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Tired of writing for pennies (or peanuts or whichever cliche for crappy pay you prefer) and ready to earn money online for real? We’re tired of it, too. That’s why Carol started paying for posts a few years back — and why she upped her rates to $75+ last fall. And it’s why we update our list of sites that pay on a regular basis. Below is the new-and-improved, early 2016 edition of Make a Living Writing’s list of websites that pay at least $50 per post. What’s included — and not Rather than linking to the list we published last fall, we’re posting a comprehensive and updated new list. We’ve added new markets we learned of in the past 6 months and removed sites that have categories of posts that are below $50. That’s our minimum. In some cases, these sites keep it on the Q.T. exactly what they pay. We’re including markets where freelance writers in our network report they pay more than $50, in order to bring you the widest variety of paying markets possible. We also removed

10 Proven Strategies to Increase Your AdSense Revenue Using AdSense & want to increase your revenue? Here I’m sharing those tips which will help you to increase your revenue. AdSense is one of the top advertisement programs for bloggers. I have already written extensively about some good reasons for using Adsense and, for newer bloggers, I have offered our complete guide to creating an Adsense account. Now it’s time to move forward and learn some of the basic and advanced tips to increase AdSense revenue. One factor to which you must give some serious consideration involves the placement of your ads. Be careful to make sure you don’t violate Adsense policies by placing your ads in such a way that forces users to click on them.  Additionally, be sure to never ask someone to click your ads. With those important considerations out of the way, Adsense’s new interface has some easy-to-use features which will surely help you to boost your revenue. DIY tips for increasing