City Kidz Magazine keeps popping up on my kid’s market radar, so I’m taking that as a sign that I should do something. Like submit, maybe?
This market is brand-spanking new, so I hope they succeed. I like the concept of a family and parenting magazine that focuses on education. And I particularly like that they welcome new writers. Check out their website here. You’ll find that City Kidz is asking for queries. Oh, and they’re a professional paying market. I really like that!
Looking for ways to make writing pay off? Search no more, my little fund-seekers.
This week, I was a tad busy catching up on web content writing. And I thought, Hey! Here’s a way for a Junior Hall who just happens to be living back at the homestead to generate some funds (or beer money, depending on your perspective on life).
Junior Hall and I sat down to pick a Demand Studios article in which Cathy C. Hall could show him the ropes. I/he wrote “How to Act Like an Anime Character.” People pay for that, you ask? Oh, yeah, they do. I learned tons about anime, and Junior Hall learned how easy it is to write web content articles.
Demand Studios is hiring writers; they pay a flat fee per article. Suite 101 is hiring, too. They pay based on web views, so your articles may not generate funds immediately, but you’ll generate what we in the business like to call a “passive stream of income.” Which is just a fancy way of saying that your writing will pay off while you sit back and do nothing. And Ehow works the same way. You don’t even have to apply to Ehow; just sign up. You could make a living off of writing web content. Or at least enough for a six-pack.
And if you need a break from all that web writing, find out what font you are. Take this quiz here for a little insight into your font personality. I think I came up “Helvetica,” the classic font. Let me know how font-astic you are. Now, off you go! Fonts and funds wait for no man (or woman).
Cathy C. Hall Writes 