Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Flixya Pays For Video and Image Views

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Another site that pays for blogging, video and image uploads and page views is Flixya. To understand how this media site works, just think Youtube with revenue share. Although they say "share", the truth is, 100% of whatever you make from ads viewed on your pages all go to you.

If you have original videos on sites like Youtube and Dailymotion, you should consider uploading them to Flixya as well. As you should know by now, viral videos get tons of page views and really hot content can hit over 1 million views in a few short days. Think of what that will mean money wise.

Get Paid at Flixya!


Saturday, January 19, 2008

Vindale Research - Paid For Your Opinion

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Vindale Research is a website that pays you for taking surveys. When you first sign up you will receive your very first survey asking you to fill out a survey that will tell them more about for $2. This first survey will help them send you surveys that are more tailored to each person.

So far I've been offered over 30 surveys from Vindale Research with the most paying me $35 for evaluating a computer scanning program, $10 for a silk tights evaluation and another $10 for evaluating an online stamp company.

Friday, January 18, 2008

Rethinking GetAFreelancer

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I've used GetAFreelancer (GAF) and RentACoder (RAC) and I have to say that RentACoder is winning the battle. I've had many jobs at RentACoder and only a few at GetAFreelancer but more than that, it seems that as with anything else, there are more than a few people using GAF as an advertising site.

I applied for one article writing job only to get a quick reply back from the buyer. I was excited as I opened the email only to be sent to a website. Some buyers will give a website link to show the site they want an article for, etc but this was just plain advertising. If I paid "them" they would give me a good rating in a few different freelance sites. I have yet to find any spam, advertising in RentACoder.

I also wonder how serious the potential buyers are at GAF because sometimes the auctions are a month long and even months long as in 2, 3 even 6 months long. If you want to buy articles or programs and other coding why on earth do you want it there so long?

Many of the jobs I seen the pattern and realize that many "buyers" are just trying to advertise their websites and use GAF, plus in any given auction that looks really good such as its something that you can do, data entry, article writing, research, etc, and it pays good, it is hard to get. There can be HUNDREDS of other bidders.

I really like RentACoder but it has its faults as well. Well it has A fault. That fault is the navigation. I found it hard to navigate the site and needed the walkthrough of a friend who was using it as well. In comparison GAF is easy to navigate and has a clean interface, RAC does not.

If your looking for a freelancing site, I suggest you try both and stick with the one that works but if you like both then you should use both. Don't forget that RAC and GAF are only two of the many online freelance sites. Try multiple sites to find the one that suits you. I'll stick with RAC but I'm also signing up and trying other sites. I'll let you know what I think of them.

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Just Trying MyCashPrize Now

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I'm always testing and trying out new earn cash at home sites and programs and one of the sites I'm working on now is called MyCashPrize. It is a quick sign up and you have to choose what your reward you would like to work towards earning. For now I have chosen to recieve $150 in my PayPal after completing enough offers. One point is pretty much $1 because I need to earn 150 points to get my reward.



All is going well and in two days I'm already up to 54 points with no referrals.