I put this info in another post but, thought it deserved its own thread so it's easy to find.

Get $10-$1000 for your articles!!!

All taken from Content Cash Cow:

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http://www.highlights.com/contributor-guidelines

highlights.com is a children's learning website, and they pay anything
from $25, up to $50 and beyond for creative stories and articles.

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http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/job-employmentopportunities/
pay-per-post-we-buy-articles/

personalmoneystore.com have three different ways to pay their writers.
They have outright payments for freelancers, which usually pay a
minimum of $15, and they also have pay per post and commission-based
payment methods. This is a great site for testing your writing ability, and
picking the right payment model for you.

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http://www.developertutorials.com/pay-per-tut.php

developertutorials.com are looking for content which is based on design
and programming. They pay $50-$100 per tutorial, and $30-$50 per
article.

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http://www.youthtoday.org/template/page.cfm?id=137

Youth Today is the national trade newspaper for people who work with
children and youth. Payments start at $150 for small pieces and can rise
to $2,000.

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http://www.mothering.com/sections/submission_guidelines/submission_g
uidelines.html

mothering.com pay between $200 and $500 for a magazine article.
Although they are quite strict, if you do your research or hire a good
writer, you can make a nice profit from this website.

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http://www.writing-world.com/admin1/guidelines.shtml

These guys are looking for articles, which teach other writers how to
become successful particularly in writing novels. They pay 5 cents per
word for original articles, to a maximum of $100 (articles over 2000
words are paid $100); $25 for reprints; $15 for humor. They will also
exchange advertising space for articles, which could be a very lucrative
avenue for you

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http://www.associatedcontent.com

associated content.com is one off the many sites which pay per
performance of your content once it is published to the site their site. This
is typically $1.50 for every one thousand page views it receives. What I
like about associatedcontent.com, is that they also offer upfront payment
ranging from $2 to $15 for certain types of content.

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http://www.mylot.com

mylot.com pays you in a variety of ways, from answering questions to
posting comments and content. The payments may not be as high as
some other sites, but if you enjoy writing them this is a great place to earn
some nice side income.

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http://www.helium.com

Helium.com offers all kinds of opportunities for writers and publishers.
They pay upfront payments for your contributions as a writer, they also
offer daily revenue share of their advertising, and they now have writing
contest where you can in money by winning contests.
At the time of writing this, Helium.com are paying between $20 and $200
for each article submitted to their marketplace.

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http://www.printnpost.com

this is a website that publishes articles and earns advertising revenue
through Google Adsense. As a writer, you share the revenue generated
through the Google ads displayed on the site. If you write articles, which
gets a lot of views, this could result in quite a lot of residual income over
time.

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http://www.triond.com

You create original and unique content in any format, and triond publish
your content on the most relevant website according to its topic.
Due to their large network of partners and affiliated websites, you get a
lot of recognition and more readership while building a portfolio and
earning revenue. It's not just writing either, they also accept photographs
and music.
You get paid by sharing revenue from advertising, which is split 50-50.
Again, this is another site where you may not get paid a lot initially. But
over time, your content can add up to generate a full-time income through
this shared revenue business model.

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http://www.ehow.com

Ehow.com is a general how-to website with lots of traffic and readership.
They have now started paying $15 per short article, and writing articles
for this particular website is a total breeze as they are usually short and
concise.

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https://www.demandstudios.com/freelance-work/writers.html

demandstudios.com pay approximately $15 per article, and also offer
revenue-sharing. This is one of the leading websites for the revenuesharing
model, and at $15 per article, it's a great place to get started at a
freelance writer.

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http://www.english.ufl.edu/subtropics/submit.html

This site publishes literary fiction, essays, and poetry being written today,
both by established and emerging authors. They will consider works of
fiction of any length, from short shorts to novellas and self-contained
novel excerpts. The stories and essays, they pay a flat fee of $1000. For
poems, they pay $100 each!

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www.online-writing-jobs.com

This is a huge marketplace of freelance writing jobs. Just this one site
alone will give you a huge selection of work as a freelance writer, but
unlike some of freelance sites, these jobs often pay much higher and
really value their writers.

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www.freelancewritinggigs.com

This is another website which offers lots of freelance writing
opportunities. Again, this is a place where real chicks and high paid jobs
can be found instead of battling for work at five dollars per hour. I've
personally found jobs paying $25 per article on this website, and often
much higher.

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www.Constant-Content.com

This is possibly one of my favorite sites for writing content for. The great
thing about constant-content.com, is that as a contributor and writer, you
can sell three different levels of usage rights. You can sell usage rights
for lower value, unique rights for medium price point, and full rights at a
significant sum of money.
There are plenty of successful writers who are selling for rights to the
work of hundred dollars per article. This is also a great place to find out
what kind of content is in demand on what people are willing to pay good
money for. (I'll talk you through this later on in this guide)

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www.TextBroker.com

textbroker.com is a great place for the average writer to earn good money
submitting content. Depending on the quality of the article, you can be
paid anything up to $25 for 500 words.

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www.BrightHub.com

This website is geared towards people looking for a long and sustainable
career in writing. They offer upfront payments and revenue-sharing, and
provided a great community and support system for the aspiring writer.

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https://writers.life123.com

These guys pay up to $20 per article, and cover all most every imaginable
topic on the planet.

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www.4writers.net

This is a more specialized website, looking for experts content in the form
of essays. They pay up to $16 per page and offer a whole lot of support
and guidance. Although not for everybody, you will see how to use sites
like this to make money even if you are not an expert or can't write to
their standards

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www.Academia-research.com

This is similar to 4writers.net above, and they pay between $6 and $20
per page.

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www.Bukisa.com

This is a really interesting site that has a unique payment method.
Basically, you submit content in the form of slides, videos, articles and
answers... and then you get paid a certain dollar amount for every 1000
views of your content. The dollar amount you get paid the 1000 views
depend on the current index. It's a bit like the stock market for content,
and the higher the index, the more you get paid per day. You really have
to visit the site, and read more to understand this properly!

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http://www.ecommerce-journal.com/write_texts_get_paid

This website specializes in electrical commerce, banking and finance.
Posting your own article: $ 5, Posting news: $1, Posting an article found
online: $ 1, Posting hot forum topic found online: $0.3, Posting
an original interview: $ 5
They also pay $50 for “sensation articles” or exclusive interviews.

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www.essaywriters.net

This website pays up to $16 per page, but they focus on essay writers.
You also need to be qualified, but again, if you read this report. You'll
soon see how to get around this small barrier.

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www.lookingforclues.com

These guys buy articles from new and established freelance writers. They
pay between $10 and $20 per article. The article should be at least 6
paragraphs (800 words) and generally no more than 12 paragraphs (1600
words) in length.
They also offer to pay more money, the article if you link to them and
send them traffic. Except articles on pretty much anything you can think
of an Islamic show some kind of passion, you're good to go!

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www.reviewme.com

This is an amazing little site with a great concept. Basically, this is where
people go to get their products and websites reviewed for credibility
purposes, or to get extra exposure and sales for their business.
They pay reviewers to do reviews for them via the reviewme.com
marketplace. As a blogger or writer in general, this is a great and fun
opportunity for you to write reviews and get paid between $20 and $200
for each review that you post on your site. You will need your own blog
for this, but it's worth it!

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http://www.softwarejudge.com/rules

This is a software marketplace, which provides reviews on all types of
software. As a writer, you can get paid to submit reviews of software.

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www.myessays.com

This website buys and sells essays as a broker. This is another
opportunity for you to write and submit essays and get paid good money
in the process. Again later in this guide will show you how to get around
this if you can't write essays yourself. What is really important to
remember, is that essays pay good money…so there is a massive
opportunity just waiting to be exploited here.

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http://www.joomlajumpstart.com/paid-writing

This is a Joomla tutorial website, and they pay up to $20 per article.

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http://www.lovetoknow.com/write-for-us.htm

This is the questions and answer community driven website. This site
pays $20 per 650 word article.

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www.kpwriting.com

Writers at KPwriting assist customers in the development of essays, term
papers, theses, and dissertations. They will send you a quick test before
you get accepted and open your account, but I am led to believe the pay is
very good.

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www.lifetips.com

This is another website which provides tips on a whole range of subjects.
You earn revenue share across multiple platforms and types of content on
the site. There's also a big opportunity to get recognized and advanced
your writing career by being associated with this website.

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http://beaguide.about.com/

about.com is a huge information portal, who not only pay for content but
also represents a huge opportunity to become an industry expert,
published author, or in demand professional.

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http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/pages/write/

AuctionBytes-Update is a free twice-monthly email newsletter targeted
towards experienced and new users of online auctions. AuctionBytes-
Update is full of practical information for buyers and sellers written in an
easy-to-read and entertaining style. For certain types of content, they pay
you $20. None of their content exceeds 500 words, so this can be a nice
little earner for you!

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http://www.loti.com/writers_wanted.htm

This website normally pays writers good money. However, it is
backlogged at the moment.

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http://www.thedabblingmum.com/write4us/index.htm

This website pays up to $120 per submission. However, they do have a
bit of a slow turnaround of accepting work.

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http://www.methodshop.com/about/writers.shtml

This is a technology-based website, providing reviews, tutorials and
guides. They pay between $20-$200 per article.

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http://www.escapehomes.com/main.aspx?tabid=240

EscapeHomes are paying up to $20 per submission for real estate and
travel articles.

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http://www.internationalliving.com/About-IL/Write-for-Us

This website pays you $50 for every submission that they decide to use.
They also show an interest for photographs, which may be another
lucrative side income.

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www.pcmech.com

This normally pays good money. However, it is backlogged at the
moment.

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http://www.letterrep.com/Writer/writer_index.php

This website pays you every time somebody downloads/purchases one of
your submitted letters. They have 3500 writers earning good money right
now, so why not join them?

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http://cellphoneforums.net/announcements/t231340-get-paid-write-cellphone-
reviews.html

This website pays you $10 per cell phone review.

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http://www.sps.com/help/writers_guidelines.html

This website is looking for “Contemporary prose or poetry written from
personal experience that reflects the thoughts and feelings people today
want to communicate to one another, but don't always know how to put
into words.”
They provide a vast array of postcards, cards and other printed material.
They are basically looking for content such as greeting messages, and
special poems. They pay $300 per poem!

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http://www.animationarena.com/arena-writer.html

This website pays $20 per review. The topics of your possible reviews
include games, comic books and movies. This is a really fun way to earn
good money giving your opinion!

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http://www.suite101.com/freelance_writing_jobs?utm_source=About_Fre
elance_Writing&utm_medium=button&utm_campaign=Freelance%2BW
riting%20Jobs

Suite101 currently has openings for nonfiction freelance writers across all
subject matters. With over 4,000 writers, 24 million monthly readers and
lifelong advertising royalties, Suite101 offers a well-established platform
for getting published, read and paid.

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http://www.writersresearchgroup.com/company/jobs.html

I'm not actually sure what the payment structure is for this website, but I
do know that this website is currently looking for good writers. I also
know that this website gets a lot of new leads every day and is a very
reputable establishment... which just that the pay is going to be good and
the work is likely to be consistently flowing.

NOW GO MAKE SOME $$$$$$$$$$$$!!!!

Thanks for the giant list OP. I am testing a few of these. I will see how well my writers can perform.

Thanks again!

You are rocks
Thanks for your willingness to share this useful information
They are great resources for writers to make a lot of money

lehpet,

Thanks for the hard work you put into this. Makes it a whole lot easier for someone to pick and choose the sites they want to work with. Much appreciated.

Regards,
ironlifter76

Thanks for the resources. I will submit to a couple. + Rep for you.

Thanks for your hard work. Very appreciate it.

This is the kind of thing that all these people who come on here crying how they need a guaranteed way to make money NOW really need to see. This is the kind of stuff where if you do the work, you make money. I don't get why so many have to make these plees for guaranteed money makers when there are a ton of services you can offer and easily make money at.

This here is one of them. I would be all for making this post sticky or something in the make money section. Maybe it will save us from hearing that same question over and over.

Which ones are good for fast cash anyone try these ?

thanks for list. I would say plzz dont try mylot , they hardly pay good.

Awesome...... Thx for the list

No problem guys! I hope you are putting the information to good use.

Here are a few more:

Breakstudios pays about $8 per article. You must submit a resume and an article sample but, I hear they're easier to please than Demandstudios.

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http://breakstudios.break.com/

This is a great little blog written by someone who freelance writes for a living. She's in the trenches everyday, so I'd listen to her!

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http://freelancehomewriter.blogspot.com/2008/12/10-web-writing-tips-for-newbies.html

This ones is weird. It's by AOL and it's still the beta testing phase. They may or may not choose your article, but the pay is great ($15-$200 and up) if they do!

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http://www.seed.com/

This is my FAVORITE way to find writing job thus far! Oddly enough, it's craiglsist. Use this awesome tool to search the entire craiglsist data base for writing gigs. Just type something like "article writer" into the search box here:

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http://www.allofcraigs.com/

A couple of great books to check out:

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http://www.amazon.com/Working-Writer-Happy-Thriving-Business/dp/1441404546

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http://www.amazon.com/Well-Fed-Writer-Self-Sufficiency-Commercial-Freelancer/dp/0967059879/ref=pd_sim_b_1

Two more tips:

1. If you're serious about this, treat it like a real profession. That is the difference between making $5 per article and $25 an article. Put a lot of thought into your article submissions and resume. Make sure your articles are well reasearched and written, especially for sites like Constant-Content. DO NOT SUBMIT SPUN GARBAGE TO SITES LIKE THIS!

Here are some freelance writer resume writing pointers:

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http://www.writing-world.com/rights/resume.shtml

And some tips on writing great articles:

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http://www.pickthebrain.com/blog/george-orwells-5-rules-for-effective-writing/

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http://www.bloggingtips.com/2009/04/15/using-basic-journalism-structure-to-write-great-articles/

I thought I was a pretty good writer, but I have a tendency to be much too "flowery" sometimes and that's a no-no when writing articles. I still have a lot to learn!

2. Use Google to find the high paying writing jobs. This is also taken from the Content Cash Cow WSO (I highly suggest you find it on BHW and read it!):

The following phrases are commonly used on websites of publications
which accept freelance writer submissions:

"writers guidelines"
"submission guidelines"
"author guidelines"
"contributor guidelines"
"write for us"
"hiring freelance writers"

Using the above search terms alone can give you a good general start, by
exposing not only large publications which are well-optimized for those
keyword phrases, but also by presenting you with many writers market
listings and writers guidelines databases available online.

Pay Based Writers Market Search Tips:

While searching for "writers guidelines" will give you many markets to
choose from, you likely won't be able to get through all of the listings.
Perhaps you want something based on a certain pay rate, or at least pay
type (per word, per article, etc.).

So why not try a search using one of the above general search phrases
with something pay based, such as:

"per word"
"per article"
"per feature"

You can also try very specific pay rates in your searches such as the
following examples (just plug in different amounts, based on your goals):

"$1 / word", "$1.00 per word", or "one dollar per word"
"5 cents per word", "$.10 / word"

Niche-Based Writers Market Search Tips:

Many, if not most, high-paying markets for freelance writers require
someone with a background in the particular niche. Many freelance
writers also choose a topic area to specialize in, based on their
experience.

You can further narrow your writers market search results by searching
only within your desired niche with search phrases such as:

"travel writing"
"business magazine"
"children's magazine"
"in flight magazines"

You can also do more general niche-bases searches without other options,
such as simply searching for:

"travel writers markets"
"business writers markets"
"children's writers markets"

Putting it All Together:

The trick to finding high-paying "hidden" writers markets when searching
online is to keep trying various search combinations until you see markets
that you haven't come across before.

For example, the following search combinations in Google for someone
specializing in the business writing niche offer very different results.
Take a look at them, and then play with your own search combinations
until you find the writing gigs you're looking for.

Remember, Google is your friend; use it. All of these resources were super easy to find. You just have to start looking!

Later, Gators!

wow what a wonderful list to share. Thanks man

WOw! Huge list! Thanks. Really appreciate YOUR hard works

does heluim have a min. article submit before you get paid for each article

I spent quite a bit of time researching "Who" would accept articles for more than
$3.00, and came up with several names that were also on the list found in "Content Cash Cow". lehpet, you brought "research" to a whole new level! So much information.. ...My eyes are square, but I'm smiling!!! Thanks for all your help! Rock on! Wish you
success!

hohoho its big list for making money.it could make us have heart attack while we submit all of those

thank you very much

And it keeps getting better:

This is an AWESOME list of places to write:

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http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/04/25/the-most-complete-list-of-freelance-writing-websites-on-the-internet/

good stuff, but most of them you have to submit resume or be in the states to get into .

Originally Posted by ahmadia

good stuff, but most of them you have to submit resume or be in the states to get into .

Dammit.. I have no idea where my resume is. I tossed it years ago. Maybe you can just hit some resume generator site.

Originally Posted by MisterGemini

Dammit.. I have no idea where my resume is. I tossed it years ago. Maybe you can just hit some resume generator site.

chill out dude this info is for those who wanted alittle info before they register for them

Originally Posted by ahmadia

good stuff, but most of them you have to submit resume or be in the states to get into .

Soooo, why not make a resume, and rent a maildrop in a state you want to write in, using the maildrop's address?

Originally Posted by zebrahat

Soooo, why not make a resume, and rent a maildrop in a state you want to write in, using the maildrop's address?

i'm gonna do it soon as i get asked

thanks for the list friend

Are any of these sites like Constant-Content but essentially article dumps? Constant-Content is fussy and doesn't like first person. I'd like somewhere to just spam add my articles for set price "usage" rights and make a little bit extra. Does such a place exist?

Great list OP.... so, did you earn $1000 from those sites?

This is such a huge list of resource for writers. Sure would have taken a lot of time to compile this awesome list.

Thanks for taking the time.

Is Ehow anygood for making some quick cash?

Originally Posted by wpbacklinks

Great list OP.... so, did you earn $1000 from those sites?

Between Demand Studios, Break Studios, and Brighthub I'm making a steady $80+ a day! (which might as well be $1,000, relative to where I was BEFORE I started..lol!) I love to write so it's a dream gig for me.

These 3 pay between $8 and $15 per article and are all pains in the ass to get "accepted" into, but I did a TON of research about submission guidelines and spiffed up my resume before applying.

Even though Break Studios pays the least of the 3, I like it the best because the articles are about fun stuff like "How to Make a Daft Punk Suit" (article I actually wrote earlier) and they can be as short as 250 words.

I hope to break into freelancing after compiling a good portfolio and my goal is to eventually make $75 per HOUR.

Other Queries:

• As far as spamming your link, I doubt any of these are good for that purpose, sorry.

• eHow is now owned by Demand Studios, so they are a pain in the ass to get into as well. They pay $15 per accepted article. Probably not a place to make "quick" money. Textbroker is your best bet for that I think.

Originally Posted by lehpet

Between Demand Studios, Break Studios, and Brighthub I'm making a steady $80+ a day! (which might as well be $1,000, relative to where I was BEFORE I started..lol!) I love to write so it's a dream gig for me.

These 3 pay between $8 and $15 per article and are all pains in the ass to get "accepted" into, but I did a TON of research about submission guidelines and spiffed up my resume before applying.

Even though Break Studios pays the least of the 3, I like it the best because the articles are about fun stuff like "How to Make a Daft Punk Suit" (article I actually wrote earlier) and they can be as short as 250 words.

I hope to break into freelancing after compiling a good portfolio and my goal is to eventually make $75 per HOUR.

Other Queries:

• As far as spamming your link, I doubt any of these are good for that purpose, sorry.

• eHow is now owned by Demand Studios, so they are a pain in the ass to get into as well. They pay $15 per accepted article. Probably not a place to make "quick" money. Textbroker is your best bet for that I think.

I've got to say, your list is incredibly impressive. I've been wanting to get into writing for awhile now, but I knew AC wasn't a very good option. However, I think the best site may be the one you just posted, for newbies at least. The chance to give aspiring writers a chance to earn right away and get some much needed experience for the big boys at the top. Gotta say, I'll be having some fun for awhile!

Originally Posted by Three7s

I've got to say, your list is incredibly impressive. I've been wanting to get into writing for awhile now, but I knew AC wasn't a very good option. However, I think the best site may be the one you just posted, for newbies at least. The chance to give aspiring writers a chance to earn right away and get some much needed experience for the big boys at the top. Gotta say, I'll be having some fun for awhile!

Awesome! You're exactly who I was trying to reach with that list!

I think I already posted this up there but, definitely check this list out too. It's more updated than the original one I posted:

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http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/04/25/the-most-complete-list-of-freelance-writing-websites-on-the-internet/

I wish you MASSIVE success! Writing may not be something that will make you $20K a day or whatever (although, if you play your cards right, you can do VERY well.) The great part about it is that you never have to worry about Facebook shutting down your page or Google changing their stupid algorithm and destroying your empire in one fell swoop.

Right now I'm making a ridiculously low amount for the hours I work, about $20.00 a day now. To be fair, a lot of that is learning how to use my time effectively instead of getting distracted. That and about $1.00 a day in ad revenue, which is where I'd ideally like to be making my money.

I like Demand Studios, but a huge part of my online money adventures involves a dislike for rules and constraints. I find most of the topics dull and the SEO requirements a nuisance. Honestly, I think to get views with writing, you have two options. SEO at the expense of quality or quality at the expense of SEO. Thinks like first person can really improve writing. People are so isolated from everyday life they enjoy feeling like they're being talked to by someone.

I need to go to a site or something that lets me just put anything I've written up and let people offer for usage. Constant Content disliked first person as well. So annoying.

You deserve a MASSIVE thank you from anyone who merely grazes over this wall of a list you have compiled.

Thanks

hey lehpet you ROCKED...a fine share and good effort maded...i m right now in action...on this methods...

great share lehpet, I will try some of them... thanks alot

Fantastic lists and very, very informative. Thank you!

Gr8 list. I am going to save it now. I will try it surely.

Great list indeed.

I already had the WSo and it was already on my list of things to try, so i applied to all the ones that seemd legit and worthwhile.

• AC is AC... accepted & paid, but not much.
• Rejected by Demand Studios
• Rejected by Constant Content.
• Accepted by 4witers.net, but don't like them - their article requirements are far too technical for the casual writer.

Waiting for several others to accept.

Thank you very much for this incredible list. Most of the sites are new to me and I'm looking forward to exploring. I'm mostly a fiction writer, but can write non-fiction and obviously that's the way to make money so a combo of both would be ideal.

Thanks for the great info!

Like to add The Frisky to the list:

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http://www.thefrisky.com/page/submissions/?TrackID=navbt

The Frisky is looking for freelance pitches and submissions! Please direct all pitches to Amelia McDonell-Parry and Catherine Strawn via e-mail ONLY (tips@thefrisky.com). Please include a copy of your resume with your pitch. If we’re interested in your story, we will contact you, but if you haven’t heard back within two weeks of submitting your proposal, feel free to follow-up via e-mail.
Pay is negotiated upon assignment, though rates are highly competitive with other online blogs/webzines.
Please, oh please, read The Frisky thoroughly before sending us your pitch so you can make sure your idea and the tone you intend to take is in line with our editorial mission (i.e. hilarious, irreverent, sexy, and smart, obviously).

Gud share bro..
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Hi, many thanks for the list, saves everyone else the time and effort. How many of these accept UK writers though? Cheers

Thank you immensely for this informative and concise list!

It is appreciated

As a freelance article writer, this is absolutely rocking!!!! Thank you so much, I have tried a fair few but others I would have never found.

Thanks again!

Red Mango Writers

Thanks for this great compilation

This is a waste of time !!!