Make Money With Constant Content

[Matthew Sherborne]

Make Money With Constant Content

Constant Content - Article Search Purchase Articles

Constant Content is a marketplace for content creators to sell their work and for potential buyers to search for information and purchase for various uses. You can choose to write on any topic you want, at your own pace and submit your articles for sale at any price you want. The going rate for content is anywhere between $10 - $100 for each piece.

Constant Content is one of the most popular websites to buy content online and it receives a large amount of traffic daily. They’ve got a great track record for paying consistently and within a few days. They’ve paid people for well over 10,000 articles from their site. These factors make Constant Content first on the list of the Paid Insider websites and a perfect place for you to start.

The business and website owners who come to Constant Content are always looking for new articles, blog posts, press releases, product descriptions, tutorials and reviews to purchase. There’s a steady demand here and you can be certain that they pay an excellent price for content and need it regularly.

When you create content for Constant Content, or CC from now on, you can write about any interest you want. However, the unique thing about Constant Content is the Public Requests area. This is where web site owners will post exactly what they want written and how much they’re willing to pay. It takes a lot of the guesswork out of choosing your topic. It’s already been done for you. There are some really great offers here that frequently lead to long term relationships with business owners.

The Paid Insider Toolbox portion of this course will assist you in perfecting your skills to deliver highly sought after content that ensures that your clients keep coming back.

To get started with Constant Content you must take the following steps:

1.Sign Up As a Member

Once you register and create your authors page you’ll be able to submit to Constant Content who will host your content until it is sold or you have it removed.

2.Submit Content

Content can be submitted as a plain text file or a word document. Occasionally content will be requested as an html or a PDF file and in those cases may be delivered as such. All content must be your own and unique and it is verified through Copyscape for originality.

3.Select Which Content License You Want

When you submit content it’s categorized into one of three different ways as, Usage, Unique or Full rights. Each level typically receives a different price depending on its usage rights.

4.Set the Price For Your Content

Choose what price you’d like to set for your content which becomes public on Constant Content for buyers to see.

5. Sell Your Content Once It Is Bid On

Once a buyer decides he wants your article you receive 65% of the sale price with the other 35% going to the Constant Content website.

You can additionally submit content you’ve created for buyers from the public requests area. Once they accept, they’ll pay you through your Constant Content account.

[Matthew Sherborne]

Potential Profits using Constant Content

With CC, you decide how much your articles are worth. You actually have the opportunity to price your article at three different rates. The rates are determined by the licenses, or “usage rights” you grant for your work.

The three different usage rights are Basic Usage, Unique Usage, and Full Rights Usage. Since each usage right offers assorted licenses, each one is priced accordingly. Your potential profits will vary greatly depending on the usage rights you grant.

This is a chart of the different licenses each usage right allows. Notice that CC shortens “Basic Usage” to simply “usage.”

Below is what buyers can do with licenses and content:

Usage

With usage rights buyers can add the article content to website, magazine, newsletter (unchanged) including adding links to the content.

Unique

With unique rights, buyers can add to multiple websites, magazines, newsletters they own. The article is removed from Constant Content once purchased

Full Rights

The highest level of usage rights is 'full rights.' Article is removed from Constant Content once purchasedAdd to multiple websites, magazines, newsletters (you don't own)

Buyers can change the content (adding words or removing words) Remove writers name or byline, take credit for writing content and resell the content.

You can expect anywhere from $5 to $20 for a Basic Usage purchase. A Usage purchase is one that once purchased can continue to be sold on Constant Content. The bonus is that you can turn around and sell it to other sites for more profit.

When selling content with a Unique Purchase license you can expect to receive anywhere from $10 to $ 50. A Unique Usage license gives the buyer the rights to use the information on any of their own websites. They are unable to claim it as their own material and you as the author retain credit for writing it. Once you sell content with a Unique Purchase License it’s removed from the Constant Content website.

Unless you really want to make a name for yourself as an author, it’s not recommended you offer the Unique Rights license. You’re not able to turn around and sell it again, and you have the potential to sell it for more under Full Rights.

Full Rights Purchase is the highest Usage level. This license grants the buyer the highest level of ownership. Content sold at this level usually sells for anywhere from $30 to $100 for a single well written article.

Once it’s sold, the buyer can do what they want with the content including attach their name as author, add it to any website they want or resell it. It’s removed from the CC website and is the sole property of the purchaser. You’re not allowed to use this exact content again.

Be sure to read the tips found in Paid Insider Strategies to price your article so you get paid the most for your work.

How To Get Paid

Before you submit any content you’ll want to make sure you abide by several rules:

§You are submitting original content that is free of any grammar mistakes.
§You have stated the word count.
§If you’re selling your article, it must not contain links.
§You include a summary about your article content summing up the general points or major theme.
§Your content needs to be professionally formatted and be professional.
§Anything you submit should not be self-promoting.

When Does Constant Content Pay?


The site pays at least once a month, at the beginning of each month as long as the customer’s payment has cleared. Occasionally they will process more than one payment per month. This is done at their discretion and should not be considered the norm.

To receive a payment you must have reached the minimum payment threshold of $50. Upon reaching this amount you will be set to receive payment on the next payday.