10+ Best Websites To Sell Your Articles On

A lot of of my author buddies have been producing content articles for
last 5+ many years. Aside from getting a lot of experience and knowledge
in their creating specialized niche, what they have is hundreds of
unused posts. These content articles have never ever been study by
anyone, they are just getting some area in the challenging
disk.&nbsp

I understand that simple fact that not absolutely everyone can use
almost everything they are writing about. Some folks just never know
anything at all, some just will not want to make any efforts, some are
in a position to use some of these unused posts.

How about listing some really useful websites exactly where you can sell your
unused articles or blog posts? Sure, straight away selling your
articles, I am not speaking about submitting it someplace and creating
funds by receiving sights on it. Let's get to the point and see where
you can market the posts:

one. Consistent Content - A
wonderful system to sell all that you have not been utilizing. There are
lots of buyers on Continuous Content material who are often looking for
the articles or blog posts which ideal matches their requirement. All
you require is to submit your content articles, use excellent keywords
and phrases, and get the sale.

two. Fiverr - Fiverr??
Genuinely? You can generate different gigs on your article area of
interest and market it on fiverr. There are countless numbers of
customers who would love to get a appropriate report at just $ five.
Though there are many other internet sites like fiverr which also give
the same provider, but there is absolutely nothing successful than
fiverr.&nbsp

three. Personal Blog/Internet site - You can generate a list of posts (titles) and publish it
somewhere on your web site or blog. This performs wonderful when you
have very good variety of website visitors on your website. It will
&nbspbe an insert on if you can point out the price tag so as to
help the consumer getting the choice quickly.

4. Craigslist/Locanto/Other Classifieds
- I know it seems lame and down the stage to publish on classifieds
about promoting your articles, but trust me it helps. This operates very best when you have significantly less expense content articles to market.&nbsp

5. Post Sale - Report Sale is one more web site which functions similar to Continuous Content material. Just produce an account and promote your posts.

6. Elance or Odesk
- One more great selection the place you can promote your articles or
blog posts. You can go with a frequent submit for all your posts, or be
certain to an post in every post. There are 1000's of customers who are
usually seeking to get items carried out there. If your perform fits
their needs, you get a sale.

7. Everyday Report - Listed here is an additional market where you can offer your posts.

eight. Discussion boards - If
you are a person who would not thoughts putting up on different
discussion board discussions, it is heading to work much better for you.
There are two things you can do listed here. Very first, you can share
the hyperlinks of your posts on other sites regarding marketing the articles or blog posts. Next, you can mention what you want to sell and see if any person there is fascinated.

9. Freelancer - Freelance
performs on the very same platform like Odesk and Elance. It is also
effective in supporting you offering the posts.

10. Fb/Twitter/Other Social Networking Web sites - Yet another wonderful spot to sell your
articles or blog posts. Just share the links/posts about your articles
and see if any individual of your close friends (friends of friends,
others) demonstrate their curiosity.

I have usually been able to sell my unused articles or blog posts
employing all of these collectively. If you genuinely want it to be
powerful and want to make it happen at the earliest, I would suggest you
to try all ten+ websites I described right here.

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How to Become a Better Freelance Blogger in Just 5 Days Without Doing Any Marketing

You don’t enjoy marketing?

You mean cold calling and sending 10 query emails a week doesn’t make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside? How odd… because that’s exactly what every other freelance blogger tells me, too.

This may be reckless, but here we go:

I give you permission to slack off and skip the marketing for a while. 5 days, to be precise.

Because there are 5 things you need to do. When you’ve done them, you can go back to your marketing and it will work better because of the benefits these 5 actions bring.

Do you wish I’d just shut up and tell you what they are? OK…

Day 1: Pull Yourself Together

You know all those things you haven’t done because you didn’t have time? Do them.

Get a haircut, wash your windows, clean up your hard drive, meet your friends for lunch or your spouse for dinner [yes, dinner in front of the TV still counts].

Selling your freelance blogging services and then delivering them as promised is much easier when the rest of your life is well-managed. Each thing that’s niggling at the back of your mind, waiting to be done, distracts you from your primary objectives: to get hired and to get paid.

Day 2: Read and Learn

Pick up a book, or pull up a blog.

Choose anything you like the sound of, as long as it’s related to freelancing, writing or blogging in some way. I’m not checking up on you. 

The Art of Freelance Blogging by Kevin Muldoon just came out recently, so I grabbed a copy to check it out. It’s a thorough and detail-packed book that you could easily spend a few hours with.

Another book I recommend is Tom Ewer’s Successful Freelance Writing Online.

Now, read mindfully. Be aware of what you’re thinking and feeling as you read. Be aware of why. Take notes, not to remind you of what you read, but to remind you what you thought about it.

Notice any insights or conclusions in your reading that you can apply to your freelance blogging career, whether that means avoiding business mistakes you’ve read about or learning a new skill you’ve just discovered.

Day 3: Show and Tell

Show your writing to someone. Don’t merely show it to them; explain it to them. Why did you write it? Why choose that title? How did you decide on your opening line?

Find a willing victim audience and dissect your work so that they can see how it came together. If you can’t find a volunteer, explain it to your cat, your offspring or some other semi-captive audience.

When you’re used to explaining your blogging decisions, you’ll find it much easier to outline a blog post idea to a potential client and justify your rationale.

Day 4: Go Nuts

Do something completely out of the ordinary. Visit a theme park, take up morris dancing… your choice, as long as it’s radically different to your usual day. Shaking up your routine existence does you good in many ways, from preventing burnout to providing inspiration and anecdotes for your next blog post.

Day 5: Rest and Plan

You’re probably tired after the adventures of the day before, so take the morning to rest and relax. In the afternoon, plan your actions for the next day. Put “reassess who my ideal client is” at the top of your to-do list, because after your 5-day break your perspective on who you’d like to work for may have changed.

When you go back to your usual marketing activities, you’ll be more focused and productive thanks to the break and the planning you’ve done. You’ll also be ready to work some of the new ideas you’ve learned into your business.

Hate marketing? Love procrastinating?

For the next 5 days, shirk your marketing duties and play truant with this 5-day plan instead.

If anybody tries to stop you, tell them you’re allowed because you got a note from your mommy. I’ll totally forge that for you. 

Comment for Your Chance to Win a Book!

Kevin Muldoon is letting me give away 3 printed copies of The Art of Freelance Blogging right here on this post, with free delivery to anyone anywhere in the world.

All you need to do is leave a comment below to enter, and tell me what you think of my 5-day zero marketing plan. I’ll choose the 3 winners on July 3rd. Good luck!

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