Sites For Freelance Writers To Earn $100 Per Month
Join the 10% of authors who make $100 a month.
It fills me with joy to know we, as writers, can break the struggling artist narrative. We have options.
When clients try to underpay you, you can take your words elsewhere. And the news gets better. You’re not ghostwriting.
Each accepted piece makes your name searchable since you get a byline. Are you ready to have $100 income months? Here are sites where your words can earn more.
1. BookBrowse
A talented writer reads a lot, which means you would have plenty to say about books. A must is reading the book and giving fact-based details.
The blog publishes listicles, top picks, reviews, and book club favorites. The publication wants the voices of international writers. They welcome all books and genres; if accepted, you get $50 to $100.
2. Hakai Magazine
If you have a fresh perspective on society and science, send your piece to Hakai Magazine. The magazine pays $1 to $1.50 per word. They accept a length of 300 to 800 words for news stories; and 1000 to 5000 words for feature articles. If you are a videographer, they also welcome short, original videos.
3. JustParents
Do you want other parents and couples to feel less alone? Well, JustParents is for parental advice. Their blog shares information about pregnancy, couples, and parenting.
Writers have a byline. So, you can submit your 800 to 1500 word pieces and become a regular on the site. JustParents pays $60 for pieces. This amount sounds lower than the other publications, but ten published blog posts add to $600 in a month.
4. B. Michelle Pippin
Do you have experience with marketing, time management, and entrepreneurship? At B. Michelle Pippin, your knowledge can earn you $150 per accepted article.
This blog by Michelle Pippin, a business expert, makes room for fresh voices. He wants original content. Depending on the quality, you will receive $50 to $150 when published.
The ideal article length is between 1000 to 2000 words. Send details first. It takes 90 days to get a reply. And if your article goes live, you can’t sell or republish it anywhere else.
5. Discover Magazine
We all love one or two science and history documentaries on Discovery Channel. As a science or history enthusiast, you can also excite readers in Discover Magazine. And see your words in print for $1 per word or online for $300 per story.
The stories should be well-researched yet conversational. Column submissions are 1200 or more words, whereas the length for feature stories is 600 to 1000 words.
6. The Dollar Stretcher
The Dollar Stretcher is a site about living better for less. Your cheapskate habits are fashionable here.
The publication gives a voice to writers who know a thing or two about making, managing, and saving money. They publish in-depth pieces with actionable tips and proof. So, add statistics to strengthen your argument.
Aim for unique approaches to handling money. The editors don’t want to repeat the advice they already published. The pay is $150 per article. They prefer articles of 500 to 800 words.
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