8 Paying Programming Markets for Writers by Karoki Githure
Nine paying markets looking for freelancer writers to write about programming.
Paying Markets for Writers
Ft. Myers Magazine
“Celebrating the Arts & Living in Southwest Florida.” Welcomes new writers. Bimonthly. Pays 30 days after publication. Publishes ms 1-6 months after acceptance. Buys one time rights. Accepts reprints. Responds in 1-6 weeks.
Pays $0.10/word.
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Get paid for being spooky!
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There are plenty of faith-based magazines that accept articles from freelance writers.
10 Legitimate Freelance Writing Markets That Pay $500+ Per Article – by William Opar
There are a ton of markets that actually pay freelance writers $500 or more.
Paying Poetry Markets For Writers By Timmy Peace
Can you actually get paid to write poetry? Sure you can!
8 Markets That Pay Writers To Write About Writing By Karoki Githure
8 paying websites looking for articles on the art of writing.
Paying Spiritual Markets for Writers By Tatiana Claudy
Sell your spiritual essays and articles to these 6 paying markets for writers!
Susquehanna Life Magazine
“Susquehanna Life is a quarterly, four-color, glossy feature-oriented publication with an active, upscale audience evenly divided between males and females ages 38+. Articles take a unique and positive look at a variety of aspects of life in Central Pennsylvania and provide readers with information about places to go, things to do and history. We strive to provide information that is unique and unusual. The most frequent compliment we receive from readers: ‘I’ve lived here all my life and I never knew that until I read it in Susquehanna Life magazine.’” Welcomes new writers. Quarterly. Buys all rights. No reprints. Pays within 2 weeks of publication.
Payment $75-$150 for full-length articles of approx. 850 words
Film Daily
“Who we are: Always now, forever independent. Film Daily is an online platform connecting audiences with indie filmmakers via news, views, and reviews.” Does not accept reprints. Guidelines by email.
Pays $50-$250.