10 Sites That Pay You to Blog

Blogging for money is a thing! Nope, I’m not talking about becoming a writer for a company or having affiliations, but there are sites out there that compensate you for the write-ups you create! Don’t believe me? Here are 10 of them to get you started.

Linqia

Linqia is a performance-based influencer platform. In layman’s terms it’s where influencers, in this case bloggers are paid to use and promote products on social media. Popular with recipes and cooking blogs, Linquia has extensive clientele. Some of the brands they work with are Samsung, Unilever, and Viacom to name a few.

Fullbottle

Fullbottle is a site where people can bid on awesome content. Brands such as McDonald’s, Revlon, and Universal place bids from creators within the community. If you’re up for the challenge, then this is for you. Sign up and see what happens.

Social Fabric

If you need a bit more of guidance, Social Fabric might me the best platform for you. It is made up of a community of influencers that help each other in the craft. Connecting influencers with brands who want their products out there, this site is an platform where it’s possible to earn a living if you have some good followers. There are also courses provided that will help you grow your number of followers, so it sounds ideal for a starting blogger.

Socialix

For established bloggers who have a sizable audience, Socialix might help you get in touch with huge brands. The platform matches clients to certain influencers depending on the social media platform where they are most active in, whether on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and a lot more.

Acorn Influence

Acorn Influence matches your interests to the brands that seek promoters. They promise better return of investment than traditional advertising to their clients, so you can expect the standards will be high. If you have a decent following who are interested in a certain niche, then it’s worth checking out.

Cooperatize

Cooperatize is a brand-centric platform that has a host of familiar influencers. Searchable database of influencers means more compatibility between brand and influencer. With no minimum spends, you might encounter up and coming brands seeking help from them.

Everywhere Agency

For bloggers who drive conversations in more than one social media platform. Using instagram mainly, you could be paid to take photos of famous and up and coming brands. They rely heavily on connections relevant to brands across all platforms that require influencer marketing, so this could be a niche for you if you fit the bill.

CLEVER

CLEVER is an influencer marketing agency that promises clients they provide content that aren’t technical, but are rather genuine. The writeups may be expected to be personal and informal, which makes content relatable.

Massive Sway

There are tons of women bloggers out there, and Massive Sway takes advantage of it. It is a woman-centric community that focuses more on their influencers by giving the necessary education to get ahead. With courses and conferences, this platform wants you to succeed.

Weave Made Media

In Weave Made Media, bloggers are given the liberty to create the content based on their interests. That is then tailor-fit to the needs of the brands that seek influencer marketing help. Think of it as a matchmaking platform matching bloggers and brands.

Who knew blogging could rake in money? Try to pick one of these and see how it goes.