1. Most of the survey sites ask you to fill out one or more profile surveys. Even though they are not paid surveys, fill them all in order to increase the chances of getting more paid surveys later.
2. Join as many survey sites as possible. It is a time-consuming process but once you have joined around 60 to 70 companies, you can probably get over ten surveys every day. You can download Roboform free of charge for auto-filling the registration forms
3. At first, most of the survey companies will only offer some $1 or 2$ surveys or only reward with sweepstakes entries. These can still be worth completing as once you build up a good reputation, you will start receiving more survey offers, and then you can pick and choose the highest paid survey.
4. Set up a new email address to collect the surveys.
5. Check your e-mail inbox daily. Learning how to organize is the key to succeed in online business. Respond to all correspondence. Take all surveys for which you qualify But... for most people it would be better to look at your income from paid online surveys as supplemental income, another income stream out of several, than to try to support yourself completely from paid surveys alone.
Realistically your potential income from paid online surveys will vary with your demographics. If, for instance, you are an upper middle class, middle aged mother or career woman living in a large metropolitan you will be offered a large number of paid online surveys. However, if your income is low and you live in a small village or rural area, you will receive considerably fewer offers.
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Sunday, October 13, 2013
Why People Fail to Make Money With Online Surveys
A brief search online will find dozens of references to online survey scams from people who haven’t made any money. With so many opportunities around, why do some people fail in this easy internet business activity?
Generally because they did not know what they were doing and/or were poorly advised. Most failures fall into one of three categories:
Poor choice of where to start:
They answered an ad and jumped in, not realizing that they were dealing with a sales company trying to look like a paid online survey company, but just wanted to sell them things.
Alternatively, they tried to go the easy route and paid for a list of survey sites only to find it is simply a list of other companies, many of which weren’t operating in their country, and even more that offer no more than the remote chance of winning a prize at the end of a long survey.
Not only hadn’t they earned any money, but they were out of pocket by the cost of the guide. The simple fact is that there are many websites that will sell you a list of companies offering paid survey work, encouraging you to part with large sums of money against the promises of a full time income for very little work. The reality is that these sites provide nothing that you can’t get from a free listing site like http://www.whichsurveys.com. In fact, because the free directories don’t charge a fee for information, they need to be more vigilant at keeping details up to date to keep visitors returning, whereas paid directories have already had your money and have little incentive to do more.
Failure to get started:
Many people are filled with enthusiasm until it comes to filling out their applications to take surveys. They look at the pages of information required and decide it’s too much work. Although it may seem like a lot of information, the survey companies need this data to determine whether or not you fit the criteria for a particular survey. For example, if they don’t know that you have a young baby how will they know to send you surveys about baby food?
Failure to sign up with a large enough number of survey makers:
Not every survey maker is active with new surveys every week. It's a numbers game. If you don't sign up with all the available survey makers out there, you will miss surveys you could have taken and lose income that you otherwise could have made. The consequent lack of income is discouraging and causes some to quit trying.
Generally because they did not know what they were doing and/or were poorly advised. Most failures fall into one of three categories:
Poor choice of where to start:
They answered an ad and jumped in, not realizing that they were dealing with a sales company trying to look like a paid online survey company, but just wanted to sell them things.
Alternatively, they tried to go the easy route and paid for a list of survey sites only to find it is simply a list of other companies, many of which weren’t operating in their country, and even more that offer no more than the remote chance of winning a prize at the end of a long survey.
Not only hadn’t they earned any money, but they were out of pocket by the cost of the guide. The simple fact is that there are many websites that will sell you a list of companies offering paid survey work, encouraging you to part with large sums of money against the promises of a full time income for very little work. The reality is that these sites provide nothing that you can’t get from a free listing site like http://www.whichsurveys.com. In fact, because the free directories don’t charge a fee for information, they need to be more vigilant at keeping details up to date to keep visitors returning, whereas paid directories have already had your money and have little incentive to do more.
Failure to get started:
Many people are filled with enthusiasm until it comes to filling out their applications to take surveys. They look at the pages of information required and decide it’s too much work. Although it may seem like a lot of information, the survey companies need this data to determine whether or not you fit the criteria for a particular survey. For example, if they don’t know that you have a young baby how will they know to send you surveys about baby food?
Failure to sign up with a large enough number of survey makers:
Not every survey maker is active with new surveys every week. It's a numbers game. If you don't sign up with all the available survey makers out there, you will miss surveys you could have taken and lose income that you otherwise could have made. The consequent lack of income is discouraging and causes some to quit trying.
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