Excellent work! Communicates well, and delivers good copy. Follows directions!

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I haven't had success with bidding sites (eg: freelancer.com), so I prefer to write for content mills and choose the articles I am interested in. Another good site is wikio experts. They rejected my sample article- maybe you'll have more luck. You can also write for thecontentauthority.com, but the pay is quite low. However, you will find everything you need on the list I sent you. It is the most complete list I've ever found. If you are good at writing about gadgets, you can try makeuseof.com. They pay about $50/500-700-words, but they have very high standards. I've written one article for them and they really pay and give you advice on what to do. I gave up because they were making me nervous.

Feel free to contact me whenever you need advice and don't be afraid to ask questions on WAHM The people who post on this forum are very friendly.

Well, I use Internet Brands and eCopywiters as my main sources of income. IB (the shopping channel) pays $2/ 100-word article- so it's quite easy to make about $10-$12/ hour. If you know someone in the US, you can ask him to sign up for Textbroker and other sites that only accept US writers. He gives you the password, you write articles, and then you ask him to send you the money he receives for the content submitted. Here is a complete list of content mills: https://sites.google.com/site/newent...s/time-tracker

Thanks a lot. I guess I won't have to ask you where are you from. thanks for the good words but i have written "another 2" three times . Guess it is not ok to speak in our own language here, so i will ask you in English: i am prepared to browse this forum to find hints and ideas, but as we came across this topic, do you know sites of this kind that are recommended? not sites where someone gives you a job, as freelancer, sites where you claim articles and write it.
thank you.

Great...that sounds good.