Places to Sell Pre-Written Articles

[Kathryn34]

Could anyone recommend good places to sell pre-written articles?

Thanks,
Katie

[Lelands Mommy]

Daily Article

[MoneyMakinMama]

Also, give Constant-Content a try.

[thefreelanceelf]

I have had success with Constant Content. They have relatively strict rules about grammar and quality though.

[avalovesart]

Originally Posted by thefreelanceelf

I have had success with Constant Content. They have relatively strict rules about grammar and quality though.

If you make a mistake, what action do they take against you?

[beanandpumpkin]

They just won't accept the article, I imagine.

[springtulip]

Originally Posted by beanandpumpkin

They just won't accept the article, I imagine.

Yup. Although if you have too many rejections, you can get banned.

[JoTracy]

I've been given a couple of friendly revision requests over the years. As long as you don't have consistent glaring mistakes, they're not too harsh. It does take a while for articles to get reviewed, and the percentage they take is quite high, but Constant Content is still my go-to for selling articles to make some extra cash.

[EditorMama610]

Also recommend Constant Content. I have had a lot of success there, and the opportunity to secure private requests through the site is another feature, if you're looking for additional work.

[annelaura04]

Can someone who has experience walk me through a few tips on the best way to use CC?
I just signed up and got approved. For your first five articles, is there a way to see what's popular, or did you just submit random things on your area of expertise? I also didn't know how to price the first article I submitted- if someone could just give me a general range of what you might expect, that would be super helpful. It said more than $7 but I wasn't sure what an average might be.