On Making Over $60 Per Article
The fixed price model looks good to me…
There are two types of price writers get for web content and articles: fixed price per post and money based on the number of views or reads. When you enter into a fixed-price contract, you agree that you are okay with receiving a specific amount per post irrespective of where it has been published and how much it earns the site owner.
For me, getting a fixed price per article is better than worrying about views or reads. At the end of the day, I have to feed my family and it is not possible for me to depend on the amount being paid based on the number of reads or posts.
The good news is that I have recently been contracted by a company that pays $60 or more per article. In case you want to make some money, please check and apply for a writing job at the following sites.
Longreads
Longreads accepts all types of articles until they are unique, well-researched, and nicely written. You can make up to $500 per post, and the mode of payment is PayPal. Please read the guidelines provided on the official website. Every article should have 2,500 words or more.
Informed Comment
I once had the chance to write for Informed Comment. It is a good website; it accepts articles related to politics and foreign affairs. The amount you will be paid per accepted story is $60 to $100. Articles should be focused on South Asian and Middle Eastern politics as well as US foreign policy.
Travel + Leisure
Are you good at writing travel articles? If ‘yes,’ then Travel + Leisure is the right website for you. The mode of payment is unspecified but you will get up to $1 per word. Imagine writing only 600 words and making $60 per day. I am sure you will want to apply for a writing job at this site. The article must be engaging and informative. Generic posts are not accepted.
