constant content

Hi Irene, I write at Constant Content, and the easiest thing to do is find a topic in the "New Public Requests" that interests you. Read the specifics of what the requester wants, and then write the article. When you submit it, be sure to check the box "for a request" and select the proper request from the drop down menu. Once the article is submitted it will be reviewed by an editor and if accepted it will be passed on to the requester for review. If you are writing "off the cuff", not for a specific request, you do the same thing but do not check the box that says for a request. Those articles once reviewed and accepted will be placed in your article pool for clients to preview and buy. Be sure to read and adhere to the writer guidelines, even using the incorrect font or errors in spacing will be cause to reject an article. The editors will specify why they rejected the article, and you then have a chance to correct the errors, and re-submit. Don't get discouraged by rejections if you get them; my first few articles had mistakes that caused rejection, but I set a goal for myself to write articles that had no errors. That goal was met, and it does feel good to have your work judged acceptable by such stringent guidelines.