Constant Content

I've noticed more inconsistency lately with the editing, as well. I can write several articles that are similar in tone and structure and one will be rejected, while the others are accepted. In some cases, it seemed more like a personal like or dislike was being applied. That being said, I've learne...

Does anyone know what happens if you take orders from a writer's pool and one gets rejected? I resubmitted after making the changes (weirdly enough, all the articles were written the same way, but only one triggered edits), but it says the request is closed. Not sure if that means the client won't g...

It doesn't seem that they have to buy after that. I've had a couple of offers that I accepted and were never purchased.

I've asked to be removed from the pool. All those darn emails pouring into my email just tick me off and frustrate me for the rest of the day, because I can't grab any! Enough frustration, I'm going to focus on my own projects.

Yeah, I think I've started to rely on the Writer pool requests too much, but they made up the majority of my income from CC for a while. I've set my email to automatically delete the post-article notifications so I won't get so frustrated. I think you all have the right idea, to just work on buildin...

I'm wondering how people manage to get jobs with the Writer Pools. I get the notifications for each and every article listed in my email, but by then, it's too late. I sit and refresh the pool page from the time I wake up and nada, then later I get the notifications. How do you actually get these jo...

I believe the price is $50 as stated in the email. That's what I've been pricing them at.

Hello Everyone, Although I consider myself to be fairly computer savvy and am not usually this inept, my newness here is clearly showing. I can certainly produce more energy-related material before tomorrow's deadline if I could only figure out how to get the articles submitted, therefore, I'd be g...

Previous requests have been for both US and UK, so I think you can do either one. It's the same guy doing all the buying, so the guidelines should be the same. It would be good to add this to the requests, though.

JoyRCalderwood wrote:why do you say to put "quotes" around the text?

That tells Google to look for that exact text, in that exact order, as opposed to just those words in any order throughout text. It will pull up exact matches to your content if there are any.

My insurance articles are still sitting in waiting (and one in review) so I'm guessing that order hasn't gone through yet. Fingers crossed!

J. A. Young wrote:yeah, but what I want to know is when are the orders going to roll in for 300 food articles??? (giving us an excellent excuse to stay up late and eat while we write)

Yeah! I want that, too! Or travel.
The editors must be sick to death of these topics.

I did think of that, but I'm also in the middle of making a baby shower gift, so trying to divide my time accordingly.
The rush orders are a very new thing, but I like them. Hopefully they'll keep up so we can all earn more!

I think I like the mad rush of doing the articles in 12 hours. Not sure if it's worth writing any more ... the four I did last night are in review and I imagine there are a lot of other people who wrote last night, too.

No sales here and I didn't see any pop up on the recently sold list, either.