List of Websites
For quick access and navigation, here's a list of website reviews, listed in order by rating or by each of the four categories specified in the Welcome post.
By Overall Rating:
- 9/10 - Constant Content
- 8/10 - Swagbucks.com
- 7/10 - Fiverr
- 7/10 - Google Opinion Rewards
- 6/10 - Bing Rewards
- 3/10 - Slicethepie
- 0/10 - Bing Rewards
By Payout vs. Time Spent:
- 7/10 - Constant Content
- 7/10 - Swagbucks.com
- 6/10 - Google Opinion Rewards
- 3/10 - Fiverr
- 0/10 - Slicethepie
- 0/10 - Bing Rewards
By Convenience:
- 10/10 - Constant Content
- 10/10 - Google Opinion Rewards
- 8/10 - Swagbucks.com
- 7/10 - Fiverr
- 1/10 - Slicethepie
- 0/10 - Bing Rewards
By Variety:
- 10/10 - Constant Content
- 10/10 - Fiverr
- 10/10 - Swagbucks.com
- 4/10 - Google Opinion Rewards
- 3/10 - Slicethepie
- 0/10 - Bing Rewards
By Demands/Requirements:
- 9/10 - Constant Content
- 8/10 - Fiverr
- 8/10 - Slicethepie
- 7/10 - Google Opinion Rewards
- 7/10 - Swagbucks.com
- 0/10 - Bing Rewards
I like the layout and the way you rate them. I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting, because I'm trying to think out of the box, but every time I search for ideas of making money at home, it always gets back to online questionnaires (of which swagbucks is good anyway) market research (it has limited face to face opportunities unless you fins a good app) or mystery shopping (don't get me started on that right now).
From everything we've been saying, I bet slicethepie will remain at the bottom of your rankings.
I don't think I'll bother with Bing as I don't like the search engine anyway.
The writing one - constant content is a very interesting idea. Did you pick it out for a reason? There must be plenty out there but perhaps you thought they pay better?
Some things must be skill dependent like above if you are good at writing.
Otherwise a good site for anybody is swagbucks.
A good site for anybody is one where you don't feel like you are wasting your time or undervalued. Nobody liked to put in loads of time for very little reward. That isn't businesslike, no commerciality, wouldn't make sense for anybody.
My advice to anybody: if you find a good app or a good website stick with it. Don't try and find another similar one, as it's probably the gem anyway.
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OK a new venture which I've just signed up for (no I didn't set this up myself) is Forum wheel.
If you think you cannot be paid for writing on forums, think again...
You have to do 10 forum posts on their Gateway. That is replies to existing topics, not new threads.
I'd consider it a formality that you'll be accepted after that. There is a short list of rules and content that's not allowed. But if approached with common sense, a genuine attitude, your own words and views... So if you've spent time on forums before and wondered where the time has gone, you could have done something more productive, as there's no money in it... I think on that basis it's a fantastic idea.
I thought slicethepie was a cool idea, but now I've seen this, it might take place of it or I might more time on the forums and less time agonizing over why my music reviews aren't good enough. By the way, those ten trial forum posts I mentioned... now count as part of my balance of credits.
Thank you so much for your appreciation! Yeah at first I thought Bing rewards would be cool and then I got very bored of it, and I certainly agree than anyone can use swagbucks. Your advice is certainly very helpful and people should do that. I really chose the constant content to get some variety since I didn't want it to be completely on the same types of things. This forum wheel idea seems very interesting, and I definitely want to try that out and review it. How much have you made so far for how much work?
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