Pay for Article Sites - Yes, They Pay YOU!

I'm going to talk about three different sites you can sign up for free and get paid for writing articles. Now these are not to be confused with article directories that you publish your articles on and promote your own business.

These are sites where they have a list (HUGE list) of article keywords that, if you write an article (they give you the instructions you need so you know what they want), upon acceptance, they pay you! Now these three pay you straight to your PayPal account, which is cool.

All three of these have an application process, but it's not hard and they don't require a writing resume. Check them out.

The first one is Textbroker.com. Out of the three I'm going to list here, it's my favorite so far. They NEVER run out of article keywords for you to chose and it just seems that your articles get approved quicker than the other sites. You do have to wait for the money to go into your PayPal account every two weeks (pay runs are on the 5th and 20th of each month), but it just makes the "paycheck" that much bigger when you get it.

The second one is called BrightHub.com. BrightHub doesn't have as many article keywords to pick from and they seem to run out entirely the 2nd half of the month, but they do pay more than Textbroker. They also have a probation period of 1-3 months after you publish the first article for them to see if your article gets enough "views" for them to be interested in paying you for more articles. So, my suggestion is to join this one first, get your first 5 articles done, and then move on to the others while you wait for this one to get back at you. Remember, this one pays MORE than the others, so it's worth getting through the admission process and then wait it out.

The third one has the potential to pay more, however, they seem to start writers out at a very low $2 an article. Associatedcontent.com For me, this really isn't almost worth the time, however, you can improve your "rank" quickly so that you get paid more for your articles. Like Textbroker, they have LOTS of article keywords and don't run out, so again, it's worth the time to get admitted and just work an article or two in here and there in between the other sites.

For all three of these sites, you get paid more when your "rank" is improved to their standards. And you can't improve those standards if you don't submit articles to them. So, suck it up for a little bit, and you will improve your rank and get paid more per article.

I hope this post helped you start making a few extra bucks per week. Even if you only post 2 articles a day @ $5 each, that's $140 extra every two weeks from just 2 articles per day. That's easy to do so think about it, ok? That's $280 per month!