My Monthly earning is above 500$ from this writing website

To all those people who scoffed CC let me be clear. It's one of the best and most elegant business idea around. When you work hard on there, you will make money ::: that is "WILL"

Someone just put a post on Associated content. I would like to direct him to my own article: http://cutewriting.blogspot.com/2008/05/unethical-business-practices-by.html

Associated content is "ASS"ociated business scam. So please steer clear of them.

Now, constant content writing is not that easy as you may think. YOu need to be a perfect writer in order to succeed there. Your grammar should be perfect, punctuation perfect, and your style perfect. Otherwise, you will just not get any of your articles accepted there. That's why I put together this blog (cutewriting) to help writers improve their writing skills. Many of the so called writers and poets write so poorly that they cannot get accepted in CC.

Let me tell you, your articles in CC are not indexed by search engines, and none of the popular successful CC authors copies content from any other site, they can't. All the content on CC are copyscaped before even checked for mistakes. So, all content is original. However, some culprits sometimes copy the content from these and put in Associated content and such other scam sites. That's what creates problems in CC. If you check out CC, you will know it is a wonderful community, of great writers, everybody helps you there to achieve success.

I am one of the featured authors there, you can find my profile by going to the authors list (vjlenin). If you need any more clarifications, please feel free to go to my blog and comment or contact me in it, or just PM me.

Thanks

 

Right, say I am considering buying an article (0 downloads) from C-C, then plug the 'Details or Sample:' into Google, I see the larger, entire article over at Associated Content.

But how was the entire article copied from a 'sample' at constant-content? Or is the author putting it up at both places?

 

Sometimes, scammers would copy out the sample paras on CC, fill them in (it is not rocket science to complete a para written by the author) and then post it at other places.

I am a writer at CC and I have seen this happen.

I wish CC would make the sample "uncopiable", but I guess that would take some time to come along.

I have had articles rejected at CC sometimes, they are sticklers for quality, and fully deserve the mark-up they make from the authors. I always write there when I am lean on clients and a few weeks later the articles sell out of the blue!

Personally, I would always like to earn my living writing quality stuff, because not only does it pay, it also makes me feel good about my work!

 

I agree with you all. Why risk you articles there.It is better to sell them off on several forums online.

 

pretty cool site, thanks for the link - I may purchase some blog posts from it

 

YOu will earn alot of money if you are good in what you do and people are satisfied with your work.In the beginning you will need to advertise your skills but later people will contact you yourself

 

When I started writing, I did not know anything about SEO, so when I visited CC I didn't come away with a good impression of the writing. The repetitive nature sickened me. Still, I joined because it was, and remains, the best user generated content writing I have seen to date.
I have seen VJ's posts in the forums at CC, and he is very enthusiastic. He strikes me as a person who loves to write and is thrilled with his success at CC. But I think it is also fair to say that he is a special case. The reason why I say this is because there is a board where the recently sold articles appear, and if you watch it regularly, you'll notice that it doesn't move that much.
I agree with a previous poster, that CC is def. a buyer's market. Certain topics are more popular than others. For instance, article about mortgage and marketing seem to do well there.