Or do I put on my big-girl pants and come up with my own topics to sell on Constant Content?
I'd have to (obviously) keep writing the penny a word articles until I am making enough sales to pay the bills (something I'm not even doing on TB), but putting up *one* article a day there could eventually kill the need for 7-10 articles at TB.
Which sounds pretty darned good to me.
Problems are:
- I'm not confident that I'll make it past ed. review at CC
- I don't have any idea what to write
- I don't know if I could keep coming up with subjects
- I'm scawed!
Um, ok, so fear is, I'm told, a bad reason not to do something.
Still, the bar is set *really* low at TB. What if I'm not good enough? What if I get banned on my first try? What if I manage to write on the only subjects *ever* with no interest in them *at all*?
Of course, the best way to get over all that stupid fear and what-if-ing is to just write the dratted things already. Just write something and send it in, right? That's what writers do. That's what anyone who wants to buy food and pay rent and get the oil changed does. It's what *I* need to do.
If I could write *one* article a day for CC and get it accepted, I'd be better off than I am now. If 1/3rd of the articles that I wrote and posted were sold, I'd be better off than I am now. If I wrote, submitted, and had accepted *3* articles a day? If 1/3rd of *those* sold in the first month? I'd be able to pay the rent, buy food, *and* get the oil changed, plus at least one other bill- all in the *same* month.
3 TB articles a day? I'd be lucky if I could manage just the food...
It makes so much sense to write for c-c... Why am I not doing it?
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