How many writing sites do you maintain?

You think you can still add more to that or are you satisfied with the three sites? If you don't mind me asking, how are your earnings from these sites?

Yeah, you can ask! :) I get about 3-4 dollars a month off Triond, but it's going up! On Associated Content, I just joined so I am only at about 600 views, but when I get to 1000 I will get 1.50. However they did like one of my articles and gave me an upfront payment of 4 dollars. And on Bukisa I haven't reached 1000 views yet but when I do I will get 4$. How does Factoidz pay?

They pay through PayPal once you reach at least $1 in a month. They payment is processed quickly. It's given every first or second day of the following month. I think you should join this site, too.

Yes, I'd like the links, please. I'm very interested in trying to make money with my writing, but am am very nervous about going from fiction to articles. Do you have any suggestions / advice?

Hi my friend! I sent you a private message. I hope you join them. If you have questions please feel free to message me. I'm sure you won't regret joining these sites.

Yes, the sites I joined do accept PayPal. Would you like to join? I will be sending you the links if you want.

I know you can still join associated content but you will not be able to receive upfront payment. Your only source of revenue there is according to page views.

This is a good idea emvy. I will try to start selling my articles as well, maybe adding this to the sites I maintain will result in a positive progress on my earnings.

Hi lowellhenderson65 - I write for Associated Content, Triond and Bukisa. Since I live outside the US I get less money for articles than a writer in the US would. Triond pays the best and I manage to earn a few dollars from the site each month. I also write for Constant Content, though getting an article approved for submission there is a pain at times. I always wait a bit before submitting my article to any site - 2 to 3 days when it comes to Constant Content. I use the time to proofread my article a few times before submission. I am also mulling with the idea of selling some articles in forums just to see how it goes. People in need of content pay well especially for topics in demand and niche subjects. I shall be selling my first 5 or 10 articles on Digital Point this week. I have decided that if they sell well I will then start selling some every week so that I can add to my online earnings.

That's nice. I hope I can reach that stable income online as well, especially doing this as a part-time. I'm happy cause many of the responses here affirms my strategy. I will not join too many sites for now, not unless I generate stable income from the three sites I am currently in.

Thanks for the information. I think I have to stick with what I have for now. It's hard to maintain all these sites. I might compromise the quality of my work if I become more concerned about the quantity.

Isn't this awesome?! Our hobby is bringing us some extra cash. Unlike with other forms of hobby, they spend. Writing online is very promising. I am sure this will be the career of the future knowing that everyone is so dependent on the internet nowadays.