[Method] $50/day method - FREE & Noob Friendly!

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Need money? Do this!

I've done it for about 2 months to build some savings, but now moved to better things.

Here it is:

1. Find a CPA survey offer that accepts worldwide traffic. The one I used only pays $1.8, but I'm sure you can get a better one if you search.

2. Post a job on freelancer.com. The job should be for front-end developers and you should ask for minor css and html changes to a couple of pages.

Important: have a great pay! Say that the job will only take a couple of hours and offer something like $150 for the job. This will bring you lots of bids.

3. Talk to all the freelancers that bided and ask them to signup for you offer so they can experience the website! Use bitly or tinyurl, so it isn't obvious that's a ref url.

That's it!

I have about 60% conversion and get 50 - 60 bids per job posted. When bids stop just take the offer down and wait 3-4 days to post another.

Use multiple accounts to have offers always up.

Expand to other freelancer websites and job boards.

$$ PROFIT $$
 
creepy hahha nice and with the sign up what you earn my bro?
 
Newb here! So basically you have professionals fill out the cpa survey under the guise that it's part of the job application process? Am I right? If so, how do you make sure the survey sort of relates to the job. I think you tried to explain that by mentioning they should be front end developers but I didn't quite get it. Can someone elaborate?
 
Newb here! So basically you have professionals fill out the cpa survey under the guise that it's part of the job application process? Am I right? If so, how do you make sure the survey sort of relates to the job. I think you tried to explain that by mentioning they should be front end developers but I didn't quite get it. Can someone elaborate?

You just say it's your website.
Like: "hey signup here: [link]. I need you to change the form to have a birthday field and on the next page I need a couple of images bla bla..."
Thant's it. You make stuff up to change on the website.
 
Don't you get reported when they realize you are playing them? Or is that why you need multiple accounts, besides having more offers up?
 
Need money? Do this!

I've done it for about 2 months to build some savings, but now moved to better things.

Here it is:

1. Find a CPA survey offer that accepts worldwide traffic. The one I used only pays $1.8, but I'm sure you can get a better one if you search.

2. Post a job on freelancer.com. The job should be for front-end developers and you should ask for minor css and html changes to a couple of pages.

Important: have a great pay! Say that the job will only take a couple of hours and offer something like $150 for the job. This will bring you lots of bids.

3. Talk to all the freelancers that bided and ask them to signup for you offer so they can experience the website! Use bitly or tinyurl, so it isn't obvious that's a ref url.

That's it!

I have about 60% conversion and get 50 - 60 bids per job posted. When bids stop just take the offer down and wait 3-4 days to post another.

Use multiple accounts to have offers always up.

Expand to other freelancer websites and job boards.

$$ PROFIT $$
Should of titled this "Easy way to send shitty leads to network, and possibly get banned right before payday!" :)
 
It's called incentive leads generation and most likely, you will get banned sooner or later. Quite obvious, that these leads have no interest and they will make advertisers a loss.
 
The CPA network doesn't ban you because of bad quality leads?
I think that leads will not convert money to the advertisers...
But it's interesting, though.

They should, idk which network op works with but that was my first thought.
 
About the ban: this was an incentivised offer!

Should have added that. But the lead quality isn't that bad, because these guys wanna make money and some of them will stay and fill some surveys.
 
They should, idk which network op works with but that was my first thought.
Yeah. This is incentive traffic.
This is allowed with content lockers, like OGAds, for example.
But the profit using this strategy would be much much lower than use a CPL offer.
I think is hard to find CPL offers that accept incentive traffic, more still speaking about a specific niche (surveys).

About the ban: this was an incentivised offer!

Should have added that. But the lead quality isn't that bad, because these guys wanna make money and some of them will stay and fill some surveys.
Oh, it sounds good man.
I will try to find similar CPL offers that are surveys (or similar) and incentivized.
Thanks for the idea.
 
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Need money? Do this!

I've done it for about 2 months to build some savings, but now moved to better things.

Here it is:

1. Find a CPA survey offer that accepts worldwide traffic. The one I used only pays $1.8, but I'm sure you can get a better one if you search.

2. Post a job on freelancer.com. The job should be for front-end developers and you should ask for minor css and html changes to a couple of pages.

Important: have a great pay! Say that the job will only take a couple of hours and offer something like $150 for the job. This will bring you lots of bids.

3. Talk to all the freelancers that bided and ask them to signup for you offer so they can experience the website! Use bitly or tinyurl, so it isn't obvious that's a ref url.

That's it!

I have about 60% conversion and get 50 - 60 bids per job posted. When bids stop just take the offer down and wait 3-4 days to post another.

Use multiple accounts to have offers always up.

Expand to other freelancer websites and job boards.

$$ PROFIT $$
What CPA site are you using?
 
Need money? Do this!

I've done it for about 2 months to build some savings, but now moved to better things.

Here it is:

1. Find a CPA survey offer that accepts worldwide traffic. The one I used only pays $1.8, but I'm sure you can get a better one if you search.

2. Post a job on freelancer.com. The job should be for front-end developers and you should ask for minor css and html changes to a couple of pages.

Important: have a great pay! Say that the job will only take a couple of hours and offer something like $150 for the job. This will bring you lots of bids.

3. Talk to all the freelancers that bided and ask them to signup for you offer so they can experience the website! Use bitly or tinyurl, so it isn't obvious that's a ref url.

That's it!

I have about 60% conversion and get 50 - 60 bids per job posted. When bids stop just take the offer down and wait 3-4 days to post another.

Use multiple accounts to have offers always up.

Expand to other freelancer websites and job boards.

$$ PROFIT $$
So you are wasting the time of people who are looking for work. Thats new low mate. Like really, really low.
 
Haha LOL that is clever (although a bit unethical but it's not as bad as installing spyware). I have promoted job offers before but never thought of this channel. Gonna try it this weekend. Let's see how it goes :)
 
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