Make Some Serious Money Writing for the Internet

by James Beckett

If you are a writer, you know that the demand for your skills has always been good. But the huge demand for internet content and articles has only put your talents more in demand. So it’s a good idea for us to come up with some good ideas for you to cash in on this big market segment.

One of the outcomes of this big demand for writers are some great sites that will pay you directly for your writing. One of the best of this genre is www.associatedcontent.com. But be aware that their standard rate of 3-4 dollars an article is that low because they basically take any writer whether they have credentials and skills or not. But it’s a good site to have on your list to keep the grocery and gas money coming in.

Article web sources like this one are always on the look out for great writers to create articles to bring traffic and customers to their web site. In addition, many of these kinds of web sites also double as job brokers for other web sites also needing good writing. So keep these kinds of sites in mind because they can be a good fall back to get work in a pinch while you work to get better paying work in other ways.

The article you submit need to be written by you, but they don’t need to be masterpieces. Just create a simple 500 word article on the given topic, spellcheck it and proofread it and submit it. If you are struggling to find out what to write about or how to structure it then check out the articles already online. Don’t copy them but they can really give you some inspiration and direction.

Another good way to get some solid writing work is to work with groups of freelance writers in a groups. Just interact with other writers to find how this works. The good thing about writing groups is they can get plenty of work and you don’t have to work so hard at finding projects. It’s a good idea to build your resume of writing by working with paid sites and then approach a group once you have established yourself.

Sometimes these writers’ communities are managed by a strong leader who serves to make sure the work is shared with the writers and keeps a little commission per job for his trouble. Still other writer’s communities are just that and writers simply land work and share with others at a lower fee when they have more work in than they can handle. But these writers consortiums also benefit from the huge need for quality content on the internet and these groups are skilled at knowing where to find the good projects online.

There are also several established writer sites that are constantly looking to employ new writers. Keep in mind that when you work for these sites you may receive a lower fee than what is usual in the industry due to the fact that they are usually only passing work down to you. Be sure to read terms of the work arrangement that the site is offering, because while you may be willing to accept a lower payment than usual, you don’t want to be doing more work in the form of revisions and elevated word counts.

Though you most likely won’t get rich using any of these methods, it will be a great entry point and practice for your emerging skill. Most writers agree that you have to write each day to become proficient at this profession. Good writers can command $25 an article, so once you have experience and a portfolio of previous work then you can make some serious money, but you need to start off at the bottom and work your way up!

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