5 Trade Magazines that Pay Freelance Writers $500-$2500 – by William Opar
With trade magazines covering virtually every major industry, there are ample opportunities to find publications that align with your interests and expertise.
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6 Flash Fiction Markets That Pay Writers $20-$500 – by Rajeshwari Kumari
Some seek stories following the specified themes, while others are so diverse that they are only interested in buying your best work.
7 Software Companies that Pay Writers $300+ Per Article – by William Opar
Numerous software companies are willing to pay top dollar for quality articles if you have a knack for software development, team collaboration, or providing how-to guides!
Can You Tell a Story in 100 Words? Submit it to These Six Paying Markets! – by Dawn Colclasure
While micro-fiction markets have been around for a while, they have just recently started gaining so much popularity that editors and publishers are jumping on the bandwagon…
7 Home Design Magazines and Websites that Pay Writers $100+ Per Article By William Opar
With the increasing demand for captivating content in this niche, there has never been a better time to dive into the world of home design writing.
Explore These New Avenues to Maximize Your Writing Income By Sherilyn C
This article delves into numerous opportunities that writers can leverage to maximize earnings from their craft!
7 High-Paying Science and Tech Markets for Freelance Writers By William Opar
From IT, AI, biotechnology, and life sciences to physics, and soooo much more, these publication will pay you quite a bit for your articles!
How to Sell Your Books at Multiple Neighborhood Yard Sales! By Jennifer Lincoln
You have NO IDEA how many people will jump at the chance to talk to a local author at yard sales…AND to buy that author’s books!
How to Land Speaking Gigs to Sell More Books! By Bill Vossler
Over the past dozen years, I’ve done at least thirty presentations where I have sold my books to attendees. And, I also get paid to speak! How do I do it? Keep reading!
4 Ways You Aren’t Coming Across as a Professional Writer…and How to Change That By Abigail McGrath
Common mistakes that make you look like an amateur when reaching out to writing clients.