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A Freelance Writing Site that Pays You $50 an Article

by jungl
5 replies
Hey guys,
Since I started making money online I have occasionally written a few freelance articles, and I focus on stocks and finance. For those of you interested in making money this way, the Motley Fool (note: I am not paid to post this, nor do I work for them other than occasionally blogging) pays you $50 an article for your articles on stocks. After you have posted 10 quality articles they will up that to $100. Remember, the posts have to be quality, and usually within 400-700 words. PM me and I'll send you the email for the Motley Fool's Blog Network manager.
Other sites that have good compensation for finance articles are: Seeking Alpha - Stock Market News & Financial Analysis (1 cent per hit, but they have a reach of 70 million people monthly!)
To read more about sites like this, you can check out my blog.
Feel free to post any other sites you have found that compensate well for freelance articles by replying, and tell me what you think about these sites.
Good luck guys!
Alex.
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  • Profile picture of the author Lady D
    Hi,

    I PM you

    I also read that Top 10 Lists - Listverse pay 100$ per an article.
    It need to be 1000 words and the % rejects are high. If they don't use your article, they still have the rights on it
    (You can read here about their terms: Write for Listverse - Listverse)
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    • Profile picture of the author jungl
      That sounds quite fishy to me. The rights if they don't use it? Presumably they could later sell it as eBooks, reports, articles, and many other things all from your work. I'd stay away from it, but if someone were willing to try it maybe it would be interesting to see a review.
      Cheers,
      Alex.
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      • Profile picture of the author Lady D
        Originally Posted by jungl View Post

        That sounds quite fishy to me. The rights if they don't use it? Presumably they could later sell it as eBooks, reports, articles, and many other things all from your work. I'd stay away from it, but if someone were willing to try it maybe it would be interesting to see a review.
        Cheers,
        Alex.

        I know it sounds fishy, I think It might worth the try, I will read a lot of lists there, to figure out what kind of articles they accept.

        But I agree that the Motley Fool sounds much better....
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  • Profile picture of the author jungl
    Hey Broyde,
    You can check out similar articles on Fool.com, but here are some of mine, since you requested it:
    Can Dell Survive in an Apple World? - AAPL, DELL, HPQ, MSFT - Foolish Blogging Network
    Can Microsoft Save Itself from Google? - FB, GOOG, MSFT, YHOO - Foolish Blogging Network
    Cheers,
    Alex.
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    [Free Review Copies!] I am looking for reviewers for my Kindle book and will gift copies to interested reviewers. PM me if you are interested
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