nt with anything you write, it's especially important when writing articles you plan to re-sell. The reason for this is that you'll be working with these articles over and over again, re-slanting them to meet the needs of different publications.Recycling is the current buzzword in my community. Our city has graciously provided each resident with bins for the collection of a myriad of discarded items that will make their way to the local recycling station. There they will be processed for use in the manufacture of a wide variety of new products.

While Mr. Recycling is relatively new in my town, he's an old-timer in the writing profession. In fact, he's been around so long, it's a wonder that more writers haven't gotten to know him. To those of us who have, he's been a fine friend both in terms of saving us time and earning us money. Affectionately referred to by his writer friends as "Reprint Sales," Mr. Recycling has earned a reputation for helping them maximize their marketing strategies. Here are some of his words of wisdom:

1. Write about something that really interests you. While this is important with anything you write, it's especially important when writing articles you plan to re-sell. The reason for this is that you'll be working with these articles over and over again, re-slanting them to meet the needs of different publications.

e their way to the local recycling station. There they will be processed for use in the manufacture of a wide variety of new products.

While Mr. Recycling is relatively new in my town, he's an old-timer in the writing profession. In fact, he's been around so long, it's a wonder that more writers haven't gotten to know him. To those of us who have, he's been a fine friend both in terms of saving us time and earning us money. Affectionately referred to by his writer friends as "Reprint Sales," Mr. Recycling has earned a reputation for helping them maximize their marketing strategies. Here are some of his words of wisdom:

1. Write about something that really interests you. While this is important with anything you write, it's especially important when writing articles you plan to re-sell. The reason for this is that you'll be working with these articles over and over again, re-slanting them to meet the needs of different publications.

e's been around so long, it's a wonder that more writers haven't gotten to know him. To those of us who have, he's been a fine friend both in terms of saving us time and earning us money. Affectionately referred to by his writer friends as "Reprint Sales," Mr. Recycling has earned a reputation for helping them maximize their marketing strategies. Here are some of his words of wisdom:

1. Write about something that really interests you. While this is important with anything you write, it's especially important when writing articles you plan to re-sell. The reason for this is that you'll be working with these articles over and over again, re-slanting them to meet the needs of different publications.

nt Sales," Mr. Recycling has earned a reputation for helping them maximize their marketing strategies. Here are some of his words of wisdom:

1. Write about something that really interests you. While this is important with anything you write, it's especially important when writing articles you plan to re-sell. The reason for this is that you'll be working with these articles over and over again, re-slanting them to meet the needs of different publications.

nt with anything you write, it's especially important when writing articles you plan to re-sell. The reason for this is that you'll be working with these articles over and over again, re-slanting them to meet the needs of different publications. So your interest level in the topic must be high enough to sustain you during the re-slanting process. Of course, there will be times when you'll be able to re-sell an article without changing it at all. When this occurs, consider it a bonus blessing.

2. Think in terms of multiple markets for everything you write. When choosing a topic, consider different audiences that would be interested in that topic. For instance, you could write an article on money management for a general interest magazine as a primary market and then re-slant it for a women's magazine, a teen magazine, a senior citizen publication, or an in-flight magazine. You could then take that same article and re-slant it again, perhaps with more specific detail, for a business magazine or a Trade journal.

3. Sell only first or one-time rights to the first magazine that publishes your piece. If you sell all rights to your article the f