Note: please do your research first, as I have not worked on each one individually.
I apologize in advance if I have the details wrong, this is a lot of information to go through.
Upfront Payments / Get paid per article:
1. Iwriter - No resume or writing sample required
2. Article Teller - No resume or writing sample required
3. TextBroker - You need an ID to upload
4. HireWriters - Writing sample needed
5. Zery's - Have to apply to expertise categories, not much work when I log in.
6. Scripted - You have to apply to specialties, I see mainly guides to write.
7. Writers Access - Resume, cover letter, and writing sample needed
8. Blog Mutt - Sorry, I don't have any information
9. Article Document - Have to write for awhile until able to write for upfront payments
10. Ghostblogger - Can write articles for sale
11. Writers Domain - Writing sample needed
12. ArticleSale - Can write articles for sale
13. Words of Worth - Small application required
14. How to Hint - Resume and writing sample required
15. Green light Articles - Scroll all the way down at the bottom and on the right hand corner you should see "apply to be a writer" .... you will need a published writing sample.
16. WriterTown - This is a bit different, you submit articles and if accepted they pay you. You can also earn by ad revenue.
17. Content Authority - Not hiring currently, you can submit an application though for when they are hiring again.
18. About.com - Supposedly pays really good
19. Yahoo Contributor Network
20. Content BLVD
21. Constant Content - Write for sale, although I do see request as well
22. Crowd Content - You will need a writing sample
Submissions:
(these are still upfront payment writing but you submit them, and if the website or company chooses it then you get paid)
1. Funny Text - submit funny stories
2. On Text - They have guidelines
3. ListVerse - You get paid $100 if they accept your list, just be sure to read the guidelines because it needs to be at least 1,500 words
Ad Revenue Websites: (some pay per view but not all)
1. WriterTown
2. Writedge
3. Dailytwocents
4. Squidoo
5. Hubpages
6. Associated Content
7. Yahoo Contributor Network
8. Helium
9. Knoji
10. Bubblews
11. Triond
12. Teckler
13. Zujava
14. Postanyarticle
15. Seekyt
16. Infobarrel
Here are some more opportunities for writers:
Knoji - This one was confusing to me. You can apply to be a consumer guide, but unsure of all the details.
Dollarstretcher - I think this is more of a submission
WorldStart - This is also a submission
Content Customs - Scroll all the way down to employment opportunities
Tech Writers - More for technical computer writing gigs
Copy Press - Will need 2 published articles
Allwriting -Academic writing, I just hope this isn't getting paid to write students essays and papers. I'm unsure of all the details so you may want to research some more. It could be writing for academic sites and such.
Breakstudios - will need writing sample and a resume
lovetoknow - I applied and never heard back
makemeheal - Beauty, medical and related articles. Scroll down to jobs and then scroll down again and you should see information about freelance writing. Supposedly pays $20 an article. You will need a resume and 1-2 writing samples.
Independentpublishing - Took me awhile to figure this out. Scroll all the way down to authors and click send inquiry. They really don't give much information as what they want though.
Digital journal - You will need to click on contribute, and then write a news sample article.
contently - More for journalist, to get published and have writing on the internet
populis create - Not for U.S.
content current - A quiz, and writing sample but I can't figure out how to do the writing sample
pure content - click on write for us, and then submit your information. You will need a writing sample.
editfast - Submission but if accepted you get $10
inblogads - You get paid to have an ad / link / article on your blog
destination 360 - For traveling writers. Scroll all the way down at bottom and you should see write for us. Then you can apply.
needanarticle - Currently at capacity
mediashower - application is fairly easy but you do need a resume and writing samples
paidforumposting - You have to post in the forum first. It has directions to follow.
copypress - After you apply, they send you directions in your email
ebyline - This is more of a free lance site than writing, but a lot of writing gigs are posted
dailyarticle - Write articles for sale
madcontent - Scroll all the way down and click on apply today, in the right hand corner at the bottom. You will also need an Elance account.
Contentmantra - click on work with us. You can send a resume to the email.
stigmatter - click on careers way down at the bottom. Looks like it is more for people who understand SEO and have a lot of experience as a freelancer
contentrow - application to fill out, you will need 3 writing samples
Writerbay - up at top you should see "apply"
articlealley - more of a submission
ezinearticles - I don't think you get paid for it
goarticles - You can submit articles but I'm unsure if you get paid
articlebase - I don't think you get paid for this one either
(personally I dislike ad revenue writing because I feel that it is a lot of work for little pay, with the exception of bubblews. I may try a few more sites though in my spare time.)
Informative Sites:
(these sites either have job postings, or helpful information for writers)
Coffee Break for Writers
The Writer
Problogger
Other places / ideas:
writing gigs on Fiverr
Looking on freelance websites for writing gigs
Good luck!
