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Online Earnings
Niche: General
Amount: $100
Payment Method: Paypal
Listverse is possibly the foremost authority when it comes to lists online, and they boast an audience of over 15 million readers a month.
They are looking for unique lists of 10 items, usually at least 1,500 words, and they pay $100 upon acceptance of your list.
Fiverr is a freelance marketplace where you can get paid to write articles by creating a “Gig” and becoming a seller.
A gig is purchased every 4 seconds on Fiverr, with freelancers and experts making anywhere from $5 to $15,000+ per project.
The best writers on Fiverr easily make more than $100 per article, so if that’s what you’re after, it’s a great place to start.
Sites that will pay you - Greatist
Niche: Mental Health/Relationships/Getting Healthier
Amount: $125+
Payment Method: Unspecified
Greatist is a blog focused on relationships, mental health, and life as it affects 20- and 30-somethings.
They are looking for articles about mental health, relationships, and getting healthier. Greatist also accepts career-related articles (especially when it comes to achieving work/life balance and being more productive), struggles with substance abuse, and social media/technology.
They expect articles to be between 1,000 – 1,500 words and pay at least $125 for each article they accept.
: Policy/Foreign Policy
Amount: $100
Payment Method: Paypal
Informed Comment is a leading publication about policy and foreign policy. They are looking for articles that can contribute to policy decisions and foreign policy.
Informed Comment is particularly interested in content focused on US foreign policy as well as Middle Eastern and South Asian politics. They also want content that addresses religion, human rights, women’s rights, workers’ rights, religious discrimination, energy, and climate change.
They expect pieces to be between 800 – 1,000 words and pay $100 per accepted piece.
Feminism
Amount: $150 – $1,000
Payment Method: Unspecified
Bitch Media is looking for feminism pieces that are well-researched and backed up with evidence and statistics.
They want articles to be discussion-provoking and to make a connection between the writer’s personal experience and larger social forces; they want articles to be a feminist response to pop culture. Articles can be around 1,200 – 3,000 words.
They pay between $150 to $1,000 per article depending on what category your article falls into.
Web Development
Amount: $100 – $250
Payment Method: Unspecified
They are looking for articles on anything related to web development; this could be PHP, HTML5, CSS3 or anything in between.
They pay $100 for a “quick tip” tutorial and $250 for a regular tutorial.
Web Design/Web Development
Amount: $150
Payment Method: Unspecified
Scotch is looking for articles about web design and development. Articles can be about React, JavaScript, Node, Laravel, Angular, Python, Vue, CSS, and other web development related topics.
They pay $150 per article.
16. Metro Parent
Metro Parent - site where you can get paid to write articles
Niche: Parenting
Amount: $35 – $350
Payment Method: Check
Metro Parent is a leading parenting publication looking for parenting articles. They pay $35 – $350 per article and they want features to be within 1,000 – 2,500 words.
Metro Parent has a preference for articles from local freelance writers in the following communities: Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties.
They pay via Check upon publication of your article, within the first week of the month of publication.
17. International Living
International Living - site where you can get paid to write articles
Niche: Living Overseas
Amount: $250 – $400
Payment Method:
International Living is a publication focusing on living and retiring overseas, and they are looking for articles about living and retiring overseas.
They pay $250 for 840 words, and $400 for 1,400 words. They also pay $50 for one-tine use of your photographs, and they pay upon publication of your article.
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