Here are some upfront payment sites, or sites that you get paid for once your article is approved.

Textbroker: This is a freelance writing website that is great for a beginner or someone with little freelance writing experience. You can register on their site to become an author. Once you register you will have to submit a writing sample that you do not get paid for (around 250 words). After you submit your sample you will be evaluated by the Textbroker staff, and given a grade from 2-5. 2 is the lowest rating meaning you can only accept articles on the 2 level. Once you start writing more you can move up to higher levels. The higher your level the more you can write, and the better you are paid. Most people start off as a 3. There are a wide variety of articles that you can choose to write.

When you are beginning with Textbroker you will only be allowed to write 5 articles before your account is frozen. They freeze your account in order to evaluate your work. Once they evaluate you, you can continue to write all the articles you want. You can only claim one article at a time though.

You can now get paid bi-weekly via Paypal. In order to receive your payout you must have $10.00 and request your payoff before the cut off dates.

Demand Studios: I personally have not written anything for them, but from what I have heard they are a great company to write for. The average pay for and article is $15.00. Demand Studios offers several different jobs that you can apply for, so give it a shot.

Families.com Families.com offers $4 per post, and suggest doing about 2-3 posts per day. You will be on probation for the first 90 days, and only receive $3 per post.

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