[Tdc06]

Is anybody know here, writing site for beginners with strict rules like TWF and post loop.

[suny]

I can give you few good writing sites but you should tell me which country do you come from. I know most of these sites for Indian users only.

[IcyFirefly]

Yes, it would help a lot if you write more and not shy with a long paragraph describing what type of writing sites you're looking for. There are many sites that you can ear, such as transcription site, micro tasks, and such. There are content sites that you can post your articles in, after approval of course, and wait for someone to buy them.

If you're looking for a site to earn money like Bubblews site then you are out of luck!!!

[Angie10]

I have to say good writing sites have become something of an enigma, seriously elusive! I mean, it really is like trying to find a needle in a haystack LOL I've been looking ever since I started online work, and with the exception of forum posting sites like PostLoop, ChatAbout, ForumCoin and BlogJob (whose fate is still up in the air), I've yet to find anything I'm over the moon happy about. So I'm gonna keep an eye on this thread, for sure.

[cessy_08]

I have to say good writing sites have become something of an enigma, seriously elusive! I mean, it really is like trying to find a needle in a haystack LOL I've been looking ever since I started online work, and with the exception of forum posting sites like PostLoop, ChatAbout, ForumCoin and BlogJob (whose fate is still up in the air), I've yet to find anything I'm over the moon happy about. So I'm gonna keep an eye on this thread, for sure.

I guess a good Blogjob replacement these days is LiteracyBase. I registered there last week since I have a little bit of free time and found it easy-to-use.

[grecy0905]

You want strict rules when it comes to writing? I am not comfortable with that kind though most of it are paying good. If you want to have a little practice, you can stay here in Forum Coin because you can walk comfortably. There are other sites like Indyaforums and LiteracyBase but these pays in a low rate but are paying.

[Alexandoy]

I have no comment at this time but I am going to monitor this thread in case something interesting comes up. My account in Blogjob is hibernating since payments remain suspended. With LiteracyBase, the earning is so small for an article post.

[cessy_08]

Is anybody know here, writing site for beginners with strict rules like TWF and post loop.

If you want strict rules, then maybe freelancing is for you. You can try to find writing clients thru Upwork or Freelancer.

[Angie10]

@Tdc06...I just noticed the key word "strict"in your post LOL I'm just starting out with my writing, so I'm still a little wary of strict writing sites. I want to build my confidence first, before going with those rigid sites LOL

[kaka135]

I am not sure which writing sites have strict rules, as I am not joining those. I have heard about TextBroker, perhaps you can also try it out besides those freelancing sites.

[cessy_08]

@Tdc06...I just noticed the key word "strict"in your post LOL I'm just starting out with my writing, so I'm still a little wary of strict writing sites. I want to build my confidence first, before going with those rigid sites LOL

Yeah it was a little bit unusual for me to find somebody wanting rules when it comes to writing websites. But probably Tdc06 wanted to earn bigger since sites with clear defined rules tend to pay a little bit more

[helpinghand]

If you are looking for sites with strict requirements I think you should try "paidforumposting". This is a forum umbrella service as Forumwheel and Postloop. But it is difficult to get through the qualifying posts.

[nela13]

Is anybody know here, writing site for beginners with strict rules like TWF and post loop.

It is because Postloop has strict rules that I haven't completed my registration there yet, i'm not very confident with my english. Site with strict rules maybe pay a little more but aren't for me at the moment. Good luck with that.

[germainebull]

Tdc06 is on the right track; generally, if a site has strict rules, it should pay its users well.

Otherwise, a site would settle for mediocre content if it is not ready to pay its users well.

[kartiksheoran]

You can try Persona Paper .It is a new site with good structure.

[tpicks]

Why did you use the phrase 'strict rules' are you thinking those with strict rules pay higher. Well, I like a site whose rules in terms of grammar are little relaxed

[grecy0905]

You can try Persona Paper .It is a new site with good structure.

I thought Persona Paper closed down, it was an issue last year. Now it is still working? Wow good to know, have you been paid? I am a member of the site but stop working due to very low rate.

[nerdonforumcoin]

I haven't been able to go back writing, as in write 300 - 400 words per post. I miss it. Right now, I am spending my time on Rabadaba, a social app that pays, Humanatic and ForumCoin so I don't know other writing sites anymore. Though I miss BlogJob.

[swalia]

Try literacybase. You can earn by writing blog posts or participating in forums. Minimum redemption amount is 10$.

[Angie10]

You can try Persona Paper .It is a new site with good structure.

I thought Persona Paper closed down, it was an issue last year. Now it is still working? Wow good to know, have you been paid? I am a member of the site but stop working due to very low rate.

As far as I know, PersonaPaper is GONE. I mean, they even sent me a file with all my articles that I ever posted there.

--- 23 Jun 2016, 08:51 ---

@Tdc06.....since you're looking for strict writing sites, you might want to try the following:

- Scripted.com
- Cracked.com
- Listverse.com
- DigitalOcean.com

All these sites are very reputable, legit sites that pay upwards of $50 per approved article. Understandably, they require flawless writing skills. So you might want to try those.

I have personally not tried out any of them because I'm just not sure I'm quite there yet in terms of what they're looking for. I'm not even sure I can be bothered, to be honest. Good luck