Being a blogger means having your own online journal about your personal life, some else’s personal life, a technology blog like PinoyTux or anything and everything under the sun! But most of the bloggers not only publishes their life for all the world to read just for kicks, some of the bloggers (like me) also earns from our published works. What could be more exciting than writing about things that you love (or hate) and get paid for it?
There are more than a few ways to reap the benefits of creating original works and earn from it, the most common would be Google Adsense and AdBrite which puts ads on your site and you will be paid if someone clicks the ads. There is also Text Link Ads which basically sells link from anywhere on your site and you can buy links from them too. Another way to earn is to write about a certain topic or review a product or just simply spread the word about something that you really like and, you guessed it, get paid for doing it.
Here is a nice article that you might want to check out if you are interested about writing opportunities.
Some of the following opportunities I have personal, first-hand experience writing for or dealing with and I have included a mention regarding the programs that I am currently involve with and/or have written for or dealt with in the past. Honestly, I only have a finite amount of time to write and for me, writing for no more than a couple of services in all I can manage effectively.
If you would like to learn about other writing opportunities that I have written about in the past, then check out Five Fantastic Freelance Websites for Writers Earning an Income honest living doing exactly what makes you happy.
1. Triond
I can personally testify that Triond has one of the very best writing programs on the Internet, today. Writers can write about practically anything subject under-the-sun within the boundaries of common sense. Triond rewards their writers 50% of the ad revenues that is generated from the author’s published articles. I have never had any problems getting paid and in my personal experience, I have been paid very well.
2. StoryMash
This is a relatively new website to me, but after visiting and checking things out I can see the potential in participating in this program. StoryMash is a community of like-minded writers that write and publish stories one chapter at a time. Once the writer’s chapter is published, and then other writers can write the next chapter in any way that they choose to write it. So, the stories at StoryMash start with the first chapter written by you, and then after that the story may have five second chapter and so on. You get paid at least 50% of all third party ad revenue. You must have a Google Adsense Account, so that you can earn money in the StoryMash program.
3. Xomba
Write Xombytes for Xomba and earn real cash monies from the ad revenue earned from the things that you write. Xomba members must have a Google Adsense Account, so that they can earn money in the program. Xomba pays 50% of the ad revenue generated from the articles and blogs that you write.
4. ReviewParty
If you are writer that enjoys sharing your opinion about the movies that you watch or the music that you listen to or about the commercial products that you normally purchase, then ReviewParty is a program that you should seriously consider. It is very simple, just write reviews about the products that you currently use and get paid for sharing your opinions. ReviewParty pays 50% of the ad revenue that your review(s) generate through Google Adsense, but you must have a Google Adsense Account to participate in the program.5. Daytipper
Earn $1.00 for earn insightful tip that you write and is accepted by Daytipper and published. Share what you know with people who want to know what you know.
6. CREAMaid
This service lets you meet other bloggers with similar interests as you, and make money while doing it. Write an interesting blog about anything that you are interest in as long as they abide in accordance to the CREAMaid writing guidelines and rules. It is not clear how much of the ad revenue is shared in part of the royalty program, but by writing a couple of blogs I am sure you will learn what it is exactly.
7. LetterRep
The LetterRep program pays writers to write letters that are designed to sell to companies or individuals who are in need of professionally written letters to be used as possible mail outs or other marketing needs. Writers are paid every time a LetterRep client purchases or request one of the letters that you have had published through LetterRep. The payouts vary depending on the type of request that you receive.
8. ReviewStream
ReviewStream is consistently seeking writers to write comprehensive and professionally written product reviews. Writers can write about any commercial product that they choose to write about, but it is always best to have actually used the products before writing a review about it. Writers can earn up to $2.00 per accepted review and an additional 10 cents for every vote that their review receives from actual visitors. There are some writing guidelines to consider before beginning the program, so be sure to take time to read them carefully. I have personal experience writing for this company and I know first hand that you can potentially earn a nice second income, if you work at it long enough.
Writers earn money simply by sharing your knowledge, advice, opinions and life experiences with others who will read what you have written for FeedtheVillage. It is not perfectly clear how much you can potentially earn using this program, but I am sure with a little time this question can be answered.
10. MatrixMails
Now, I find this program really quite interesting as there are many ways to earn money through this website. However, this article is strictly about writing opportunities where eager writers can earn money from the things that they write, so here is what I know about this program. Writers get paid to write articles in the English language and can earn additional bonuses for the accumulate clickthru received through your membership. Like I have already mentioned this is not the only way to start making money in this program, so you may want to check them all out once you have some extra free time to spare.
Source: writinghood.com
As for me, I have been using PayPerPost for quite some time and I am satisfied with them. I have not encountered any problems with them except for that one time that my post was rejected because of conflicting ads. Other than that, they are great. Their customer support response is also good if you have any questions about your PPP account or posts.
If you have other opportunities that you would like to share, just add your comment. 
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Thanks for the information. This is most helpful.
StoryMash is excellent!! thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome. And thanks for dropping by.
I always wanted to try if I can pull off or even click doing Internet content writing. Thanks a for the tips.
My pleasure