how much money do you make for writing for magazines or newspapers?

Question

not the story i mean if you had you own spot to write a little blog or something

Answer 1

I don't believe anyone on here that says there making money writing or, why are they here?

I write editorials for a small town newspaper and some larger ones but the pay isn't worth the stamps you might say.
I think I said about ten cents a word is about right. A few pay more if they're interested in your story but, don't count on it.

Go to college or the University, take classes in journalism. A good one for this is in Ames Iowa, the Ames University of journalism and has graduated many top writes and journalists throughout history. You need to have a good education in English also.
In college we were told "when you can sit down and write like the journalists in the "Times" "Newsweek" magazines then you have it made" not many can, the English is a test of writing, try it see what happens. You'll not get anywhere without good English and an education in Literature.

Answer 2

TO BE HONEST, WRITING AND SELLING A MAGAZINE HAS BECOME SO COMPETITIVE, YOU WILL BE LUCKY TO MAKE A FEW POUNDS AT ALL, IF YOU STILL WANT TO WRITE ONE, DO SOMETHING WHICH HAS NOT BEEN DONE YET

Answer 3

I make 185,0000 a year plus expenses. But then I am damn good

Answer 4

23 bucks an hour