Constant Content

Sounds to me that the URL was given so you know where the content will go. So, the article should somehow relate to that site's visitors. They keywords go in the article itself, and may even be the topic of your article. The site owner will be targeting keywords for the location, or the service is h...

When the customer asks for references, I include them at the bottom without the DOI or source URL. For example: Derwing, T. M., Rossiter, M. J., & Munro, M. J. (2002). Teaching native speakers to listen to foreign-accented speech. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 23(4), 245...

The cat and I have blown the dust off the typewriter. We've gotten out the quill pen, ink, parchment, and several other items editors might enjoy. We've even poured our finest coffee into our best china mug. Everything has been placed with care to build an alter luxurious enough to conjure the highe...

Hello I currently have 15 articles waiting for editor approval. Some of these are for a casting call. I'd like to include links to them when contacting the customer. The others are for a public request that closes in two days. Some of the articles have been waiting for five days, and now it's the we...

It's possible, but last month I had the same issue and it ended up causing tons of problems.

Ok, so now the request is even missing. Guessing it wasn't left open by the system?

Hi there. You can submit them, but you can only offer a usage license because they've already been used elsewhere. To change your pen name, click "Edit Account Info" in the side navigation under "My Account". (It's the 12th one down.) Then, change it in the input box and click &q...

Not sure if it will help you, but I had this issue a while ago. Eric sent me a link https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/607/02/ I used it like a check list. I removed all the commas from my articles. Then, I went through and added them back in as I went through Owl's resource. After the firs...

I'm having serious issues with the system for an ongoing private request. (I've tried to get the issue solved via email and the article submission page.) When someone has a few minutes, could they please look at it for me to see why the private request isn't showing up in the article submission syst...

Yes, you can divide keyword phrases with punctuation. Google will still recognize them. However, you can't split it up using a heading: <h2>Utilities - Why Switch?</h2> <p>Gas and electricity...</p> This is because Google crawls h-tags separately from paragraphs, so they're seen as separate objects....

Some articles were available to the public prior to the price cap being put into place.

If you get Ed as your editor, you'll notice he also doesn't like the word "is". He'll often reject articles for wordiness if he finds it. For me, the paragraph given has three lengthy sentences all in the same format. Try varying your sentence length and style to improve readability. "...

No, they don't issue any sort of tax forms. There's a thread here somewhere, but basically, it's up to you to track and report everything. I believe other writers suggested downloading your PayPal statements.

Since most webmasters try to stay in the 600-800 word range, I'd suggest you split them and offer them almost like a series. It will make the content appeal to a bigger target audience. Break them up prior to submission and offer them up for sale. In the short summary area, you may be able to indica...

Reference Links: I'll try not to rehash my opinion on this whole thing, but I had a few thoughts and a suggestion. In instances where the article really should have some kind of links, I think it's quite pointless to have them listed at the end without the protocol. First, it's a real waste of every...