This is the Bonus Part of the series Become a Successful Demand Studios Writer.
Usually if you get your Demand Studios application rejected, you won’t have another chance to submit another application for approval. That’s why many freelance writers suggest that you make sure your writer’s resume and writing samples are nothing but perfect when you submit your first Demand Studios application. However, what if you did submit a perfect application, or one you thought was flawless, and you still received that rejection notice? Are there no other options for you as a Demand Studios writer?
When I first submitted my Demand Studios application, I didn’t know what writing samples to use and how a writer’s resume should look like. I went with my gut and submitted my Demand Studios application as perfect as I could make it. I also didn’t have many writing samples to use, as I was just entering into the world of freelance writing. Needless to say, I received a rejection letter from Demand Studios a few days after the application was submitted.
My determination to become a Demand Studios writer didn’t end with my first Demand Studios application. Several months down the road, I talked to a fellow eHow buddy of mine and he described his success with Demand Studios. In two months, he was able to make around $900 from Demand Studios. This got me interested, and I started researching whether or not I could submit another Demand Studios application. Well, the answer to my question wasn’t what I wanted to hear. Several freelance writers claimed that you only get one shot as a Demand Studios writer and that’s it. I became downhearted as I logged onto my Demand Studios account and discovered that I couldn’t reapply.
However, the more I thought about it, the more the answer came to me. What if I used my Yahoo email address? After all, I use both Gmail and Yahoo on a regular basis. I was also a more experienced writer than before, and I had more writing samples to use and better credentials to add onto my writer’s resume. I figured it was worth a try. The worst that could happen was I’d just get rejected again, and then I’d know there was absolutely no future with Demand Studios. So, I fixed up my previous writer’s resume copy, added informative writing samples that were written in active voice, and submitted the new Demand Studios application with my alternative email address. A few days later, I received an acceptance letter!
Excited, I immediately logged on to my Demand Studios account and submitted my bio for approval. Afterward, I started the article review process and, since then, I’ve been paid every Tuesday and Friday.
Intro, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Bonus
Tags: Demand Studios, Tips, Writing
