Writers Get Smart And Write Requested Content

Frustrated writers get smart and write customer requested content right away. I strongly recommend the Requested Content on Constant Content’s website. I encourage everyone to check it out. You can do nothing but learn from submitting your writing there, no matter how ticked off the editors may tend to make some writers! Those editors know exactly what it takes to write for customers requesting web content. The sole purpose of those customers is to make money via your articles. This type of writing requires a distinct style and strategy that is different from what many writers are accustom to.

CC Writers - Figure Out What Editors Want And Give It To Them

Constant Content writers can watch and figure out what editors want, then just give it to them. Stop fretting about what you disagree or disapprove of. If you want to write and get paid for your writing, sometimes (lots of times, in fact) you have to give in to those in the driver seat. What? You thought YOU were in the driver seat? NOT!

You’re the writer, and there is ALWAYS going to be someone else whose opinion you have to consider. In this particular case, it’s CC. Editors reprimand or ask for rewrites, with the customer in mind. THEIR customer! If they make a request, so be it. Writers shouldn’t take offense. Make the needed changes and keep it pushing, or better yet, learn the game! Or in other words, figure out how they want it, and once you get it right, try to always write and present the work the same way.

To elaborate on this point, I previously wrote an in-depth post about the Requested Content section on CC. This is such an important point, it constantly requires emphasizing. So I recently re-emphasized the need to concentrate on the Requested Content section. I wrote a brief article about getting paid instead of just frustrated.
The information I included in the article was based on my recent experience just this year. As I mentioned in the last post, I made a point to monitor the progress of two articles that were posted just hours after the “request” for the assignments.

I saw the request in my CC Inbox, I did my research and quickly wrote the article. Upon submitting the article, I noticed (via the websites rating system for your “keywords” used in the excerpt) one particular keyword density was lower than I wanted. I used some “leftover” research and gave a second article a different slant on the same topic. I inserted the additional keywords (being careful not to omit any of the original keywords in the edited version) and submitted that article as well. I checked the status today, since this was the last day the customer had to keep the article for exclusive viewing. To my delight, the customer had purchased both articles! YAY!!! My experiment worked and now I am sure I will able to get more articles purchased using this method.

I hope everyone will be sure to take a few minutes to read over this information in this related article and this brief Xomba Blurb about writing for Constant Content and how to get paid.. It will make you look at the Requested Content section differently. You’ll be glad you did – I sure as hell was!

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Charm

Providing Fresh Titles For The New Year

Why not start 2010 off by providing fresh titles to Constant Content. The titles I recently submitted were article topics that I'd written on the previous month. Taking the time to give the topic and the material a different slant enables you to create a new article from an existing one, without doing a lot more research. I was able to submit two new articles to CC the first Monday of the New Year by using this method.

Try A Different Payment Approach

In addition to submitting my own titles this year (instead of searching through the Requested Content), I'm trying a different payment approach for the new articles. Since I typically choose to write content based on preselected topics, I normally use Constant Content's guidelines for payment amount. This time, I selected only a "usage price" and "unique price" payment option. Choosing the usage option and setting it at a competitive rate allows you to get more mileage out of popular article submissions.

Whether you decide to tackle some of the REQUESTED CONTENT, or you do like I did and supply your own titles, do yourself a favor, do it quick. Today is ALREADY the ninth day into the new year. Don't wait to start searching or soliciting for your writing assignments. Early in the year, early in the month, early in the week and early in the day. Start the year off double time, or before you know it, Christmas will be here!

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Charm Baker Moves To SQUIDOO

This Is the Final Post of the Year.

Unfortunately, I won't be posting anything else for the rest of the year, however, there is much more to come in early 2010! Until then, this blog is temporarily suspended while I settle into my new home at SQUIDOO.com

While there won't be any new posts here for a while, there is still plenty of HELPFUL information on the previous posts you find here.

Please Follow this link to read more from Charm Baker and keep up with information pertaining to freelance writing and making money online with your writing.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Maintain Discipline In Writing

With the daily influx of writing assignments on CC, it's crucial to maintain discipline in writing. Especially if you also do a lot of article marketing for other websites. Since the time spent writing one article for CC could be used to self-promote multiple articles, I have to stay focused on why I write for Constant Content. Whereas marketing articles for ad revenue fluctuates and benefits me later than sooner, writing for CC pays me sooner than later! That is reason enough to write something for CC on a daily basis!

Doing lots of marketing, it's very easy to lose sight of the above fact. Once again, I have found it necessary to set up a new routine (I KNOW - NOT AGAIN- But at least I'm trying!), in order to write and submit at least one article daily.

My new schedule (not agenda, although I have a new one of those too)

MORNING 8am - 1pm PROMOTION
I need time to work with every online activity that I do, so that I can make sure I've maximized my earnig potential.

AFTERNOON / EVENING 2:30pm - 6pm WRITE REQUESTED CONTENT
Based on my own individual circumstances, I've determined this to be the prime time for me to sit down with PEN & PAPER (not the computer) and write my CC articles. If I can, I'll type them and submit them as well, but for me, the main thing is getting them WRITTEN.

NIGHT 9pm - 12midnight PUBLISH ARTICLES
Now that I've completed a full day that included promoting existing work, and creating new work, I can use this time to tighten everything up and get it published. That means finishing any CC article typing and submitting, as well as tweaking and or uploading hub articles on my other writing income source: HubPages.

If you're a CC writer that is struggling with trying to write and keep everything else in your world together, try creating a schedule that will help you maintain discipline in your writing. The more you work in harmony with your routine, the better you get in writing your articles and getting them purchased.

NEWS FLASH: Guess what guys? I finally have begun to go to my various articles related to CC and getting paid writing, and put in our CC blog feed. If you're reading any of my other money making articles, don't be surprised to see this blog.

Constant Content Referral Revenue Rising

Greetings & Salutations Constant Content Writers. I' hope everyone has been as busy as me. That refers not just to your writing endeavors on CC, but in general. In fact, I haven't done any article writing for CC this month, yet I will be getting a PayPal payment anyway. Thanks to the great CC writer referral program (and writers like the ones mentioned below), my referral income is on the rise! I hope you writers are spreading the word to your writer friends. You could be earning writer referral commissions also.

As I continually mention here in my blog posts, as long as you're writing something everyday, it's a good thing. I even made a bit of a retraction on my notion to only do CC writing, although I did qualify the statement at the time I made it. What I actually said was: When you first get started writing for Constant Content, it might be a good ideal to write exclusively for them until you get the hang of things.

If you have already started on the road to writing for CC, even if you haven't had an article purchased yet, you already realize how difficult "just" writing the content they request can be. So you no doubt can understand my concern over writers losing focus right away, especially if they're diverted by other things as well. I know the kind of writer I am myself, and I've been known to throw my hands up in a heartbeat, and move on to the next thing. That, unfortunately won't get you paid. I found that out the hard way. So it is good to have one or two other things to help you stay motivated (among other things), until that first sell and Constant Content payment is accomplished.

My top selling author at Constant Content this month Phillip Gwinn, wrote a wonderful "lens" (article)about his experiences writing for CC. I encourage anyone to read it and get an even better view of Constant Content, for those not getting the help they need from the CC forums, or even from this blog, even though I try to inspire :(

Phillip and the other two writers below would be the first to tell you, it may seem impossible for a minute. You end up saying to yourself, after multiple acceptances (finally), but no purchases: "Dammit! What do these people want from me??? But when you finally get it, that's it. Somehow the rest of your articles just follow suit. You know how they want you to write, and you write it! Then the key after that is: REQUESTED CONTENT DAILY! Something will sell!
Once that happens, you'll begin to see that it was definitely worth all the fuss! You'll be dying to go through the whole process all over again! I'll bet these CC writers would agree:

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PURCHASED ARTICLES THIS MONTH - AWESOME JOB!

* Phillip Gwinn

* K RENO

* C. Gaillard


I haven't did a thing on CC this month but promote the site and try to keep up this and my other blogs. Since I'm finally getting paid from my other blog and my contexual ads that are on various writing articles I've written, I need to make sure everything is getting properly circulated. It's very time consuming, but paying off in the end. I know that my particular nice is marketing and motivating newbies writers to make money, so try as I may to get away from it, that's the kind of writing I regularly keep doing. Instead of constantly trying to fight that fact, I've given into it, to see how it can benefit me best. That is why I've decided to return to posting on what you could call the sister blog to this blog.

Motivating Marketing Newbies(MMN) is actually the BIG sister, because I started that blog before I re-found (boy would CC get me for that one) Constant Content and began writing for them. It's a great little blog and it centers on the affiliate marketer. If anyone does that type of writing, or is struggling to do better and get paid with their affiliate marketing products, check out the MMN blog, after reading this post.

I just want to add in conclusion to this post: If you're discouraged because you see the exciting potential in CC, but haven't been able to realize it yet yourself (monetarily), don't despair. I say it all the time and my own experience has proved it to be so, writing Requested Content as soon as it hits your inbox will get you paid!


Good Luck!
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Charm

Where To Get Help About Constant Content Writing

Greetings & Salutations:

Looking for honest to goodness writing assignments that pay used to be a problem for new writers, but not anymore, thanks to Constant Content (CC). Author Phillip Gwinn, a CC author, helps new writers understand the process as well as the possible pitfalls for those who are impatient and not focused. Between Phillip's thoroughly researched and detailed article, and the information you find on this blog, there is no reason for ANY sincere writer to be without options.

While CC may not be for everyone, it is definitely a site that will challenge you and your writing ability. It may seem difficult to get started, but consider it like a bicycle that you just learned to ride. Your movements may seem bumpy and unsure at the beginning, but once you get your balance and are on your way, the possibilities are endless!!!

Recognizing A Good Thing!

It is a sad truth, but a truth nonetheless; not everyone that comes in contact with a good thing will recognize it. As great a writing opportunity as Constant Content is, many writers just miss the boat. Sometimes the reason is directly related to a writer's writing abilities (or lack thereof), and sometimes it's just a matter of procrastination.

The writer that is lacking in good writing skills can do many things to improve their writing, and thus improve their opportunities to get paid. Doing so, will help them both at Constant Content, and other writing websites. If needed, there are a whole kit and kaboodle of writing websites and online writing institutions to help you gain better writing skills. There is no shame in taking a writing course or two to improve writing skills, and positioning yourself to be able to earn more money. If you sign up for CC and find that you are having trouble getting your articles accepted, you may want to consider an online writing course.

But what about the writer that is a constant procrastinator? Well, constant procrastination and constant content just don't mix (pun intended:) If you have a tendency to put things off, unless you want to continue putting off GETTING PAID, I suggest you find ways to work on your fault. This is a very costly character flaw, because putting off writing,especially at CC, means putting off paying customers who come to you with their money in their hand. This is definitely NOT a good thing.

So, if you are thinking of signing up for CC, by all means sign up.

If you are already signed up, and are having problems, READ THE HELP PROVIDED!

If you want help to stop procrastinating and start writing and submitting articles, STAY TUNED TO THIS BLOG (That's exactly what it's here for)!

Happy Writing

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Charm

Constant Content: One Of Multiple Income Generating Sources

Greetings & Salutations - It's been a moment since my last post, but I've been busy sharing some useful writing tips. I've been telling other writers how Constant Content is one of multiple income generating sources. Those who haven't already joined us, should follow any of the page links located here. Practically every thing you find here will tell you why Constant Content is the perfect solution to your search for better paying writing gigs.

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