Getting Paid to Blog & Write
Posted by wahmOct 4
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In addition to monetizing your own blog with advertising spots, paid reviews, affiliate marketing, etc., there are many opportunities on the Net for getting paid to blog.
ProBlogger has a list of blogging opportunities on it’s site.
Sign up at Helium. “Where publishers and freelancers meet.” At Helium’s Marketplace, publishers post the titles they need articles for right now. Publishers are paying from $20 to $200 for each selected article.
B5 Media. They normally post their job openings for bloggers at ProBlogger.
Blogger Jobs.biz. Career blogging listings.
Associated Content invites everyone to contribute original video, text, audio and images on any topic to gain exposure and earn cash. AC offers upfront payments for some content submissions as well as a monthly Performance Bonus payment for all of your original content.
Write articles on any of a vast array of topics, including product reviews, “how to” guides, holiday reviews, essays and much more.
If approved by WiseOrb editors, Wise Orb will publish your article on this site, and pay you according to how popular the article is. You can write about whatever you like, as long as the article adheres to WiseOrb terms and conditions.
Website that sells original content for your websites, blogs, newsletters, etc. Writers can submit articles on many topics and once approved, it is available for sale. Clients can also request custom articles from writers. You can sell the articles by usage or exclusively to one client. With Constant Content, you are paid for sales, rather than paid by article.
Get Paid to Write About World Militaries and World Military Weapons. For articles that are accepted, you get paid $25-$35.
In addition, you can bid on writing projects at all of the freelance boards listed below
Elance - The largest online freelance site. Large freelance writing section
Rentacoder- Probably the second largest coding freelance site. Focused on programming but there are technical writing jobs there to be had.
Scriptlance- This site has the lowest costs but it doesn’t have some of the features of Elance and Rentacoder. You can find some writing gigs here but it is focused more on coding/programming.
Getafreelancer.com - Another reasonably good freelancing site
Guru - a very large outsourcing site with plenty of writing jobs.
Contracted Work - a medium sized contracting site
Sologig - a medium sized contracting site
Freelance.com - Freelance IT jobs.
Freelancers.net- Freelancers.net lists many jobs and projects open to UK freelancers, however clients from across the globe use Freelancers.net regularly to source freelancers outside of the UK.
In addition to the above sites, you can go to any of the job boards and using the search feature, type in blogging or writing to find the writing and blogging jobs available. There are quite a few career blogging opportunities available.
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Thanks for the info I’m going to look into the ones I haven’t heard of.
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Thanks for the list of resources. However, given the nature of the online marketing, if the business is “The Steak” and the perception created by most of the ad copy out there is “The Sizzle”, I’d offer that most folks really don’t want “The Steak” They want “The Sizzle”. I say this to say that my promoting anything that suggests a lot of effort is involved such as monetizing a blog can sometimes be an uphill struggle.
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