Where can I sell my articles for the most money?

by cweber
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Hey everyone, I write about 5 articles/day and each are unique, original and will pass copyscape as well. I'm wondering where is the best place to sell these articles.

I heard about doing this here and packaging articles as a wso and selling them that way. However I want to get some other peoples input here and see what other ideas people have.

Thanks in advance
#articles #money #sell
  • Profile picture of the author cpasalejerry
    You should look at this website: associatedcontent.com, It pay 3-5 bucks for a original article
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    • Profile picture of the author cweber
      Thank you. I've tried there and submitted 5 articles and none of them were accepted for some reason. Also, for the amount that they pay for an article it's not really worth it for $3-$5.
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    • Profile picture of the author dalegolden
      Originally Posted by cpasalejerry View Post

      You should look at this website: associatedcontent.com, It pay 3-5 bucks for a original article
      lolzzz. It takes me to Yahoo Voices . I was happy to see that it will be paying $3-$5 per articles but sad after following the link.
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  • Profile picture of the author jacktackett
    Don't just think 'online' - think offline too. Many publications need content. From newsletters to articles in neighborhood newspapers and magazines. Depending on your content/niche there are bound to be offline avenues. If you're in the US stop by you're local library and check out an issue of Writer's Digest or their Writer's market. It should give you some ideas.
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  • Profile picture of the author cweber
    oh wow...I love it that is an awesome idea. Thank you jacktackett I am going to look into it more
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    • Profile picture of the author Tina Golden
      Online, another option is Constant-Content.com because you can set the price. They take a percentage so set your price accordingly but I know people who consistently get from $75-150 per articles there.

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  • Profile picture of the author Raja Kamil
    write hundreds of them in hot niche (search here what is hot niche now).
    Bundle and package it here, and sell in WSO here.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sheryl Polomka
    AssociatedContent are very strict with their approval process. I would suggest firstly setting up your own website where you can sell them direct and then bundle them up and sell as a WSO. Remember that WSO is to be a better price than what customers can buy them anywhere else so it is best to offer some sort of deal in your WSO that customers going direct to your website don't get.

    If you have your own website, then you can start building a list and this is your customer base that you can sell more articles to later on.

    If you can afford it I recommend getting a copy of Tiffany Dow's PLR ATM, it will tell you everything you need to know about setting up a PLR business.
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  • Profile picture of the author discrat
    Package them up and sell them as PLR !
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  • Profile picture of the author revenue27
    Well the easiest route you can do with your own articles is, bundle them all base on niche category. i.e Internet Marketing articles, health artciles, hosting articles etc. If you don't have website you can use e-junke to deliver your articles.

    Then open WSO here and start selling your articles, you can sell it as PLR articles like most do it here. Hope that can give you some ideas and good luck to you.
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  • Profile picture of the author tess47
    Constant Content pays much better than any other site I have submitted articles to. In fact, a few weeks ago someone purchased an article I had written for $65 with full rights! Of course, packaging them up as PLR is a great idea, too.

    On Constant Content, you can sell articles that are distributed elsewhere on the web as long as you only list them for "usage" and not full or licensed rights.

    Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author ccd
    Constant Content also allows content buyers to post requested topics. You can use that to help you choose topics for your articles that will make them more marketable.

    Be aware, though, that CC takes a sizeable cut of your earnings – 35%.
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  • Profile picture of the author BlondieWrites
    You could have a PLR site and package them to sell as PLR, making sales over and over for the same content. You could have a content site and sell them as unique articles, setting a much higher price for a one time sale per article. If you had a content site and sold each article just once, priced for being unique content, you could do well... or you could do some of both.

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  • Profile picture of the author blackhawkpartners
    There are more article submission sites where you can sell your articles and note that your article should be Very good rich content so that only that particular site will publish your article and after publishing based on your visitors views and replies you can sell your articles.
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  • This is an important thread you started. Some of the replies here contain valuable information for all freelance writers. As a writer you have the option to sell the full rights to your article for a fair sum. Or you can keep the rights for yourself and publish your works in an ebook and get ongoing revenue for your each copy you sell.
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  • Profile picture of the author deannatroupe
    I was wondering how reliable constant content would be as a source of income. I've signed up there. This thread gives me the confidence to try them out and see what happens.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    If you're ultimately trying to maximize what you get per article, then you should seriously look into selling them as non-unique PLR article packs, because even if you could average $25 per article sold (which is VERY unlikely if you try to utilize the usual suspects), you should be able to easily sell 25 packs of your PLR articles when priced at $1 per article.
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    • Profile picture of the author DomenicoGrecojr
      Try selling quality 10 * 500 word articles for $17, limited to 20 people.
      That would be $340...which is $34 per article. This would take you 2 days.

      Build your reputation on the Warrior Forum. Sell these batch of 20 articles every 3 days and you should profit around $3,400 per month.

      If you find that the demand is strong...raise your prices.
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  • Profile picture of the author deannatroupe
    You could also post them in the Classified section instead of doing a WSO. That way you could charge whatever your regular price is instead of having to offer a deep discount.
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  • Profile picture of the author cweber
    Thank you everyone!!!!. There are a lot of good ideas here. I am going to package them as packs and launch a wso. Thanks and keep it coming, I really appreciate it.
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    • Profile picture of the author BlondieWrites
      I think that selling as PLR would overall make you the most money. If you have packs that could be combined into an ebook or report, throw some graphics in and set the price a wee bit more to include the graphics.. maybe throw in a keyword list.

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  • Profile picture of the author Alex Lavourah
    Great Info,

    I am also interested in sell articles,but now after reading this post i will do it like DomenicoGrecojr says and sell it in PLR.It seems to me a more proftible way.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rickmci
    Originally Posted by cweber View Post

    Hey everyone, I write about 5 articles/day and each are unique, original and will pass copyscape as well. I'm wondering where is the best place to sell these articles.

    I heard about doing this here and packaging articles as a wso and selling them that way. However I want to get some other peoples input here and see what other ideas people have.

    Thanks in advance

    I buy articles from time to time from fiverr.com. You may want to give then a try.
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  • Profile picture of the author talltravy
    Hi, give triond.com a try. You can publish content in several forms, from pics, videos, to written articles. It's quick and easy, and can generate passive recurring income for you. They take your content and publish it elsewhere on the web, while adding appropriate banners and ads. I just joined, so I can't really give proof of profits from it, but its a neat idea, worth a look.
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  • Profile picture of the author anwar001
    Constant-content and dailyarticle are worth having a look. Second best option is to sell PLR packs. You can also try selling your articles in the content section of digitalpoint forum. However, you are unlikely to get good prices on digitialpoint.
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  • Profile picture of the author discrat
    Sell them to yourself

    It will make you more in the long run.

    I mean could you imagine writing 4 good, original articles a day for your own Online Auto Insurance Blog or a Home Refinance one or even the Home Cooking Niche ; all of which you own ??

    And do that for a few years (everyday) with some smart back linking here and there and a couple of CPA offers on the Site and maybe some Adsense thrown in.

    Do I gotcha thinking a little bit

    The sky is the limit
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  • CWeber,

    Below's something you can study and decide if it's worth your while. By doing this, you could get paid at your standard one-time fixed prices for your content writing services, and also earn income from your completed work through your own marketing campaigns...

    First, specialize. List down your substantial skills, knowledge and expertise in specialized industries and subject areas....

    Second, search for corporations and companies and businesses and individual product developers that operate in those industries and subject areas, particularly ones that have recently launched products and are implementing extensive offline and online marketing campaigns...

    Third, zone in on those that have affiliate programs...

    Fourth, sign up as their affiliates...

    Fifth, contact them. Introduce yourself as their new affiliate with knowledge and experience in online marketing. Then, tell them about your expertise as a content researcher/writer in the specialized industries and subject areas they operate in. Next, offer your content writing services to them at a fixed per-word price. Also tell them that you'll be promoting the content materials you write for them, on your own using your own resources, because you're their affiliate. So:

    They get unique content at your standard prices. They get an affiliate who'll promote their sites, content, products and service offers. You get a fixed one-time payment for your content writing services. You can use your spare time and other resources to promote the content materials you produce for them, with your affiliate links that point to their sales and squeeze pages, so you can earn commissions per sale and/or lead generated by those content materials, instead of spending your spare time and resources sourcing out new clients for your content writing services or just waiting and waiting for your clients to send in new projects...
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    On your own website. Put yourself in a niche and sell articles in the most secluded niches. You could get top dollar for your services. On freelance sites... you compete with "price" with low-rate writers.
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    • Profile picture of the author denysapu
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      On your own website. Put yourself in a niche and sell articles in the most secluded niches. You could get top dollar for your services. On freelance sites... you compete with "price" with low-rate writers.
      Just realized that you just turned on an old thread
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