Get paid to take surveys
Doing online surveys are one easy way to get extra cash. Companies that need to do market research, that want to find out what you like, what you might possibly purchase and what you are interested in will pay you to answer their questions. Today this is the easiest way for companies to do online surveys. Advantages You can work whenever you can or like, morning, noon, night or midnight it doesn’t matter. You just have to find a company that will pay you for doing online surveys, log in, select the surveys you want to fill out and get paid for your time. You can also choose if you want to work for 30 minutes, 1 hour or 3 hours, it doesn’t matter. Doing online surveys to get paid is also an opportunity to express your opinions on different matters, try out new products, be heard, and participate on online focus groups
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Thursday, March 29, 2007
BLOGBURST
BLOGBURST
BlogBurst, the blog content syndication service owned by Pluck, is now paying bloggers. The BlogBurst Rewards Program, which is being announced to users today, pays for performance, with the top five users on the leaderboard earning $1000 or more per quarter. That’s not a huge sum if you’re already monetizing your blog, but the team say that blogs in less popular categories, including sports, travel and lifestyle, are performing better than tech and politics blogs. In other words: they’re helping bloggers who may have had trouble making money in the past.
BlogBurst, you may remember, syndicates blog news on publisher sites like the Washington Post - they also credit you as the author and provide a link back to your blog. They’re now counting the total number of headline impressions, with only the top 100 bloggers getting paid. The number one BlogBurst member will get $1,500 this quarter, while the second place writer will get $1,250, with the amounts descending all the way to $50 for those in positions 81 to 100. This model is interesting because it’s the complete opposite of popular ad models like Google AdSense, where you can be paid a few cents a day for even unpopular sites. BlogBurst realized that the top 100 blogs on the network generated 79% of the headline impressions, and a leaderboard made more sense. Payments will be made via check or Paypal, they say. There is, however, a major drawback: only US bloggers are eligible. What’s more, you need to opt-in to the rewards program to get paid.
BlogBurst’s Rewards Program adds yet another way for bloggers to make money: you can sell ads, write about topics on services like PayPerPost, and now get paid for syndicating your content to other sites. The chances of being paid, however, seem slim, and the payouts might not be high enough to incentivize the very best bloggers
BlogBurst, the blog content syndication service owned by Pluck, is now paying bloggers. The BlogBurst Rewards Program, which is being announced to users today, pays for performance, with the top five users on the leaderboard earning $1000 or more per quarter. That’s not a huge sum if you’re already monetizing your blog, but the team say that blogs in less popular categories, including sports, travel and lifestyle, are performing better than tech and politics blogs. In other words: they’re helping bloggers who may have had trouble making money in the past.
BlogBurst, you may remember, syndicates blog news on publisher sites like the Washington Post - they also credit you as the author and provide a link back to your blog. They’re now counting the total number of headline impressions, with only the top 100 bloggers getting paid. The number one BlogBurst member will get $1,500 this quarter, while the second place writer will get $1,250, with the amounts descending all the way to $50 for those in positions 81 to 100. This model is interesting because it’s the complete opposite of popular ad models like Google AdSense, where you can be paid a few cents a day for even unpopular sites. BlogBurst realized that the top 100 blogs on the network generated 79% of the headline impressions, and a leaderboard made more sense. Payments will be made via check or Paypal, they say. There is, however, a major drawback: only US bloggers are eligible. What’s more, you need to opt-in to the rewards program to get paid.
BlogBurst’s Rewards Program adds yet another way for bloggers to make money: you can sell ads, write about topics on services like PayPerPost, and now get paid for syndicating your content to other sites. The chances of being paid, however, seem slim, and the payouts might not be high enough to incentivize the very best bloggers
Saturday, March 24, 2007
Start enjoying your financial freedom
Are you sick of working long hours and making your boss rich? Are you sick of traffic jams? Is your boss constantly peeking if your are performing well?Do you feel like there is no future perspective for you at your current job?There are actually six million ways to get paid.Working from home is one of them.There are alots of working from home businesses.If you have the access to internet you can earn an additional income from your own home.PayPerPost offers you the oppertunity to blog for money.Visit PayPerPost and enter the world of online marketing.
How PayPerPost work is simple, If you are a blogger you can register with PayPerPost.After that you can choose out of various subjects to write on your blog.This can be a website, product or a company.Next PayPerPost will review your article within 48 hours.Either PayPerPost will approve it or reject your article.If you are willing to spend daily few hours to blog, you can make a nice additional income.
How PayPerPost work is simple, If you are a blogger you can register with PayPerPost.After that you can choose out of various subjects to write on your blog.This can be a website, product or a company.Next PayPerPost will review your article within 48 hours.Either PayPerPost will approve it or reject your article.If you are willing to spend daily few hours to blog, you can make a nice additional income.
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