This year has been hard so far with us trying to catch up on bills from last year. So I have been trying to figure out how I can make money that will come in on a steady basis. So this week as I was online I found these websites where we can submit articles we write and they will pay us. As I was researching the sites, I thought you might be interested as well. Here is a list to begin with although I am sure there are many more sites if you take the time to search on Google.

I’ve done my best to put some of these sites in one place to make it easy for you to make money with your blog. However, I haven’t used any of these sites before, so make sure that you do your due diligence before giving away your content.

B. Michelle Pippin

Get Paid To Share Your Expertise With Us! Are you an expert in something business-related? Do you know the time, profit or marketing “hack” that will help us increase our income, impact or influence?Have you mastered something that MOST business owners struggle? Do you DESERVE to be paid for sharing your original expertise? If so, you’re in the right place!

#2 Freelance Mom

FreelanceMom Guidelines for Submissions

• Your article should offer current practical and actionable advice, tips and be *in-depth enough that the reader walks away with new knowledge and new approaches.  (*In-depth, meaning, not saying the same thing that is already mentioned a hundred times before and is well-researched and thought-out).
• Your article should be well-organized, written in short paragraphs and include lists and bullet points where it makes sense. Feel free to add graphics to illustrate your points.
• Please include any references to research or other references you used to write your content. We won’t necessarily put this in your article, but so that we know where you got your facts.
• Your item HAS to be original and not published anywhere else EVER. (We have exclusive rights to the content).
• Your article should contain personal stories and anecdotes that connect and are relatable to other moms who want to sell their expertise or currently run a part-time or full-time business.
• Your article should have a thought-out headline (which gives me a good indication of what your content will be like).
• Your article should contain a “20 to 30-minute action plan” at the end (whether that is in the form of reflective questions, tools to use or an actual step-by-step plan that will help the reader apply their learning).
• Guest articles should be between 900 to 1,500 words.
• Three types of articles do well here, but not limited to are (I have examples of content ideas below):
  • Highly personal pieces where there are lessons learned that you share or aggregated case-studies from other moms running businesses based on a particular theme. For example: “How these three moms priced their services or unique ways to make an extra $1000 a month or “How I increased my Facebook engagement and got 100 new email subscribers.”
    
  • Highly researched articles that illustrate trends or industry knowledge.  For example: “Should you publish your price on your website? what the experts say and why?”
    
  • Education based articles (guides) on specific systems, processes or tools.  For example “illustrated demo on “how to use an xxx process or tool to save 5 hours a week”.or “Your guide on negotiating the price with first-time clients” or “the one tweak you need to make to your website that your missing or where you should put your opt-in forms on your website and why.”

What You’ll Get When You Write For FreelanceMom

Articles selected for publication paid between $75 to $100 via PayPal. You must have a PayPal account to be paid.

#3 Income Diary

If you are an expert at anything to do with: Creating excellent websites, driving traffic, social media or making money online, we would love you to write for us.

#4 Penny Hoarder

What To Write About

Our most well-received articles are about:

• Creating great content
• Interviews with experts
• Buying/Selling websites
• Driving traffic to sites
• Search engine optimization
• Creating awesome websites
• Blog design features and functionality
• Creating information & digital products
• Making money from websites, blogs & forums
• Affiliate marketing and selling things through sites as an affiliate
• Social media, anything to do with Facebook & Pinterest goes down well

What are We Looking for in a Pitch?

We’re seeking evergreen articles, at least 700-900 words.

Read other Penny Hoarder posts. Get a feel for the tone of the site. We’re informative, relaxed and excited about earning — and saving — money. Make sure we haven’t already covered the topic you’re pitching. Use our site search to check.

Focus on being useful. How will your post help readers save, earn or grow their money? We like practical, actionable advice that our readers can put to use in their own lives. Share detailed instructions to help someone else follow in your footsteps, and interview those who have the advice to share.

Types of Posts We Want From You:

DIY, Life and Recipe Guides:

Success Stories and Unique Job Ideas:

Eating/Travel/Life on a Budget:

Smart Money Guides:

#5 Slick WP

Amount: $100

How well do you understand the WordPress platform? Maybe you have learned how to use the Genesis Framework while managing and working on your blog? If so then you can consider writing articles for Slick WP. They are constantly looking for high-quality articles and tutorials that will help their readers.

#6 Big Grey Horse

Amount: $125 – $200

If you live in Texas, then you can consider writing for Big Grey Horse. They are looking for your stories and experience with restaurant, music, bar, hotels, events in Texas.

One of their requirements is that you visit the place in Texas that you’re writing. They are looking for your POV for each article written. All materials must be 600-1,000 words.

#7 DA Living Writing

In general, I only accept guest post proposals from current and former Freelance Writers Den members, and from students or graduates of Jon Morrow’s blog mentoring program.

Occasionally, I hold an open pitch time. If you’d like to pitch me, but you haven’t been through one of those two programs, like my Facebook page to stay in touch — I post there when I’m open to pitches from all comers.

10 Steps to Guest Post

Lists of niche-topic online sites that pay

Market reports:

Editor Q&As:

Social media marketing success stories:

Move up and earn more:

Productivity:

Writing craft:

Self-publishing success stories:

Juggling:

Leaping:

Resources/tools/best sites:

Blogging:

We can help you Overcome your Fear:

Breaking in: How/where to find good beginner markets that pay.

#8 Money Pantry

Want to Earn up to $150 per Post? Write for MoneyPantry