Striving To Keep Up With Requested Content

Greetings & Salutations,

I am finally all settled in and totally ready to get back into a blogging frame of mind! My efforts today, as well as for the remainder of the week, revolve around striving to keep up with Constant Content's requested content. This is something that I have been meaning to do, but prior to today, I was failing at miserably. No matter what I do, other things have managed to divert me from writing requested content when I first get it in my inbox. More about this in a minute, but first:

CONGRATULATIONS TO CONTEST WINNER

I am happy to announce a couple of things today. First of all, I want to extend congratulations to Kelly Reno – the winner of the Referral Contest that I was running when I first started this Blog. The contest was not entirely understood or approved by Constant Content, so rather than engage in any questionable behavior (and jeopardize my standing with CC), I decided to discontinue it. I did, however, indicate that I would honor the first contest winner to accomplish the sale of 3 articles.

Writer Kelly Reno is reported as recently having had not her 3rd but 4th article purchased this week. I was more than happy to award Kelly the $25 contest prize, via PayPal. CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN KELLY! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

MY PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT

As for the other thing I want to report, it really only applies to me. Although it is a personal achievement, it is still Constant Content (CC) related. The fact of the matter is, I believe I have finally created a truly workable as well as flexible writing schedule that will help me successfully keep up with the Requested Content that is available on CC.

CC WRITER'S MAIN MONEY-MAKING SOURCE

As you all know, one of the MAIN MONEY MAKING ADVANTAGES that CC has over other "writer websites" is the requested content assignments. These are daily writing assignments that writers can regularly earn money for. There are numerous writing opportunities that CC makes available on a daily basis. This makes Constant Content one of the best places for writers to earn a decent income with their writing.

Because the customers that are in the “Requested Content” section have asked for certain topics to be written a specific way, they are prepared to pay a higher rate than others typically pay online for content. Posted alongside the request for specific content is the set amount the customer will pay, as well as the requested article length and any other relevant details.

Those writers who have been following this "Constant Content Cash" blog are accustomed to me singing the praises of CC's requested content section. I have wholeheartedly endorsed and promoted the ideal of getting paid more money by keeping up with and submitting requested content, however, no one better than me knows how hard that can sometimes be.

If you have daily requests coming directly to your CC inbox (as I suggested in: Why Constant Content Is A Legitimate Writing Gig!), then you know just how much work is actually available, and believe me, it is a lot! Once again, I emphasize, the BEST way to really take advantage of all the writing assignments and get in on the earnings, is to write DAILY Requested Content DAILY!

That is why today, I successfully completed a schedule that would not allow me to do anything else on my computer until I had:

1. Checked My CC Inbox and Selected the Requested Content That I Want To Write For The Day.

2. Compiled My Research (both online and off), and Printed Out All The Related Material I Plan To Use.

3. Printed Out My Pre-formatted Daily Requested Content Form (That I Specifically Created For CC Articles)

4. Spent 3 Hours Writing Or Completed 2 CC Requested Content Assignments (Whichever Comes First)

I was tickled pink and very proud of myself today after not only sticking religiously to my agenda, but completing it in a timely manner. I was finally able to crank out two Requested Content articles and submit them both. In all honesty, I have to admit that the requests had actually came 3 days ago, but at least they needed several articles and the request is still open. I even checked to see how many articles from the same request had been purchased and there were none. I guess that's why CC ACCEPTED the first of the two articles within an hour of me actually submitting it. The requests are still very much in demand, so I believe both articles have a good chance to be purchased.

In addition to accomplishing my goal of submitting two requested articles, I was able to do some very productive work related to my write for pay blog. This was a good thing too, since I have experienced some exciting activity this week with my Google earnings increase. I needed time to be able to analyze the increase in earnings and the reason for my success. Doing so will allow me to duplicate my efforts on a larger scale. A better schedule was definitely called for. I know that analyzing contextual ad stats and profits is equally important as writing articles, but I also realize Constant Content is definitely a bird in the hand. That's why I'm glad for my new writing agenda. It is well-defined and allows ample time to pay close attention to ALL my writing endeavors so I can monitor and continue to increase my success.

I encourage everyone to create a realistic writing agenda that they can sincerely and successfully stick too.

ttfn - ta ta for now
Charm