it. So I got to the point where I felt like if you didn't already have something approved and waiting in the queue when an applicable call comes up, you might as well not even bother with it. Like I said, I still have articles attached to my account and one day a couple of months ago I got paid from them, completely out of the blue, because someone had bought a couple of articles and I didn't even know. But it used to be a great place to write for because you could write about anything and set your own prices for the articles, based on what you thought was a fair price. It wouldn't be the first company I'd recommend to write for but it's not a terrible one either.

In Constant Content, one thing you have to make sure about is that you follow their guidelines about format and stuff completely, and your grammar should be PERFECT!! I used to write for that site, but I submitted a piece and they said that there were too many errors in it, though I couldn't find a single one, so I just stopped writing for them...I might start again though :) Enjoy!!

Hello, Macdingolinger. Somebody recommended Constant Content to me, and I took a look, but I couldn't get my head around it. I write for Helium, and that can be quite confusing until you get used to it, but CC was a whole lot worse, and I'm usually pretty good at understanding things. Sorry I can't be any more help, but I'm sure somebody will come good for you. Have you tried Helium? I average around $250 a month there, so you'd soon get your new computer if you got into the swing of it.