Stock Content?
By oldchem1
@oldchem1 (8132)
5 responses
@mandywilks (191)
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28 Dec 10
Hi gjax57
If you look on my porofile you will see a link to my Helium ardticles - oit will show you the sort of things you write so you can get an idea.
Recipes have to be more than 300 words anything else 400 words, it does have to be your own work.
Take a look and see,
@Suzieqmom (2755)
• United States
28 Dec 10
Congratulations! I am brand new to Helium, so I had no idea what a "stock content" payment was. But, thanks to you, now I know, and I think it's fantastic that you got one! 
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@Sandra1952 (6047)
• Spain
28 Dec 10
Hello Sue, and well done! A stock content sale is when a publisher buys the rights to use your article on another website, or possibly in another magazine. You retain the copyright, and the article stays on Helium and continues to earn page view revenue for you, so it's all good news.
I usually manage 1 - 2 stock content sales each month - it's a nice little bonus. The publisher remains anonymous to you, the writer, and Helium collects payment on your behalf and deposits it in your account - as you discovered today!
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That's great, it was a diet chocolate cake recipe that was bought and I wrote it ages ago, I'm liking Helium!!!
@mandywilks (191)
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28 Dec 10
Congratulations on selling an article, I am happier now with the new system although I've not done anything over Christmas, better get writing I think!!
