Get paid for your passion!

There are more writing jobs available now than anytime in history, and the reason is simple: with the internet growing in size all the time, webmasters and companies need a whole lot of new content.  Try ou these sites below, or check out our Associated Content tutorial.

• Associated Content – Earn $3 to $5 per article on average.  You can write on almost anything, but their payment system is relatively slow and they don’t pay very well.  This is a great place for beginners to start, though.
• Get A Freelancer - The best freelancing site on the internet.  You bid on projects you want to complete, and you name your own price.  Sure, you’ll probably have to take a $2 or $3 per article check at first, but if you get good feedback, you can start to charge $5 or $10 per article, and you’ll actually have people begging for you to help them.  I write for about $11 per article and take jobs here at least once a month.  Well worth the effort of working the first two months for peanuts, though I do recommend using the Gold Membership if you plan on doing this a lot (it saves you a ton on fees and ensures that you’ll get more higher paying contracts).
• Constant Content – If you want to make bigger money with your content, then the answer is Constant Content. This site will allow you to sell full rights to website publishers who can purchase them. Average sales of articles are around $20, but you have to keep in mind that you content needs to be exceptional to sell for those kinds of prices. Not all of your articles will sell, but those that do will boost your bank account in a big way.
• Helium – If you’re writing for Helium, STOP NOW! This site is only good for articles that have been rejected from every other website on the list, and even then, you might as well scrap the project. You make less money per pageview than you would from the AC Pageview Bonus, while it lasts, so save your time and stop submitting here.
• Scriptlance – Another freelance site, but with less jobs.