Make Money Freelance Writing at Constant Content

If you're a freelance writer, a journalist out of work or would simply like to get into freelance writing to make an extra income, then it's well worth taking a look at the freelance writing website Constant Content. You can make money at Constant Content by selling your articles and depending on which topics you write about, you can make anywhere from $7 - $250+ per article, with the majority of articles being sold in the region of $20 - $80.

This kind of price tag for your writing work at Constant Content is, in general, a great deal better than you can expect to get on freelance websites such as Elance and Odesk. There's also no bidding system at Constant Content, so you won't waste time writing proposal after proposal, only to be out bid by someone who's prepared to work at a much cheaper rate than you can afford to. Freelance writing job boards tend to push down prices and writers can sometimes end up working hard for very little reward, especially if they are not that good at capitalizing on their strengths, marketing themselves well and valuing their writing skills appropriately.

There are two ways to make money freelance writing at Constant Content. The first involves you uploading unique articles and then setting a price tag for your work. You can set up to 3 prices for your article; either for Full Rights which will have the highest price tag; Usage Rights which you'll price lower; and Unique Price which will be somewhere in between. All articles uploaded are checked in copyscape and any duplicate content will be immediately rejected. It's also worth mentioning that you receive 65% of the price tag on your article with 35% going to Constant Content.

You can upload unique blog posts, web articles or magazine style articles on any topic you want to. Customers then browse the site and if they want your article they will need to pay the price you have set (unless you have enabled "Best Offer", which allows the customer to offer you a price - which you are under no obligation to accept by the way.) The system they have at Constant Content really is unique in the online freelance writing world - You set your own prices - You decide what your article is worth.

In general, the longer the article in terms of word count the more it will be worth, but worth will also be determined by the topic and the quality of writing. As with all web content some subjects have more inherent value. You may well be able to get more for a detailed article on "How to Get a Tax Rebate" in comparison to an article on "Dream Interpretation" simply because the buyer will be able to make more money from the first example. Another advantage to writing at Constant Content is that you don't need to worry about, or even consider, selling affiliate products to make money - it's a straight transaction.

The second way to make money writing at Constant Content is to answer customer requests for specific articles. The customer will set a price range they are willing to pay per article and detail the number of words required. They'll often give you the title and tell you whether the article needs optimizing for a certain keyphrase, but this is not always the case. Once you have written the article answering a request and it has been approved by the editor, the customer has a choice whether to buy your article or not. If they decide not to buy your article then it can stay on the "available for purchase" list or you can take it off the system and publish it somewhere else. Until the article has been purchased it's yours to do with as you wish.

Extremely high editorial standards, means it can be difficult to get accepted as a writer for Constant Content with many people's accounts being suspended after just one poor submission. If your English is not perfect or very near perfect, because English is not your first language or you simply don't know the standard rules of grammar, then you will simply not be accepted. They are extremely hot on grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure etc. and each article is human reviewed for quality by their editor. If you can get your work past the rigorous reviewing process then there is certainly the potential to make a great deal of money freelance writing at Constant Content. Once you have your first 3 articles accepted and the editor feels happy with your standard of work it's a lot easier for your articles to get approved, but even seasoned writers still get the odd rejection. It's all about quality at Constant Content.

But don't let these high standards put you off signing up to write at Constant Content. I actually learnt a great deal in terms of grammar, punctuation etc as I worked hard to get my work approved and that has been of great benefit to me in the long term. Additionally, there is an attached forum where you can talk with other Constant Content writers to get help with your writing and discuss any other issues or successes. It's a little daunting at first, but the other writers are friendly and will answer any questions you might have.

I can certainly recommend freelance writing at Constant Content as an addition to writing on sites such as HubPages and/or the other freelance writing sites. Give them a try and take your writing to the next level.

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