WriteLink.co.uk , a writers resource site and monthly newsletter. Many of these are no more than showcase sites that make little effort to market your work, but others seem worth a closer look. If its impressive list of content providers is to believed, then you'll be in very respectable company here. The Financial Times, Emap, The Street and WhatsonWhen were all listed as providers on the UK version of the site. Acceptance is not a foregone conclusion, but depends upon the salability and quality of your work.
Accepted work is included in a catalogue that is actively marketed by a sales team.
Sales are split 50-50. Apparently my articles on Welsh visitor attractions were too specific for their needs, but they would keep them on file in case a market arose for them. PowerProse PowerProse is a freelance content marketplace that supposedly hires the best professional writers, graphic artists, photographers and illustrators in the business. They then match your work to the needs of publishers, both in new and traditional media. The site is simple and easy to use and sign up is quick.