Writer for Hire: Best Places to Find Samples of My Writing

I started my freelance writing efforts back in 2011.  When I saw my name presented with my first published article, I thought "I can do this!".  Once I started writing and blogging, I never looked back.  I am a Writer For Hire and am willing to ghostwrite articles or blog posts for others, for a modest charge (negotiable, let's talk).  If you would like to see a sample of my writing, here are a few links where my work is published.

HubPages, Medium, Vocal.Media, ForumCoin, Read.Cash, Quora, PopGeeks, and My Blogger Blogs.

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Christianity: The Apostle Paul and Company

The Apostle Paul knew his friends and knew them well and definitely knew them by name. Five companions who were likely a part of Paul's company. In his writings, he mentioned Barnabas, Luke, Timothy, Titus, and Clement, as his fellow laborers who worked with him to carry the gospel message. 

"The Apostle Paul Knew His Friends and Kept Them Closer Than His Enemies"

Read.Cash is a Great Publishing Platform for Freelance Content Writers

I have been an active freelance blogger and content writer for over a decade.  But I just started publishing articles at Read.Cash about 9 months ago.  You can write about anything.  I have published content on varied topics: food, music, books, movies and television series, travel and vacation, cryptocurrency, and opinion pieces on cultural topics. 

Here are 6 articles published on Read.Cash which are opinion pieces.

You’re So Old! Must Be Time for Youto Die.

Do You Understand HOW and WHY peopleHATE?

Mark Zuckerberg is NOT Everybody's Daddy!

Four (4) Nations That Steer the World.

Dare to Dream a Different Dream

Yes We Know! The World is Going to End!

See related posts ona my partner blog, My Blogging World.

• Read.Cash and Noise.Cash ~ Two (2) Social Platforms Have Changed the Game
• Earn Bitcoin Cash Publishing Blog Posts or Articles on Read.Cash
• Work at Home: Read.Cash is for Readers and Writers

How to View the Top Stories on Your Medium Publication

I started publishing content on the Medium.com platform in 2014.  I should say "republishing" content.  A fellow blogger suggested I use this platform to redirect traffic to my monetized blogs.  They told me that Medium allows republished content and you won't be penalized for "duplicate content" or marked as a spammer or plagiarizer.  I took her advice and the rest is history.  

These days I publish both original content and republished content on this platform.  I am also an editor of 2 Medium Publications:  Express Yourself! and My Foodie Luv.  I wanted to check my progress and see how well articles on these publications were doing.  If you want to check your profile, just review the "Stats" in the dashboard.  But if you want to view the top stories on your Medium publication, here's how to do it.

If you publish (or read) Medium publications, there is an easy way to check for popular articles by a particular period of time. Just click on the “Archive” button, and then sort by “Most Read” articles. You can also break it down by year and by month.

• My popular articles for August 2021. ~ https://medium.com/foodie-luv/archive/2021/08

• My popular articles for 2021. ~ https://medium.com/foodie-luv/archive/2021/

• My Top Ten popular articles of all time. ~ https://medium.com/foodie-luv/archive

Super easy!  Right?  I can use this information in all kinds of ways,  Prepare a Round Up post.  Take a very popular article and expand on the topic by turning it into a post series. You get the idea!

Happy blogging!

Travel: Texas Cities: DALLAS, TEXAS (Big D)

DALLAS, TEXAS (Big D)

Not one of my favorite Texas cities, but a lot of people are happy to accept employment and go live there. Sadly, many of US remember Dallas as the city where our beloved president John F. Kennedy, was assassinated. But there are lots of good things to be said about this city, such as:

~ It has the nation's largest arts district. Bigger than New York and Los Angeles.

~ German chocolate cake originated in Dallas and was named after an American chocolate maker Samuel German.

~ The pilot season for the popular TV show “Dallas” (which ran from 1978 - 1991) was shot entirely on location in Dallas, Texas. Later on, most of the set was moved to MGM Studios in California, with some scenes shot at a ranch in Parker, Texas, and at a few locations in Dallas.

15 FUN Facts About DALLAS TEXAS 

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My RoundUp of Blog Posts and Articles About Texas:

• Did You Know the History of the Poinsettia Flowers has Texas Ties?
• Just survived the “historic” February 2021 winter storm of Texas.
• Living in the USA: Texas is Fascinating: Agree or Disagree
• Texas Cities Where I Have Lived: ElPaso, 22nd Largest City In The USA
• Japanese Tea Gardens in Texas
• Real Estate: Grapevine, Texas: Relocate or Retire
• Spotlight on 3 Texas Cities: Corsicana, San Antonio and Houston
• Interesting Texas history. Heard a lot about The Alamo. Never heard any mention of “Joe”.
• World Cuisine: Great Recipes from Around the World (and Texas)
• Places to Live: Florida OR Texas? CHOOSE!
• Why I am Happy to Call Texas USA My Home

Article Writing Sites: HUBPages vs Medium vs Vocal.Media vs Read.Cash

Can you make money writing articles at sites like HUBPages, Medium, and Vocal.Media? The answer is YES.  You can earn Bitcoin Cash writing articles for Read.Cash.  

How much money? The answer is: Everybody's experience is different and it really depends on how much effort you want to put into your writing work projects.

For me, my writing work has generated extra income, but not consistent income and although I work at it practically full-time, it does not pay like a full-time job.  Nevertheless, I enjoy it.  If you are thinking about being a content writer, the comments below are based on my own experience.  I don't know if they will help you or discourage you.  But they are truthful.

• HUBPages is one of the few sites where I set it and forget it. Meaning that I have not been active on HP yet almost every 3 months I get $50. There are some HUBBERs who boast they make hundreds per month on their articles.  I don't doubt their truthfulness and now that HP has created the various niche sites, they'll probably make even more.  The trick with HP is to get your article featured because then they are indexed and can be found via a generic search.  It also helps when you manually share them via your social networks. HP earns a lot from Google Ad Sense and they share that revenue. So I make money from my HP HUBs without even trying. You earn whether or not the person who visits your article is an HP member or an external visitor.  HP does not allow republished content.  My oldest article at HUBPages is dated 2013.  Yes, I have been with this online writing community for a while and see absolutely no reason to leave.  VIEW my writer's profile to see all of my content.

• Medium, on the other hand? As far as I can tell, a writer does not earn for external visitors (i.e. people who do not have a Medium account). The Medium writers who earn are those who get their content curated by the Medium curators and uuhh ... good luck with that! By comparison to HUBPages, I earn pennies from my Medium articles if you go by the earnings in my Medium Partner account. However, that's not why I publish content via Medium.  ("Why I Write for Medium")  A lot of my content is republished from my blogs and my main purpose for using Medium is to redirect traffic to my monetized blogs. That strategy seems to be working although I can not tell the exact amount of earnings from my blogs that can be attributed to traffic that came from Medium. Still! Because Medium articles are more easily found via the search engines, if a person likes my article there, they may click through the original source link and end up at my blogs. Whereas my blogs may not be so easily found via the search engines; my republished content from my blogs can be found easily via a search engine when people find the content on Medium and click through to visit my blogs and read similar content. My blogs are monetized with Google Ad Sense and Infolinks and various affiliate links.  Thus, my earnings from writing via Medium are indirect.  As with HUBPages, there are some writers who boast about the earnings they make through the Medium Partner Program.  I'm just not one of them.  But that doesn't say you shouldn't join.  To date, I have over 400 articles (dating back to 2014).  VIEW my writer's profile.  I also the editor of 2 Medium publications:  Express Yourself and My Foodie LUV.  I like it there! 

• Vocal.media. To date, I have published 3 articles.  It's a PPV (Pay-Per-View) business model:  so many views will earn you so much dollars.  I have not earned for views from VM. However, the second article that I published at this site, a generous reader sent me a donation of $10.  "Welcome to the Wonderful World of Pesto".  Even with that incentive, I am not tempted to become an active contributor because I suspect that I don't write about topics that could really earn me more money.  My friend who writes about gaming says she's very happy with the earnings generated by her VM articles. My 3 articles are about food and they are in the Feast community.  What can I say?  Folks are more interested in video games than they are in food history and recipes.  Content published at this site must be original, i.e. they do not accept republished content.  VIEW my writer's profile.
• Read.Cash.  This writing site is brand new!  It was started at the end of 2020.  It has a partner site called Noise.Cash.  You can write full articles or short posts at either site.  I prefer to write detailed articles at Read.Cash.  I have been active there for about 6 months.  It is a very unique earning platform.  I earn Bitcoin Cash (BCH).  If you want to earn cryptocurrency, give this site a try.  I have over 80 articles at this site.  You can create multiple accounts.  But I only have one.  No need to repeat myself.  To learn more just read this article:  Why Am I Here? (Why I Am at Read.Cash and Noise.Cash.)

Whatever you decide, I wish you success.

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Work-at-Home Advice: Can You Earn Income From Writing?

I am writing about my personal and professional experience attempting to generate income, working from home as a freelance content writer. You can earn income in many different ways.

Hire yourself out as a writer. You can do ghostwriting for other people but be careful. You will do the work and at the last minute, the customer decides your work just wasn't good enough. I decided to use SEOClerks to advertise myself for payment protection purposes.

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Write for sites like HUBPages. Anybody can write for HP; but not everyone makes money writing for this site. If your articles catch the eye of the Editors, they will be Featured, and you will find that your content will generate passive income. But even if your article is not Featured, do not despair. You may be able to earn but it might take a little bit extra marketing on your part.

Online Writing Communities Have Mushroomed - HubPages


Publish short posts ar social blogging communities. These sites usually offer a revenue-sharing plan and based on my experience, they don't last very long. However, the sites that do last are great for some extra pocket money.

Work-at-Home Advice: Earn Residual Income Writing for Social Sites That Pay


Sites like Medium have a Partner Program that pays you based on how long a reader lingers on your page. I have yet to figure that out and my earnings are nothing to brag about. Nevertheless, I really like the site because they allow you to republish content.

A Look Back … A Look Way Back: Why I Write for Medium | by Treathyl Fox | Express Yourself! | Medium


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The last way to earn income from writing, I have not tried yet.  It's on my To-Do List as a future project.  I am thinking of self-publishing a book.

Successful Self-Publishing: How to self-publish and market your book (Books for Writers 1) by Penn, Joanna https://t.co/Wsd2b2YF0p #successtips #writingtips #WorkFromHome

— Treathyl Fox (aka cmoneyspinner) ~ #Freelancer (@cmoneyspinner) November 16, 2020