Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Easiest. Dollar. Ever.

Just qualified and finished one of those daily one buck suveys on Focusline. Frozen Pizzas + less than 5 minutes = $1.00 USD. Nice.

May In Revue

The grand total for May is $45.71.

$15.00 OpinionOutpost
$25.71 FocusLineSurveys
$ 5.00 Swagbucks.com

I’ve also begun the groundwork on some new surveys sites, found some traffic exchange sites, PeopleString converted points to cash, and I have a hook on a great new PTC. Overall, a good month.

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Easyhits4u update.

So I still like the site, don't get me wrong, but I think I miss spoke on my first post.
I don't get $0.10 for every 100 sites viewed by my referals, rather just for the first 100. I guess that makes a bit more sense. But I do get a share of their credits toward my own advertising pool, so that's still cool.

In a similar vein, did anyone realize you only get 1,000 Swagbucks from your referals... and that's it? I didn't.

Saturday, May 29, 2010

GagaBux, so far so good.

So far, $0.17 per day of clicks!

Ok, I only have 2 days of data so far, but that sounds promising. It has a neobux style dot to click at the begining of the ad, instead of a picture-match at the end, so I like that, too.

Only real complaint is that they want you to have an AlertPay and a Paypal account. Why do you need both, guys? Ah well, there might be a time when I need it anyways.

Give it a try.

Friday, May 28, 2010

...at Work or not at Work, that is the question...

Are you stuck in a cubicle 35 hours/week? I am, it's a secure job, but my lunch & breaks suck. I want to take advantage of all those survey invites I get before they meet their quota, but sometimes having outdated browsers and really strict browsers can be a pain.
Granted, most surveys do work at work. It's mostly the PTCs that get you down. Liberty Dollar Reserve usually has 2-3 gambling ads to click on, but as soon as I do, my work filter redirects me to the big blue corporate no-no page, and I get to look at that for 30 seconds. It's not like I'm doing anything wrong, but it looks like I was going to.
Alot of the bux sites don't even load since our browser isn't the most recent edition.
I can't spin the peoplestring wheel or scratch the tickets.
Last, if I start a survey at the begining of my 15 minute break, and it says it should only be 10-15 minutes, then I start to look bad when it takes 25, lol.

The stresses of modern life.
Anyone else have better luck?

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

PeopleString (did it finally happen?)

I've never uploaded an image to a blog, so bear with me.
I think I finally got some money from all my peoplepoints. Anyone else notice thing and/or know what it means?

EasyHits4U.com and why I'm obsessed.

It’s a simple concept. For every website I visit, someone will visit mine. Sounds solid. I know I can do that in my sleep… but then again, all the people visiting my site will feel that way too, they’ll be doing it in their sleep. Well obviously the trick is to make sure your site has something different to offer. But you say, I don’t have a web site. Well, you can also send people to any of your referral links. In fact, you can have a whole list of them, and assign your visit “credits” to any of the sites you have listed, in any portions you want.
What makes it even better, is that you can convert those valuable visits to banner impressions. This means that anytime someone visits a site (not necessarily yours) your banner could be shown at the same time. I like using this since many referral programs offer professionally made banners to use. I’ve been using my Swagbucks banner.
Now you say that a site visit is better than a banner, but I say, I get a hell of a lot of banner for just one visit “credit”.
Here are some miscellaneous benefits that add up to make this site quite something.
First, there’s no pop-up windows where you’re viewing the sites. As soon as your done with it a site, it takes you to the next without having to close anything.
Next, every 25 – 50 pages you view, bring up a bonus page with a random prize of more credits or banner impressions.
Also, for those of us that are interested in the money first, and the site exposure second, they do pay for viewing. It’s a ridiculously small $0.30 for 1000 sites, but it’s better than nothing. In fact, what is even better is the $0.10 for every 100 sites viewed by a referral. Weird, eh?
Lastly, you never run out of things to click. It just keeps bringing you to the next one.
I have my blog listed with them, as well as my Clixsense, Swagbucks and Opinionoutpost referral links. My Star Wars Swagbucks banner is working for now, but I’m going to try some of their other ones soon, too. Try it out. It’s surprisingly fun and addictive. If nothing else, it's worth a look around. I believe my blog has suffered due to this site, lol.