9-Online-Micro-jobs - The Moonlighter`s Guide
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9-Online-Micro-jobs - The Moonlighter`s Guide
9 Online Micro-jobs Anyone Can Do To Earn Immediate Income I wrote this booklet for those of you who have never made any money online. I wanted you to experience what it is like to have your first online payday quickly. I chose these nine companies because I know they are reputable and pay their users on time. I’ve used many of them myself and while the pay is small, so is the task. None of these companies will pay your home mortgage but they’ll fill your gas tank, buy you dinner and support your Starbucks habit. Most importantly, they will help those of you new to online work realize if you can make $5 online, you can make $500, if you can make $500 you can make $5,000. It really does work that way! As your online money-making experience grows, so does your online income. Most of the companies listed below use PayPal.com for payment, so sign up for a free account with them if you don’t already have one. Thanks for reading and letting me help you on your quest to make online income! Let me know when you’ve made you’re first online dollar. I want to hear about it! The Moonlighter’s Guide Let’s get to it, shall we? 1. Earn money back purchasing the things you already buy. Ibotta http://ibotta.com You need a smartphone/tablet for this one (Android, Android tablet, iPad, iPhone). Earn cash back paid to you through PayPal for stores you already visit like 7-11, Meijer, Kroger, Target, Safeway, Wal-Mart, Walgreens and CVS Pharmacy. There are many more stores that will pay you to shop. Check the Ibotta site for the updated list. It’s a nobrainer when you think about how many times you visit these stores for the basic things you need each month. You select the items in their offers that you already buy or new ones you wish to try and buy them. Scan your receipt and get some of that money back. They usually have a $5 sign- up bonus to get you started and they will pay you $1 for each friend that signs up through your account link. 2. Comment on websites and forums. Postloop http://www.postloop.com You probably do this for free now, don’t you? Why not get paid for it? You earn points for each comment you make on forums and blogs. In most cases, you’ll need to set up an account at the forum or blog but once that’s done you can easily return to make more comments and earn more points without the hassle. The more posts you make, the more you earn. Each company you comment for has their own set of instructions for posting. The quality (content and grammar) of your posts are rated by the website owners. The higher your rating, the more access you will have to websites that offer more points per post. There is no limit to how many points you can earn but you must have a certain amount of points to cash out and transfer into your PayPal account. 100 points = $5. 3. Watch ads, shop and give feedback. Jingit http://www.jingit.com/home You can do a variety of things to earn money on Jingit, like watch ads and take surveys. Download the Jingit app on your phone, check-in at a retail outlet, give some feedback and earn cash. Jingit pays by debit card. They send you the card by mail for a small fee ($3) and then deposit your earnings on the card for your use at the gas pump, store or any place that takes Visa debit cards. 4. Give your consumer opinion. 20/20 Panel http://www.2020panel.com 20/20 Panel participants can be paid in prepaid Visa cards, Amazon credit, coupons and a variety of other ways depending on the panel. Some panels are in-person but most are online. Most participants receive 7-10 opportunities per month but once offered the participant must qualify for the panel to continue. 5. Review legal cases from a juror’s viewpoint. EJury http://www.ejury.com/jurors_signup.html Working for eJury is similar to jury duty except you don’t report to a court house. Attorneys use eJury to post cases for review and they receive feedback from mock jurors. The work itself takes about 30 minutes and you are paid $5-$10 by PayPal. The attorneys use this feedback before they go to trial or use it as leverage to settle a case. Ejurors are usually in the same geographical area as the case, so if you live in a rural area your opportunities will be fewer. You cannot be associated with the legal profession in any way, nor can you be a convicted felon. You are required to swear an oath when you sign up as an ejuror. 6. Get paid to do small tasks. Mturk http://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome Once you get past the acronyms like MTurk and HITs, the service is easy to use. MTurk stands for Mechanical Turk and HITs are Human Intelligence Tasks. You get paid a small amount of money to do small, easy tasks. The work is varied and the companies asking you to do the work may have requirements before you qualify to do the task. There is a HIT limit in the beginning and some of the companies require you to have a certain HIT rating before you can work for them. You are not actually working for Amazon but you receive payments through the Amazon Payments system. Your payments can be in the form of an Amazon gift card or you may have the money transferred into your bank account. *Note: Amazon does not police the companies that post tasks, so it is possible to sign up for a task and be scammed. Be wary if the pay sounds too high for the short task. Anna T. at Real Ways To Earn Money Online has a post that she updates with reputable companies on MTurk. Check it out: http://realwaystoearnmoneyonline.com/2012/02/amazonmturk-hits-worth-doing.html 7. Website Testing Userlytics http://www.userlytics.com/tester-signup Get paid $10 (or more) to test the usability of a website. The webcam on your computer records you voicing your thoughts about a site as you navigate it to the client’s specifications. You may be asked to register at a site, give your reaction to advertisements or compare one website to another. The companies you’ll test for range from start-ups to well-known brands you’ll likely recognize. Tests take anywhere between 10-20 minutes. Testing can be done on a Windows or Mac based computer as long as you have a webcam. The client needs to approve your test, which can take up to 24 hours. You are are paid twice per month by PayPal. 8. Rate new music Slice The Pie http://www.slicethepie.com Be a music scout! Get paid to listen to and review new music. Slice The Pie has you listen to a new song and then write a short review. The better your reviews, the more you get paid. You can also earn a percentage of a friends earnings if they sign up on Slice The Pie through your referral link. If you listen to music while online, this is a great way to make a few dollars. Slice The Pie pays by PayPal. 9. Read email, sign up for offers and get paid. Fusion Cash http://www.fusioncash.net Fusion Cash often has a $5 bonus just for signing up. They have a $25 dollar minimum payout and pay by Paypal, direct deposit or check. Some of the higher-paid offers involve signing up for a free trial offer for a service or product. You may have to cancel these offers so you are not charged when the trial period is up. If you note the expiration of the offer on a calendar, it should be easy to track and cancel. Fusion cash states that $15 of your payout must be from these free trial offers. Find out more about Connie Brentford and her books here. http://www.amazon.com/Connie-Brentford/e/ B004V4SEEK http://www.TheMoonlightersGuide.com Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter. http://facebook.com/themoonlightersguide http://twitter.com/conniebrentford