The good news is there are several easy ways to find paid blogging work. And you don’t need to leave your home to find a job and make money.
Keep in mind that putting a little more time and energy upfront can lead to a much better payoff in the long run. If it’s super easy to apply for a particular blogging job, chances are a lot of other people will be applying as well.
Here are 4 tips on how to make money as a paid blogger.
1: Freelance Sites (Upwork, Fiverr, People Per Hour, etc.)
Many paid bloggers often turn to sites such as Upwork and Fiverr to find clients. There’s no reason not to try this unless you’re willing to work for a very low rate ($5–$10/hour) you may have trouble finding work.
Some freelancers do earn a decent hourly rate through these sites. However, they tend to have lots of experience and specialist skills.
While the idea of setting up a profile and letting employers approach you might seem attractive, you may find that either:
no-one gets in touch
the people who do get in touch don’t have the sorts of jobs you want to take on.
2: Freelancing Job Boards
Several job boards list blogging or other web writing gigs.
Here are some great ones to start with that are free to use as a paid blogger.
ProBlogger job board
The jobs are high quality (employers have to pay to advertise there) and tend to have a full, detailed description. And with the new job board functionality, you can create your own profile and online resume.
Freelance Writing Gigs
Every weekday, Freelance Writing Gigs hand-picks jobs from around the web and presents them in a single blog post. Not all of them are blogging related, but many involve writing content for websites.
BloggingPro job board
This job board doesn’t charge as much as ProBlogger, so you’ll typically find jobs from smaller employers here, as well as jobs geared more toward copywriting.
3: Lists of Sites that Use Freelancers
Another great way to begin is by pitching articles directly to blogs that use freelance submissions. These sites may never advertise for new bloggers. They can get as much content as they need from the writers who come directly to them.
Make a Living Writing, the awesome site has regular lists of websites that pay writers. The most recent is Monster List of Markets: 135 Places to Find Freelance Writing Jobs.
The Write Life, another great website, occasionally curates lists of paying markets that cover specific topics, such as 28 Parenting Blogs and Magazines That Pay Freelance Writers.
4: Guest Posting
Another great way to find work is by guest posting. You’ll get your name out there on some big blogs (which is a valuable experience in itself), and you can use your bio to advertise yourself as a freelance blogger.
Guest posts can also lead directly to a paying gig. Even if the sites you’re writing for don’t currently have the budget to pay, they may well grow larger. And if you’ve written some great guest posts for them, you’ll be at the top of their mind when they’re considering who to hire.
Becoming a paid blogger might seem like a big step. But all it really takes is one website that’s willing to pay for your work.
Start a new career as a paid blogger now. There are millions of blogs worldwide and they need Content! Don’t forget Content is the King! Make your research and you will find a paid blogger job. Take Action Now!
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