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Noob making $5 a day
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If you start a new thread, you can copy an idea from a different forum
Got in with 4.00.
Then an admin gave me a 3.00 for not contributing but just participating. Got 3.5 overall now.
I talked to him a bit. He says he isn't paying for participants but contributors. Makes sense I guess. Their money.
Thanks for this!
UPDATE: He's a reasonable guy. Changed the rating for my good.
Then an admin gave me a 3.00 for not contributing but just participating. Got 3.5 overall now.
I talked to him a bit. He says he isn't paying for participants but contributors. Makes sense I guess. Their money.
Thanks for this!
UPDATE: He's a reasonable guy. Changed the rating for my good.
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chrisceo
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- May 26, 2011
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how much has everyone made so far? ive made well over $500 now since i started this thread bought hosting and 15 domains with it, some of them have started to earn me money now with adsense etc, so its all good....anyone need any help pm me as i dont always have time to check the thread
bought hosting and 15 domains with it, some of them have started to earn me money now with adsense etc, so its all good....anyone need any help pm me as i dont always have time to check the thread
getsomenao
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- Nov 3, 2012
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Thanks so much OP! I have registered as well and made 10 posts. I hope I can continue to do this!
Thanks, Crisceo for this post! Your instructions were very clear and that helped a lot, as it is a little tough to navigate at first. I listed you as my referrer also, so I hope that helps you. My personal experience... After writing my 10 posts on the Postloop Portal, I was approved to post on Postloop within a few hoursand I received a rating of 4.8. The current average rating was 3.7 so thisqualified me for .75 bonus points per post. 24 hours later (working in my free time), based on 43 posts, I?ve accumulated 103.68 points. At a withdrawal rate of $0.05 per point, I?ve earned $5.18. Although that doesn?t seem like much, it is certainly a starting point. If I write 100posts a day, I'll make about $10 daily. Ten dollars a day is $70 per week,which is definitely a decent chunk of change for posting comments on topicsyou enjoy writing about.
I have actually wrote an ebook on this method, you can tell how bad my grammar is; yet I still get accepted to Postloop (you just have to try hard for the first 10 posts). It also has a section on it all to do with increasing your rating, I'm sure a lot of people who are using this method would like to see it, although right now I'm not allowed to post links If you would like a copy of the ebook, please PM me. (best I can do until I get this limit off me)
If you would like a copy of the ebook, please PM me. (best I can do until I get this limit off me)
Quattroporte
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- Nov 18, 2012
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I've heard of Postloop...I didn't realize you could actually make a good $35 a week from it. Thanks, I'll be looking into this.
That's what I'm thinking too. Maybe make some start-up money with this, then pay people to comment on my blogs.
Either way, this looks like a fast, easy, no-commitment way to make money. I've signed up and made 10 posts. I'll update when my account is accepted/rejected.**Update**
Alright my account has been approved.
I went to bed right after posting, but it appears I got the acceptance email only 30 minutes later. I'll try this site over the weekend and post how it goes. This seems like a good temporary method to cover bills while working/waiting on my serious projects to take off. I also read and type a LOT every day, so this should be pretty easy for me.My strategy for applying:
- Post in 4-5 different forums (cover multiple topics).
- Basics of good writing: correct spelling, punctuation, grammar, use of words; mixing short sentences and long sentences. Also organize into paragraphs and make sure everything is clean and easy to read.
- Variety in what your write. For example, some of my posts were technical explanations about something, some posts were sharing memories and experiences, and some posts were stating how I felt about something and the reasons why.
- Go in with a relaxed attitude and let it come naturally. I replied to posts that interested me and wrote whatever came into my head without worrying too much. (PROOFREAD and refine before you post!)
I hope this helps.
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workoutsforteens
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- Nov 28, 2011
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this guy must be making bank off of all the refs he gets
AnotherOne
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- Nov 28, 2011
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And he shared a great method for noobs to earn their first dollars off internet
lambofgods
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- Oct 12, 2012
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thanks mate ! will try this btw is it still working??