Writing for Money Online
At the beginning of the month, I offered some good reasons for writers to blog. One item that went unmentioned was "make money". I left it out because I don't think it is true. I don't believe that writers will make money blogging. Not an amount that will make more than a tiny ding in their debts. Perhaps dedicated bloggers can make money, but that is running an online business, not at all the business of writing poetry, articles, or books.
If you would like to explore the possibilities of making money online anyway, take a look at Employed Development. I'm not sure who writes it, or what the title means, but the blog appears to contain some useful posts (you have to dig for them) and a few articles that might help.
Getting started in a confusing welter of tools, plans and scams is eased by semi-anonymous Jennifer's Make Money Work Online. The straight-forward blog title is followed by a handful of useful "Tips, advice, and tidbits from my journey making money online" as she has subtitled the site. She also offers links to other similar websites:
If you would like to explore the possibilities of making money online anyway, take a look at Employed Development. I'm not sure who writes it, or what the title means, but the blog appears to contain some useful posts (you have to dig for them) and a few articles that might help.
Getting started in a confusing welter of tools, plans and scams is eased by semi-anonymous Jennifer's Make Money Work Online. The straight-forward blog title is followed by a handful of useful "Tips, advice, and tidbits from my journey making money online" as she has subtitled the site. She also offers links to other similar websites:
* I Need MoneyRead the original post on "Blogging for Writing".
* Make Money Online
* Secret Money Blog
* The Freebie Blogger
* Ways to Make Money Online
Labels: blogging, jobs, technology
posted by Georganna Hancock M.S. | 8:03 AM
5 Comments:
Stopping by to say hello. Thanks for your wonderful email. Beth
Hi Beth. I've missed your comments and journaling. Glad to see you back!
Well, I make a living blogging... ;)
It's like freelancing, though, in that you do need to write commercial stuff. You're not going to make money from a journal or story-telling site.
Hey, Everybody -- a real, live financially successful blogger. At Twitter, Lindsay B says she is "A part-time writer who makes a six-figure income from her websites and blogs". Head on over to Lindsay Buroker's website, Writing for Your Wealth to see how she does it.
Thanks for dropping in, Lindsay, and especially for commenting here.
Just discovered another one through MyBLogLog: Making Money Online World at http://www.makingmoneyonlineworld.com/
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