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Does anyone know how much writers are paid for magazine articles?

I really am a copywriter, but I'm trying to get into article writing – I lined a meeting with an editor in a couple of weeks, but I have an idea of fees beforehand. I'll probably specialize in mainstream magazines such as houses and Garden designer pieces lifestyle / 2000-ish words long. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone – you have been very useful … fingers crossed!

That depends on the magazine you're writing for the market that is (ie the UK or U.S.) and finally how much experience you have. Here is a link to the National Union of Journalists freelance fees guide (for journalists from the UK, but I think the advice applies to those in the U.S. too): http://www.londonfreelance.org/feesguide … Normally, if a magazine has a circulation robust and is a "large" national or international, as the title Cosmopolitan or Glamour you will be fine compensated.

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