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!
ttfn - ta ta for now
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