I just sold an article on Constant Content!

Constant Content is a website where you can post articles, reviews, etc. People who need content look on the site and if they see something they like, they purchase one of three rights, usage, unique or exclusive. You put your own price on your articles and the site takes a commission. I´m not sure exactly how much but anyway, you earn, so it´s cool. :) If you want to sign up here is the link (I´d appreciate it if you use my referral): http://www.contant-content.com/?aref=9303

I've come across constant content just yesterday when faithonly started asking about it. I wouldn't know how to answer coz I haven't been to the website myself. I'm not internet savvy!!!Anyway, I got interested when I heard about your sale! Wow! Do they accept literary articles? Please let me know. thanks!

That link is http://www.constant-content.com/?aref=9303

Yes you can join if you're in the UK. I live in England and have sold lots of work on this site. Some articles are on there for ages before they sell, but others have sold within minutes! It's a great place to sell your work, but get yourself familiarised with the site properly as you start to write for them. You'll sell more. Good luck!

I am in Guatemala and they accepted me, so I should think they would take a UK based writer. :)

i have signed up wit the site so what next

It depends on where you go. I have now sold two articles on Constant Content, but I haven´t really been trying too hard. If you look for keyword article jobs, it is really easy to find them, although they don´t pay much. Submitting to content sites like Associated Content and Constant Content is time consuming and I wouldn´t call it that easy since you have to wait quite some time. But check out writing job boards like http://www.online-writing-jobs.com for some good places to submit work. Also, if you are interested in writing keyword articles, email joshmachine_000@hotmail.com. He is looking for someone to do short articles right now.

oops. sorry about that. That is what happens before you get to 500 posts and can copy and paste! :)

This article was only up for a couple of days! I was really surprised that it sold so fast. Well, that it sold at all, it was such a ridiculous topic! Try looking under the Requested Content tab before writing, it gives you a good idea of what people are looking for. The ones at the bottom are the most recent requests.

Your best bet is to check out what people are already selling. Just look at the Recently Sold Content area or the Requested Content, to get ideas. Keep your articles short and formatted for internet, 400-500 words, single spaced, extra space between paragraphs. Make sure you have an introductory paragraph and a closing one, or they won´t accept it. If you want to sell exclusive, make sure you put that price in. Some buyers are looking more for exclusive articles than single use and are willing to pay more. Also, in order to earn, you need to submit lots and lots of articles! :) Hope this helps and good luck with your writing.

The buyers are usually webmasters or ezine editors who are looking for new content. Some of them request special articles and you can offer them your relevant articles.

Right now they are short on editors so it takes between 1 and 5 days for them to approve an article.

If you are in the US, you can also try Associated Content and www.WriteForCash.com (although they might not be accepting writers at the moment).