5 Paid Writing Opportunities For up to $750 Per Article

 

So, here… another list of promising publications. You could find any of these pubs interesting! However, as you may proceed with any of these editions, don't forget to do the following: Visit the publication to understand the kind of content they publish
Under the tone, style, and structure
Read their freelance/contributors guidelines

Furthermore, another essential thing you should hold in mind is assuring that the idea you’re about to pitch has never been covered. Even if there’s a similar idea to the one you have, just ensure you’re writing from a different standpoint. This way, you may find your way in!

Also, one thing I want you to do is that, don’t rush to send your pitch. Take your time to do the needful.
Alright…

Let’s take a peek at what we have right here! Starting with the first one:

1. The Information

This platform operates in the technology industry. And they're looking for a writer who is knowledgeable in covering things about the world. Concerning this, a technical writer is deemed fit for this opportunity. However, if you're a versatile writer, you can do this with your research skills.

The areas they want to cover include: Sleep technology, Coffee balls, E-bikes, Snow toys, and Ice baths. They’re seeking to publish at most one article each week. You’ll earn $1 per word. Their expected word is 750 words. Arithmetically, $1 per multiple by 750 words is equal to $750.

Is that not reasonable? It is, right? Smiles at least can go a long way to settle little bills if you’re approved. Lol 😆. So you go give them a shot! 

2. The Body

This is a publication that provides news, support, and HIV-related stories. They’re seeking pitches for World Aids Day. They have a theme for the day titled “We Know The Way Forward” — therefore, you’re to send your pitch based on the theme.

They welcome pitches that communicate preceding lessons, solutions, and historical moments that have assisted in improving the lives of individuals who are victims of HIV and also people who live in communities susceptible to the virus.

They’ll pay you $350 for an interview piece and a rate of up to $600 for an in-depth article. This may be a perfect place for those who are in the health industry. But as a writer with a driven passion for covering varieties of topics, you can give this a shot! Refer to this page for more information.

3. Clever

The Clever is an online extension of the Architectural Digest. They focus on providing real-life tips for designs in the form of actionable assistance or service. Furthermore, they offer information on the following categories: Conversation, Renovation, Shopping, and Decoration.

They’re seeking pitches in the following areas: Native American Heritage Month, Color Trends, National Disability Awareness Month, New Core Content, Black History Month + Juneteenth, Housing Crisis, Hot Cakes, and sustainability.

The payment rate for most of their content of 700 words usually starts at $200. While the pay rate for home tours is $300. 

4. MovieMaker

Do you love to write about film and cinematic TV? If yes, then this is for you! They're seeking freelance writers who can develop short content.They’ll pay you up to $100 for a short piece.
For longer print features, you'll earn up to $800.
The pay rate for short questions and answers (Qs & As) and reported stories starts at $100 to $150.
Multi-source content starts at $200 per piece.

If you’re interested in this, don’t hesitate to send your pitch. 

5. Impact Magazine

This is a platform that covers health, fitness tips, and sport. They're interested in accepting pitches from Canadian Journalist in the following sections:First Impact: a maximum of 400-word short and timely stories, having a robust focus on Canada.
Athlete With Impact: a maximum of 800-word profile stories of Canadian athletes who experience and survive something through sport or movement and who inspire.
Travel: a maximum of 1,000- narrative-based stories that emphasize adventures or travel fitness to unique destinations.

More on this, the payment rate for each word is $0.40 — that is to say, a 1,000-word story will earn you roughly $400. If you are interested to learn more, refer to their writers' guidelines page.