I’ve been stumbling across websites to write for a lot lately and while most don’t accept international writers, I figured I would share the list here. I’ll note my experiences beside the ones I know, but with everything else you’re on your own!

Pay per Article Sites

1. Internet Brands. Everyone else seems to love these guys, but I kept getting my articles rejected, so I guess my style isn’t what they like. They pay $10 for 500 words and have a range of topics. Email to get an application.

2. Constant Content. You write your article, set your own price and then when it sells, you get 65% of the income. I’ve written reviews before on this company here and here. They are fairly strict though and many people don’t get accepted the first time.

3. Emerging Cast. They only pay $2 for scripts.

4. ContentCorp. I only just came across this site, I don’t know anything about it except that they are looking for writers.

5. London Brokers. I’ve tried this site and while the pay is low ($2-3 for an article), they do pay every single Friday. There seems to be a decent amount of work most of the time, as well.

6. Daily Article. I’m happy with Constant Content for now, so haven’t tried this site, which appears to be the same, but without the well known name. I’ve heard a couple of complaints, so proceed at your own risk.

7. Content Divas. I applied for this site a while back and was rejected, but can’t recall why. Maybe for not being an American? At any rate, check it out and see if you’re interested.

8. Right Copywriter. Another site I have no experience with but it looks interesting.

Revenue Sharing Sites

9. Associated Content. Back when AC actually paid for articles and paid fairly well, I wrote for them. They have some snitty editors, but these days it’s all revenue share unless you’re a lucky contributor. I haven’t worked for them in years, so can’t tell you much.

10. RedGage. I really like this site. You add anything, links, articles, etc. that you’ve got hanging around (you can set to automatically update) and then you get money. I have $20 in there (payout is $25) and have barely done anything.

11. FireHow. Like eHow. They only accept Americans, so I couldn’t join to see what they are like.

12. Squidoo. My favorite place to build links and make residual income! I’m currently making around $150 a month off the actual site, plus another $100 or so from sales on Amazon that are coming from my lenses on Squidoo. If you’re interested in learning more, I recently started a blog just on how to use Squidoo for business and for profit.

13. Triond. I have no experience with this one, but some are saying it’s really good.

14. Suite101. I had a bad experience with these guys about 7 years ago, but they seem to have drastically changed since then, so I’m giving them another shot. You might want to check it out.

15. HubPages. Being a Squidoo gal myself, I’ve only played around on HubPages a couple of times and have never made any money. That being said, it’s similar to Squidoo and there is earning potential, though it’s not as easy to use, in my opinion.

16. Bukisa. I’ve made small amounts here, but truthfully, I just use it as an article directory to build links and pay no attention to the earnings. My VA did most of the work there.

17. Examiner.com. Another American only site, this is one that sticks to local cities. I don’t know a lot about it, but some people swear by it.

What are your favorite sites to write for?