Working online and finding sites to do so can be hard. A lot of sites will pay you close to nothing. Throughout the years I have gathered a lot of experience. These are the sites I still use and am able to earn a decent amount of money:

UserTesting - According to UserTesting, you get 10 bucks for 10 to 20 minutes of work. Word on the street is work can be scarce, but you get a pretty sweet hourly rate to test out websites and provide feedback. Make above minimum wage.

Textbroker - Much like iWriter, you'll get paid low amounts (relative to the rest of the writing industry) to write articles. It's got a pretty high pay relative to other content mills like iWriter, though. Possible to make above minimum wage.

Constant Content - A clever name. A content mill. Not much to say here. Make above minimum wage.

Postloop - Available worldwide to those with near-perfect written English. Post on forums for 5 to 10 American cents a pop, depending on several factors including your overall rating as a content poster. Possible to make about $5 hourly.

iWriter - Available to most countries, write articles for a fraction of a cent per word. Move up the ladder (tediously) to eventually make more money for your articles. Possible to eventually make above minimum wage.

Mturk - While they claim to be international, they reject new accounts based outside of America. Similar to UHRS, you get paid cents to complete small tasks. Earning potential varies, a user here suggests up to 10 bucks an hour, averaging 3 to 4 an hour. Possible to make above minimum wage.

Let me know if you have any questions for the sites. Upvote if you likes this post, and follow me for more content.

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