Selling Content

loubycee

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Dec 27, 2007
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Hi all

I haven't been here for a while, hasn't it changed!

Just wanted to ask where to post if I've written content and would like to offer it for sale? It's simply that I wrote too much for a client and it's worth alot of time to me, not to mention I can't use it myself

Thanks in advance
L
 
Depending on the nature of the content you might consider repackaging it as a report or a short eBook. You could then go to one of the eCommerce digital delivery service providers, eg Gumroad or e-junkie, and sell it for whatever you want - $1, $10, $100. That way you might be able to recoup your money from sales rather than just selling the content to a single client.

You'll still have to market it, but that shouldn't be too hard if you're active online. Promote it on your Facebook page, email sig, and forum sigs where appropriate.

Of course it might not be suitable content for doing that, but if you're a writer, it's always another string to your bow to be aware of this option.
 
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You could try contacting webmasters in the niche, offering to sell them the content, apart from that my best suggestion would be online forums, again looking for webmasters in that niche
 
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Usually there are lots of webmasters seeking for content writer to provide great content for their websites and a lot of them are in forum site in the marketplace section. Find possible clients and send them a message offer them the full details of your service and how they will be benefited.
 
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I believe you can sell prewritten content on "Constant-Content" although I haven't done this myself so I can't detail the process. As others have said you could try reselling it to other websites in the same niche or you could repackage and sell it as Private Label Rights (PLR) using a marketplace like JVZoo.
 
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You may always offer your services on several freelancing sites and also on 3rd party sites for bloggers and advertisers. There are a lot actually like Odesk, Freelancer, Elance, Iwriter, etc.
 
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