Constant Content

It is more profitable to spend time creating new work than trying to get rights back on stolen work IMO.

Yes, I was thinking about Suite 101 writers who have the right to reuse articles and CC writers who have had sales for usage. I would NOT post the Suite 101 articles at Constant Content because after 1 year+ there is a really high chance the Suite article has been copied or spun and it will not pass...

Here is a whole article on how to make money from articles you already sold usage rights for. Any other ideas - love to hear them.

That answer was insightful. Not often we get to see exactly what the reason was for suspension.
I guess you remembered too much from your studies including the phrasing. Too bad.

If you are offering Full Rights and Usage obviously you should not be posting elsewhere. If you have a usage sale, now you have an article you can post elsewhere yourself - in fact I recommend it. Put on your blog or for rev share (that allows non-exclusive) or add an affiliate link and post on arti...

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Human editors. I' m Canadian and I recognize the suggested spelling as correct.

I heard that Demand Studios stopped buying crap articles at $15 a pop. Lots of upset writers.

The ebook is very good. I got a copy long after I was already successfully publishing here but I picked up some good tips anyway. It's $9.95 and you'll make back the cost with one great idea, plus you are supporting another writer who selflessly gives advice and gets rid of spammers here. You might ...

Celeste Stewart wrote:It's buried:
http://www.constant-content.com/account/referrals.htm

I'm guessing CC's trying to phase that out.

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Great points Lor. 60,000 writers is not real - maybe it made sense when there were a lot less writers but not now. What if all the active writers wrote an article about how CC is a good place to buy quality content? Post on your blog, rev share, forums etc. That would drive some buyers here now and ...

Unlimited after you clear those levels.

Once you accept an offer the "buyer" has to actually buy.

As authors here, we benefit from the site management's efforts to sell our work. However, we can work to build up CC too. As an example, here is a recent article I published that shows CC in a positive light.

What have you done recently to promote Constant Content?

You can always write support. Maybe someone hit the wrong button. Maybe you submitted a draft instead of the final product by accident.