Recent years have seen an increase in Web-based publications as well as print publications that publish additional content online. Beyond these more obvious markets, consider also that virtually every business with a website needs copy—and lots of it. Countless corporations, nonprofits and even small companies are turning to Web-savvy writers as they look to appeal to consumers through blog posts, articles and other content supplementing their products and services.
So how can you find out which of these lucrative markets are looking for writers like you?
Writing is intimidating. There’s this expectation of artful precision, mercurial grammatical rules, and the weird angst that comes with writing for other people. You start with a tidy nugget of an idea, but as you try to string it into language, it feels more like you’re pulling out your own intestines.
You ought not to worry about that, as we got you covered.
The most important thing in making some decent amount online is; only your efficiency in the subject. So if you have writing and grammar skills then you can cash them by writing for other websites. There are hundreds of websites which provide you the opportunity to work with them and make some or big money.
Writing for online markets seems to have gotten a bad reputation. I blame the rise of “content mills” that pay writers a pittance (think $0.5 to $5 for a feature-length piece). A lot of writers now seem to think that writing for the Web means writing for peanuts, but that generalization is untrue. And you are about to learn the truth that will change that negative perception of online writing.
Let me elaborate on "Content Mills": this involves getting others to write articles for you, so that you can in turn, sell the articles to a bigger company. Many websites today practise "content milling", they get you to write for them, then pays you something between $0.5 to $5 per article. They will then sell the article to a bigger website that pays upto $200 to $500 per article. Most of the websites or blogs that you see on google(or other search engines) when you perform a search on , say, "websites that pays for content writing", are into "content milling". You can hardly fine a website that pays upto $200 per article when you perform such web search. This is exactly what we want you to know and to assure you that, the websites that pay between $50 to $700 per article are included and well analysed in our "article writing manual".
Freelance blogging is a great way to make money writing online because there is immense demand for awesome blog posts, always! But that doesn’t make it easy! The problem is… finding high-paying freelance writing jobs will take time and loads of efforts, especially if you’re a newbie.
So, if you are a freelance writer who want to make money writing but is tired of low-paying writing gigs, then here is a collection of websites that are paying up to $500 (or sometimes more) for your articles and blog posts. In other words, you get paid when you contribute content to the websites and blogs.
We want to get people to take control of their finances, especially this time of economic difficulties in the country and the world at large. We created the manual for both beginners and those already into the article/content writing career. Everything that will make your article outstanding is included in the manual, and most importantly, you will also learn the trick on how to get every article you wrote to be accepted.
Guide lines on article/content writing in the following areas are included: business, finance, lifestyle, fashion, entertainment, travel, sports, blogging, agriculture, society, politics, bizarre, science, family, religion, images and design, food, fitness, production, news, magazine, musics, movie, engineering, technology, education, and others.
This is an opportunity for you to break away from "content mills" and financial dependency. It you wish to be making more than N60,000 monthly writing articles, you have come to the right channel.
The manual cost only, N4,000 ($24 USD).
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