I just checked out some of the sites like Sharemagnet, ChaCha (which is not taking applications right now), and super points. Thanks for sharing them. I am currently doing Postloop, which is getting a little hard because all my forums are disabled. Here is a list of other sites I do to make a little extra money: PerkTV eBay clickworker qmee qricket usability hub ayuwage innocurrent clixsense bing search shopkick forum coin fusion cash mintvine I do not do all of these every day but they are all legit. Hope these help you out some.
I have made a few dollars on Quick Rewards. It's not alot but every penny helps. The payout can be to your paypal account and there is no minimum dollar amount.
@morgoodie....that's a pretty long list, thanks for sharing I'm a member of some of these and familiar with others, some of which are not open to me like Qmee and Bing Search. There are a few I've never heard of and I'll be sure to check them out. They do say every little helps, so once again, thanks a lot for sharing.
The biggest earning site that I use is UserTesting. There is an application process and not everyone is accepted, but once you are accepted the work is fairly easy. You are assigned sites to review, and while reviewing it the site is recording your screen and audio. A typical review video takes about 20 minutes to make. Each video pays $10. I only get about 1-2 videos a week that I qualify for, but that is enough for some extra cash.
@NikkiR...that sounds fantastic! Is UserTesting the name of the site? I'm really new to user testing, and I think the site I'm doing it for is very good practice for serious user testing, as it's really basic. There's no recording of voices or capturing of screens. I really like it, but work can be very thin on the ground. I've been meaning to see if I can switch it up by seeking out better paying user testing sites, so I may give this one a try. Just as soon as I've change my internet provider!
@NikkiR thanks for sharing that info. I'm looking for some other sites to try for myself as well as looking for some side work that my college age daughter could try too.
@Lushlala @atImom5 the link isLog In there are no referral bonuses or gimmicky things like that. They will require that you download their screen recording software. I have not had an issue with it and would consider it a safe download. Once you have done that they will ask you to make a test video as part of the application. make sure you have a mic and a very quite place. I has a fish tank running in the background and they stated that it caused to much background noise. They still let me join but I now unplug the fish tank before recording any videos.
I use PostLoop, and I do have a fair number of very active referrals, which is where most of my income from there comes from. I do post a lot myself too though, as there are a number of the forums that I have a genuine interest in, so I enjoy making posts whenever I can. I am a freelance writer, and use PostLoop as a way to chill out between work projects. It might not earn very much, but it lets me refocus, gives me a bit of a break, and usually adds up to around $30 per month for my posts and about $100 a month from what I earn from posts that my referrals make. So, all in all, a nice little bit of extra spending money for me there!
Thanks so much for the information, @NikkiR I really appreciate it. This is definitely worth a shot, and I'll be looking into it very shortly. Lately, my internet has slowed right down, and I reckon that just won't do for this sort of thing. So just as soon as I've had it sorted, I'll apply then. I'd hate to be rejected on the basis of my internet being slow.
I know lots of people have given lots of tips on earning money here. I just want to add, dont look for the shortcut for earning online rather try to be patient enough on learning any of the works so well. It may take some times but it will give you permanent media of earning money. Just use the freelancing websites like Upwork, Freelancer etc for this.
Elance Fiverr oDesk Craigslist Freelancer These are online making sites..Which i used to earn money..
@Log In and Scarlett12...I get where you guys are coming from, but I just feel as if that market is saturated! I've registered with some of these sites before, but I get discouraged when I see how many people are competing for one job. I don't have a portfolio and would be starting from scratch, and I find competing against those people, most of whom are 5 star rated, seems like a losing battle. I know it sounds defeatist, but I just don't see how a complete newbie penetrates such a market.
Here is my full list of sites that I am currently using. They are mostly beermoney sites. The most money can be made from iwriter and postloop. The Forum Wheel is also not a bad earner. Log In -> Offerwall site that has paid surveys, crowdflower tasks, referrals and games.Log In -> Offerwall site that has paid surveys, crowdflower tasks, referrals and games.Log In -> Offerwall site that has paid surveys, crowdflower tasks, referrals and games.Log In -> Pays to post in different forumsLog In -> PTC site with offerwall, gridgame, crowdflower tasks, surveys and refferal program.Log In -> PTC site with offerwall, gridgame, crowdflower tasks, surveys and refferal program. (I have made more money on this site than the others PTC sites)Log In -> Pays to post in different forumsLog In -> PTC site with offerwall, gridgame, crowdflower tasks, surveys and refferal program.Log In -> Various offers to complete including surveys, app installs and watching videos. Pays members to chat in their forums.Log In -> Freelance writing site with various jobs availableLog In -> Bitcoin faucet that can be claimed every 5 minsLog In -> Bitcoin faucet that can be claimed every 60 mins
I love PeoplePerHour, as you are able to make real money for your skills rather than just the few pennies that most people ever manage to make online. I make at least $600 per month from my clients on there alone, and I also have lots of other clients who I met through there, too, who I earn more from. I enjoy working on there, and it gives me plenty of money to pay my bills.
Wow that is fantastic Gemma. I had problems with posting my picture on there, so I kind of put that site on the back burner, but I would be thrilled if I could make that much on there. I think I need to get my profile up on there and start working the program. I had no idea you could make that kind of money on there, but one thing I noticed was that most of the clients seem to be from the UK. I don't know how much work there is for US writers and workers. Is there plenty?
Hi Gemma. That sounds like a great earner. Do you perhaps have a link? What exactly do you do on the site? I would love to get involved if that is the payout amounts.
See its true that these places are very much competitive but then competition is everywhere! You have to stand out on that. May be it takes some times but once you get to know the whole process, the things will become easier for you. Anyway good luck!
The best advice I can give is to be patience. You have to build up your profile and client base. I started out by writing articles for free. It took my three months before clients started paying me, but now I get $5 for a 400-500 word review. So be patience and even though the market is saturated the cream will rise to the top.
@Log In andLog In....Thanks guys for that! I have an account with one or two of those freelance sites, but never really did anything with either one. So maybe when I get chance, I should knuckle down and slowly ease myself into it. It's a little daunting, but I guess after the initial struggle, it does get easier and so it's well worth a try. I'll definitely consider it
The best way to do this is slow and steady. It helps you in staying realistic to what you can earn. For the first month my target was $10. I made it then shifted my goals for the second and said $20, I made it. I am now in month three and I am working on earning at least $30 from just one writing site.
