Can you tell me where can I submit articles and earn more money?

The best site I know of is Reviewstream. This site only takes reviews, but you can review anything- any product, restaurants, food, websites, etc. They really do pay as I have been paid by them, and they just upped their rates. They pay 50 cents bulk rate and 2.50 for the regular rate- but mostly they pay the bulk rate. Your review has to be at least 200 words long, and you should always check that you will accept the bulk rate. That is the key to getting published on there. You do not earn money for page views, the upfront payment is all you get, but it really does add up after a while. If you want my referral link, im me, or just join.

I am on Bukisa, Associated Content, Ehow, Demand Studios, and Textbroker. Textbroker is good for newbies to earn money for writing as well as demand studios for upfront. AC does pay upfront but not as good as DS. I personally didn't see any of the titles for $3 to write at DS but the least I did see is the fact sheets for $7.50 each. Last month, I made $60 and on October, made only $15. Back in April 2009, I made $175.25 and I think that they are tougher to write for since they rejected the first article since I went back to it. I am waiting to get a work back from two different companies to see if I will get lucky enough to be one of their writers. I also wrote a few articles on Associated Content where you can earn upfront payment. Let me know if any of you are interested since I am not sure if it is a good idea for me to post up the link but alright for all of you to know about it. I have a notebook that list different writing sites for residual and upfront payments. Even though the list is not completed, I am pretty knowledgeable about different companies that are always hiring freelance writers/bloggers.

Ehow, Mahalo, and Helium. Ehow only pays for page views but they pay better than AC does for page views. They accept all articles as long as it is a How to. I am not really sure about Mahalo since I just signed up for them and haven't done anything yet. I do know that you have to pick one article title during rush week, which is every week, and do that one article within 72 hours. If they like it, they will pay you and put you on the How to team. You can also earn points for answering peoples questions and then I think you can cash in the points for money. Helium pays for page views and I think they might do upfront payments for certain articles. I don't know too much about them either because I don't write for them. Also, there is Demand Studios. You have to send a resume to get accepted there though. They pay anywhere from $3 to $20 per article and they are in different formats. Some are How to's while others are About's. They pay every Tuesday and Friday. I have been working with them for over a year and they pay good. Here are the links to the sites I mentioned: www.ehow.com www.mahalo.com www.helium.com www.demandstudios.com Good luck! :)