10 sites that pay writers (worldwide) per article

[Digitalist]

If you are getting started or you are not a native English speaker/writer, I would suggest iWriter. If anything you can use it to build a basic yet diverse portfolio of samples to offer clients down the line. I completed 10 articles (varying lengths) to get in the swing of things prior to applying with TextBroker. The amount of money earned isn't much, but it is enough to get me a few domains or at least 1 with some hosting.

For those asking about topics, here is a list:

Alternative energy
Arts and Entertainment
Automotive
Business
Cancer
Communications
Computers and Technology
Fashion
Finance
Food and Drink
Health and Fitness
Holidays
Home and Family
Home Based Business
Home Improvement
Insurance
Internet and Businesses Online
Legal
Medical
News and Society
Other
Pets
Real Estate
Recreation and Sports
Reference and Education
Relationships
Science & Technology
Self Improvement
Shopping and Product Reviews
Sports
Transportation
Travel and Leisure
 Writing and Speaking

 

[ContentCat]

Keep in mind that not all international writers use PayPal. Skrill is getting increasingly popular in Europe. Hope they beat PayPal some day

 

[ContentCat]

P.S. Fiverr and majority of other paying websites restrict you to PayPal, and I despise monopoly...

 

[SocialsBoost]

Very Interesting thread. I'm starting to learn. Thank you for the shering.

 

[eugene]

Quite a bit of information on this thread. Interesting. I'm from an ESL country, I need to work further on my writing skills before starting earning some decent part time income.

 

[SEOtime]

I did not know that ninerniner was still around. A few years back I wrote for them and it was easy and nice and I always got paid. I do suggest this one to those who want to write.

 

[contentxpro]

Good resource . Will check this out now.

 

[kickingbird]

I've written over 100 articles on fiverr, and while the extra $500 was nice to have, it was very time consuming and came out to less than minimum wage.

 

[JohnSte192]

I have heard many good things about Bubblews but I do not know a lot about them. I am not sure if there is potential to make a great deal with them daily or not.

 

[japemethe]

Any proof? I use Constant Content and have been paid many times, definitely no scam there. iWriter and Fiverr are both respected businesses and many have been paid by them, so definitely no scam there either, although writers usually have to work for peanuts (not the same as scamming)

I've never used or heard much about the other sites, but I'd be surprised if all of them were scams. Either way it's not right to label any person/site/business as scamming without giving some proof, or at the very least a reason why.

I do not think that they are scamming everyone. I too have used fiverr and never been scammed on there. One could also test out SEOclerks, it is very legit. You can make some decent money on there if you get a good rep.

 

[manofd]

Fiverr for the win

 

[AGdel]

Useful thread. Many thanks.

 

[Crackus]

That is really helpful. How much would a person earn a week doing that?

 

[robotx]

I have heard many good things about Bubblews but I do not know a lot about them. I am not sure if there is potential to make a great deal with them daily or not.

BubbleWS is not a bad way to start making a little bit of money. I have been doing it for fun. You can basically write whatever you want, the money is all in the connections you make. You get one cent per view, like, and comment. How you get views is by connecting with other users (which is labor intensive at first) and sharing your articles on social media. All in all, for a noob not a bad way to make a few bucks if you know how to do it. The limitation is that you can only post 10 articles a day, which have the easy criteria of having to be at least 400 characters long.

 

[dogmann11]

BubbleWS is not a bad way to start making a little bit of money. I have been doing it for fun. You can basically write whatever you want, the money is all in the connections you make. You get one cent per view, like, and comment. How you get views is by connecting with other users (which is labor intensive at first) and sharing your articles on social media. All in all, for a noob not a bad way to make a few bucks if you know how to do it. The limitation is that you can only post 10 articles a day, which have the easy criteria of having to be at least 400 characters long.

I gotta agree, Bubblews does pay, and I was amazed how fast I racked up some bucks with so little work.

 

[WilliamIMnSEO]

Thanks for this useful collection!

 

[babaearly]

P.S. Fiverr and majority of other paying websites restrict you to PayPal, and I despise monopoly...

but you know about payoneer for fiverr. right?

 

[MrDread]

I have been killing fiverr for the past week made nearly $300 but my hands are dying, I have lot of repeat business and have even been offered a writing job. But its so time consuming writing for so cheap. Trying to keep up with orders I stay up late and sleep very little. I can tell the quality of my articles is declining. I have nothing but great reviews, but I am falling behind in production and I suspended my gig two days ago. I'm debating if I should just cash out and let the rest of the orders cancel. I think I'll take the money and invest elsewhere.

 

[zebrahat]

I have been killing fiverr for the past week made nearly $300 but my hands are dying, I have lot of repeat business and have even been offered a writing job. But its so time consuming writing for so cheap. Trying to keep up with orders I stay up late and sleep very little. I can tell the quality of my articles is declining. I have nothing but great reviews, but I am falling behind in production and I suspended my gig two days ago. I'm debating if I should just cash out and let the rest of the orders cancel. I think I'll take the money and invest elsewhere.

Writing for gig sites or content mills is a good start-up route, or good source of short term cash, but the time and labor-intensive aspect of the active work don't compute over the long term. The best way to work Fiverr is to lower the number of writing or other time consuming gigs, and replace them with quick-completion gigs like pre-written special reports, high-demand downloads, software generated lists (e.g., outputted by Scrapebox type scripts, etc). Take the writing experience you gained and direct it towards higher paying sites like Constant Content, your own ebooks or sites, or use it to edit the outsourcing of the work of others.

 

[GodLenn]

I have been killing fiverr for the past week made nearly $300 but my hands are dying, I have lot of repeat business and have even been offered a writing job. But its so time consuming writing for so cheap. Trying to keep up with orders I stay up late and sleep very little. I can tell the quality of my articles is declining. I have nothing but great reviews, but I am falling behind in production and I suspended my gig two days ago. I'm debating if I should just cash out and let the rest of the orders cancel. I think I'll take the money and invest elsewhere.[/QUOTE

consider outsourcing the articles to other good writers. Am currently idle and would appreciate very much if you work with me to off-load the work. reply though the thread and let me know if this is possible.