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Earn $1000+/m: 6 Platforms You Should Know

Get Paid Writing are opportunities are everywhere people can earn money writing online. You can get paid $10-$20 per article depending on how many words they have.

If you want to write articles just search for “get paid writing” and you should find some good websites. I make about $15/hr.

Let see what are get paid writing Websites

1. FreelanceWriting

FreelanceWriting [dot] com is a place where people hire freelancers to do work. When you sign up, you start getting offers to complete work at $10–30/hour.

To receive these offers, you need to create a profile, fill out your background check, and then send them a cover letter. After that, you can begin completing work.

There is no commitment to working here. You never actually own any of the work you produce while you are signed up.

2. Fiverr

Fiverr is similar to Upwork. People offer services for $5. Once you sign up, you can browse gigs and choose what service you want to provide.

In my experience, gigs take anywhere from 1 day to 2 weeks to complete.

3. Guru

Guru is a site that connects freelancers together. Their platform makes it possible for people to post their projects and bid on them. As a freelancer, you submit bids to complete jobs.

Unlike Upwork, Guru does not charge its clients anything, so bidders are always willing to pay more.

4. VirtualAssistantPowerUps

Virtual Assistant Power Ups (VAPU) is an amazing community of freelance virtual assistants who help each other succeed.

VAPU provides awesome free tools to members including a knowledge base, job board and exclusive webinars.

5. UpWork

UpWork is the largest online workplace where employers look for talented freelancers. You can be a freelancer or employer.

Create a profile, put up your resume, and accept jobs.

6. Amazon Mechanical Turk

Amazon Mechanical Turk is a service that lets you make money online through microtasks. Each task pays about 25 cents. Payment is via PayPal or gift cards.

Tasks range from data entry to translating languages. No matter what kind of skill you have, there’s a chance you can find work on Amazon Mechanical Turk.

Want to know more such resources to earn money?

Grab my guide to learn how you can make your first $1,500+ without much effort\skills, even if you are a beginner.

on November 16, 2022
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    I just launched www.getwriters.online, where we list content writing jobs from all over the world.
    Every job is hand picked and verified to be genuine and generally a good payer.
    We share a lot of details about the job poster (LinkedIn profile, Twitter, FB, etc.) to help writers get all the information before they decide to invest time in applying for the jobs.

    We're at ~5K MAUs. Still very early and figuring out our growth strategy. As of now, most of the traffic is from Reddit.

    I plan to do a detailed post here soon.

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      Hey buddy. I checked your your website. Pretty excellent. I will add list here. Thanks for the recommendations.

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        Thank you so much!

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    Hey @growthfunda great list, you can check out Glyph (www.glyphleads.com). I think it will be a great addition to the above list.

    Glyph sends personalized freelance opportunities from all over the internet straight into your inboxes that allow freelancers to discover exciting opportunities from the comfort of their inboxes

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      Thanks for the recommendations. How different this from SolidGigs?

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        Hey @growthfunda Glyph’s format of sharing the leads is more intuitive & user friendly.

        Plus there’s some consistency & predictability in terms of number of leads that the subscribers receive each week.

        And lastly, Glyph has a forever free plan & is also cheaper than Solid Gigs!

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    Never recommend Upwork and Fiverr to a new freelancer. You will ruin their Freelancer career.

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      How brother? Everyone have different perspective and experience. I know one of my friend who have scaled 6 figures on these platforms even though he had started as a beginner. So it's best not to judge just based on few bad experience.

      Majority of the Digital world has been dependent on the freelancing platform for outsourcing and it will grow grow and grow as demand is high.

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        Boss, no need to be philosophical about everything. There are pragmatic reasons for it. Let me put it from the perspective of a newbie:

        1. Both platforms have cut-throat competitions
        2. Due to the masses the rates are significantly low
        3. The platforms fees are high than their competitors

        Take a heuristic approach and suggest the platforms to GenZ which support their earnings.

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          Totally agree with what you said. Competition is everywhere but it doesn't mean that one should not try any platform. It's something discouraging to newbie to try the things.
          Do you know any other platform that can be added to this list. Would you love to share?

          Thanks.

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            That's why I suggested taking the heuristic approach. Unless one has a very unique skill, Upwork and Fiverr (specifically) are nothing but graveyards for newbies. PeoplePerHour, Contra, LinkedIn, Indeed, Hotmarker, and Solidgigs are far better than these two.

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              Thanks for providing this list of new websites.