HOW CAN I FIND WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR?

 

How can I find Web content?

 

Start by searching our existing Internet content catalog containing thousands of already written and approved articles, blog posts, reviews and tutorials. Use the Web content search function to search by keyword or use the advanced search to filter your results even further. If you're not sure what you want, browse through our topic categories for unique articles in your niche.

 

I need a steady flow of unique articles in a given niche. Can I be alerted when new articles are approved?

 

Yes. We offer three ways to learn about new website content approved in a given category: email notifications, RSS subscriptions, and our "Watch a Category" page. Email Notifications: To sign up for email notifications, go to Edit My Account and find the Subscription Settings Section. Pick your favorite Internet content categories and click the Save Changes button.

RSS Subscriptions: Click on your desired category and look for the square orange RSS icon. Click the "Subscribe to Category" link and follow your Web browser's prompts to subscribe to the RSS feed.

Watch a Category: Click on Account Status under My Account and scroll down to the Watch a Category section. Use the drop-down text box to select a category and then click the Show button. You will then see the most current Internet content added to that category.

 

I can’t find Web content that fits my needs. Do you offer content writing services?

 

Yes! Submit a Web (or articles) content request through our public request system and Web content writers will start the content writing process. These writers will then submit unique articles specific to your request. All articles are run through iThenticate and then reviewed by our editorial team to ensure that the articles' content meets our strict editorial standards.

 

What is requested content?

 

While we have thousands of unique articles available, sometimes you need content for website pages that is either ultra specific or requires a specific set of keywords. You may want to include the latest research or need articles that conform to unique guidelines. Placing a public or private request for Web content ensures that your specific requirements are met.

Public Requests – Public requests are sent out to all content writers on the site by email and posted in the writer’s area on a public request list.

Private Requests – If you find a content writer that you enjoy working with or who has specific skills for your project, you can submit a private request to that particular content writer only.

 

I've submitted a request. Under status it says "Webmaster Approval Waiting." What does that mean?

 

To prevent spam going out to over 30,000 writers, a human prescreens all requests. Requests are approved as quickly as possible.

 

What happens when I request content?

 

After the request is approved, it is posted to our Requested Content page and distributed via email to the appropriate article writers. Interested content writers will then begin submitting unique articles to the request. Once the articles' content is approved by our editorial review team, you will receive an email notifying you. To review the submissions, log into your account.

As the requester, you are granted three days of exclusive access to the Web content submitted to your request before the articles become visible on Constant Content for anyone (including you) to purchase. Of course, there is no obligation to buy content if you find that the submissions do not meet your needs.

How long does it take for website content written for my request to appear?

 

Once your request has been approved and is live on our site, website content writers interested in the request will start writing immediately. However, article writing requires time for research, writing, rewriting, and proofreading. Once the article writer is satisfied and has uploaded the article to Constant Content, the content must undergo our strict editorial review process. Because you are waiting, our editorial team does prioritize requested Web content over general submissions. Expect at least two business days before unique articles begin appearing for your request.

Do I have to buy content submitted to my request in a certain time frame?

 

You have three days of exclusive access to the content. During that time, only you can see the submissions. Once the three day period elapses, other customers can see, and may buy, the requested content. If a submission absolutely wows you, we recommend that you buy them before general release to our catalog. Additionally, once your request has been fulfilled, please update or close your request so that article writers don’t continue submitting articles to your request.

Many customers find that they need additional content for website pages, ezines, article marketing campaigns, and so on later. You can come back to pick up more Web content from the initial responses later if desired.

What if none of the original articles submitted to my request meet my needs?

 

No problem. You're under no obligation to purchase any of them. In the unlikely case you do not get what you are looking for, please contact us and we will assist you in sourcing exactly what you need.

Why are content writers telling me that they have submitted articles / content and I still can't see the submissions?

 

Some new writers who are unfamiliar with the submission process think that the minute they submit an article it will appear. However, online content submitted to requests must go through our stringent review process. If you can't see an article, it means the article is either currently under review, may not actually be submitted yet, or has been returned to the content writer for revisions.

What should I do if a writer pastes an article in an email to me?

 

If you receive an article through the message system that has been pasted into the body of the message, it means that the article has not gone through the proper review process. Either the writer doesn't understand the submission process or is trying to circumvent the submission process.

In either case, you should be suspicious of the article's quality level and uniqueness. If an article doesn't go through our submission and approval process, you will not benefit from our editorial review and will have no way of knowing whether or not the article is original or if it has been stolen.

Accepting this type of content may leave your site open to penalties from the search engines or lawsuits from other businesses. You should only accept articles that have been properly screened and made available to you through the correct channels.

Why aren't any authors writing for my request?

 

Some web content requests are not attractive to writers. For example, a request for a 3,000 word article with a $20 budget will not generate many articles. Requests requiring specific training and knowledge or extensive research will be less popular than requests for topics that any good writer can cover.

 

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