Using my website to make templates available

[leduncan]

I create templates using Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel and FrontPage. I would like to make these inexpensively available.

I write internet content for several companies. One site (constant-content) does nothing more than store the writer's articles until someone wants it for their website. When the customer purchases it, constant-content pays me (taking their cut of course).

Does anyone know of a website that would support this type of thing? I'd like to post my templates for sale, say $2 each. But would like to concentrate my time on building templates and writing, not website maintenance.

Thanks,
led

[MrsWrite]

Re: Using my website to make templates available

I'm interested in knowing this also.
That's a great price for templates! Wow.

How has it been working with Constant-Content?

[leduncan]

Re: Using my website to make templates available

I'd love to do it. My hurdles are this:

1. Although I can use programs like frontpage to build websites, I don't have the skills yet to set up FTP or whatever to make the files downloadable from my website.

2. If there was a site like constant-content that would allow a person to post an excel file (template), it would be easily accomplished.

I'm going to talk to CC about creating a category for that kind of thing, as well as learn the skill sets I need to do it on my own....so stay tuned!

Eric

[leduncan]

Re: Using my website to make templates available

I'm interested in knowing this also.
That's a great price for templates! Wow.

How has it been working with Constant-Content?

constent-content has been really good to work with. I wish I could write more articles for them and build up my "pool" of articles available. They seem to have a pretty good customer base, requiring a variety of article topics all the time. You can have them email you everytime a customer requests a certain topic, keeping you, the writer in the loop. If you have articles or can write an article to meet that customer's needs, you can write the article and send a link to that customer for their consideration. Pretty good set up if you ask me.

Eric

[MrsWrite]

Re: Using my website to make templates available

constent-content has been really good to work with. I wish I could write more articles for them and build up my "pool" of articles available. They seem to have a pretty good customer base, requiring a variety of article topics all the time. You can have them email you everytime a customer requests a certain topic, keeping you, the writer in the loop. If you have articles or can write an article to meet that customer's needs, you can write the article and send a link to that customer for their consideration. Pretty good set up if you ask me.

Eric

Thanks for the review of the site, Eric. I was looking at them last year when I was trying to get my content writing off the ground. I'm a professional writer in real life, but I'm starting to build up more work online. I'm going to check them out.