As I’m reading through my morning collection of articles on a popular website, I am struck by how many of them are basically saying the same thing.

There is a lot of information out there about a lot of topics and as I say, much of it is saying the same thing.

As an example, I have recently read articles by several freelance writers telling me:

• How to find my first freelance writing client.
• How to become a five-six figure a year freelance writer.
• How to make a passive income as a writer.
• How to write the perfect viral article.
• How to make X amount per hour as a freelance writer.
• How to build an audience for your writing.
• How to write the best headlines.

Each of those freelance writers have written articles covering all or most of those listed above… and they published them for free.

And this had me thinking…

I see a way to make money from this.

Firstly, let me remind you of an important saying:

‘There’s nothing new under the sun.’

This is true, apart from a completely brand new scientific discovery, virtually all you will read online, in books, and in newspapers is the same old same old just dressed in new clothing.

Some might include personal experiences and results, but on the whole, the backbone of those articles is the same.

Recently I told you about the woman who made £139 by spending one hour writing an article which she then sold on a specific website.

That website was called Constant Content and it is a market place where writers upload articles which they wish to sell and where business owners go to buy articles for their websites and newsletters.

All content which is submitted has to be original and free from plagiarism. Basically, you cannot copy word for word someone else’s article and submit it, which is understandable.

But you don’t need to copy other people’s articles word for word. You only need to read a couple and then rewrite them.

This is where I believe that you can make money from this.

Each morning, you read a few articles on specific websites which deal with certain topics and niches, decide which one you want to recreate, maybe read a couple more similar articles, take notes and then start to rewrite it.

To put it bluntly… reading other people’s articles and taking notes is ‘research’.

You don’t need to do a lot of deep research because all of the information is there right in front of you in those articles which people are publishing for free.

Every day, you could quite easily read a few articles, and rewrite those articles and submit them to a website where people can buy them.

Rewriting just one article each week day would give you five ‘sellable’ products a week. That would give you 20 ‘sellable’ products each month.

Even if you made just £10 per article, that is an extra £200 a month from doing nothing more than ‘recycling and repackaging’ other people’s information.

You could write several and sell them as a content bundle.

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