How can I make a 1000$ at freelance writing?I'm currently 200$
By vsridhar36
@vsridhar36 (346)
India
January 24, 2009 9:22pm CST
I wish to make a mark by reaching 1000$ at freelance, but I do have to study so I could earn only about 200 or so.Is there any site where I can make over 4$ or more for one article.Ill join as your referral.But it must be upfront and not by page views.I already know one site for upfront.Tell me others...
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@joystick7 (728)
• India
25 Jan 09
I came across One of the mylot users who had an excellent blog on freelance writing wherein you can earn $1000 dollars a day. Although for beginners it is not possible but the site was of great help for me.. It has almost all the good writing sites that pay from $5.00 to $500 per article.. Since links are not allowed Pm i will give that users blog link..
It will definately help u get started..
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@joystick7 (728)
• India
26 Jan 09
Add me as a friend. Mylot does not allow to messsage unless you are on the friend list. Once done send me a blank messsage so that I remember to send u at the earliest..
@anujain75 (1059)
• India
25 Jan 09
can you explain me how you made $200 from online writing
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@vsridhar36 (346)
• India
25 Jan 09
Just add me as your friend I will provide the link, the site has over 1 lac registered members.
@AnythngArt (3302)
• United States
25 Jan 09
I hope that you will share with us how you were able to amass $200, which is a good amount to have already!
The site I use for writing is Helium. There is only upfront payment for starred writers, which means accumulating articles and being in the top percentage of writers. However, Helium does offer more upfront money in its "Marketplace" section. You must write to a specific topic requested, and if your article is selected, you can make between $20-100 per article. The amount offered for the article is clearly stated, and it varies from article to article.
You might also try the site Constant-Content. You propose to the site how much you want to charge for your article, then wait for a buyer. There are always emails about specific topics they are looking for if you don't want to pick a topic of your own choosing and wait.
Good luck with your writing! If you are knowledgeable about tech developments, I think you can easily meet your goal!
The site I use for writing is Helium. There is only upfront payment for starred writers, which means accumulating articles and being in the top percentage of writers. However, Helium does offer more upfront money in its "Marketplace" section. You must write to a specific topic requested, and if your article is selected, you can make between $20-100 per article. The amount offered for the article is clearly stated, and it varies from article to article.
You might also try the site Constant-Content. You propose to the site how much you want to charge for your article, then wait for a buyer. There are always emails about specific topics they are looking for if you don't want to pick a topic of your own choosing and wait.
Good luck with your writing! If you are knowledgeable about tech developments, I think you can easily meet your goal!
@babylove1983 (176)
• United States
26 Jan 09
I do earn 200 bucks a month or more through blogging, If you have a blog you can register it to paid blogging websites. The banners are on my profile.
@ranacseruet (710)
• India
25 Jan 09
Hi,
You can join ciao(its not article, but reviews on product). Also, You can join 'getafreelancer' (a banner is on my profile). Its a freelance site for all kinds of job, project etc. Hope You will make a good money soon. Goodluck...
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@Raven1 (577)
• Australia
26 Jan 09
I would love to tell you exactly how to earn MORE than $1,000 every single week from freelance writing - but you've already scorned every post I've made with your negative comments.
This tells me you don't honestly want information from freelance writers who are willing to help you reach your goals. So why ask?
Have you ever heard the saying "Whether you believe you can or not - you're right?"
