Hi. My name is Christine, and I’m an addict.

For the past ten years, I’ve been insanely addicted to message boards.  When I was first starting out online, I sought out places where I could find support and friends who shared my same interests.

Fast forward ten years and I’m still a frequent visitor to at least two dozen message boards (or forums, as they’re also called). You can find forums on literally ANY topic, from celebrity gossip to digital scrapbooking to contortioning.

These forums contain a wealth of information, and you’re bound to strike up many new online friendships. 

So why am I telling you things that you probably already know? I share this because I can’t believe that there’s now a way for us to actually get paid to post on some of the forums we love to visit.

The owners of these forums WANT people to visit their site and post messages about relevant topics, and these owners are willing to PAY you to do it. 

Why? Simply put, forum posters create original content on these websites without the owner having to do it themselves.  Original content means better search engine placement, which means more traffic, and in turn more profits for them.

Now let me say, right off the bat, you won’t become insanely rich posting to forums.  But if you have an extra couple hours daily, why not give it a go?   Generally speaking (very generally, because pay rates vary wildly), you may be paid about ten cents per post.  

If you think posting to forums sounds like a pretty cool way of making an extra $70 weekly (again, more or less, depending on the amount of pay and how much you post), check my new section on forum posting.  I’m working on a list of places that are looking to hire posters - it should be done soon.