What do you prefer to write about for earning money?

Hi Snam, the easiest way is actually to write an original article, post in Associated Content and Helium, and then rewrite the article, post elsewhere. I usually post in Helium, then repost in AC the exact article, then rewrite sufficiently to post in my blog. If I run out of things to write, I think I can rewrite the articles, and upload to Hubpages. The difference is that in Helium and AC, the articles are usually in second-person POV, using "you". Blog writing is more personal, so I change to first person POV, using "I", and the sentence structure becomes more casual and conversational.

I don't have a blog, but I am going to get to that one of these days. The site I do write on offers many topics, but I stick mostly to informative articles, I find I make the best money there. I would like to do a little freelancing, but alas, there are only so many hours in a day. I have also done some reviews, but I find they don't really hold my attention all that well anymore. So, for now, I will just stick with writing my articles.

I like to write nonfiction articles for Helium and Associated Content. I also do a lot of book reviews for book review sites (and then post them on my own blog, mostly just to keep track of my work and keep it all in one place). I tried Squidoo and never got very far, although I haven't given up just yet. The topics I most love to write about are travel, art, and books, but sometimes I tackle topics in the news or business world...mostly when I see a story I think is interesting but not getting much coverage. I wish I could find some more lucrative writing sites, but it seems hard enough to keep up with what I do now. Not enough writing time in the day!

I freelance and the guy who I'm working for at the moment has me writing informative articles. My preferred medium of writing is creative writing, but I'm not that fabulous at it, and let's face it...it doesn't pay as well as informative writing. :D And of course I post here on MyLot, albeit to a much lesser extent.