25.6.13
Today I have 8 websites that make it possible for you to make some easy cash on the side. I know it's hard keeping and finding money when you need it. I took the initiative to make this small, but resourceful list for those of you who might find it helpful.
I tried all these options at some point in life, and I still use some of them almost daily. You might have heard of most, if not all, of the them before. If not, try them out because it won't hurt to and besides they're free to try. What's stopping you?
1. ToneaDay is a rating site. You rate simple words and phrases. They want you to help them identify the emotional intensity behind the words and phrases you rate for them. They want quality work so the more phrases you rate well, the more points you earn, the more chances you can win prizes, and a better chance to become a top user. Top users are given the opportunity to join campaigns where they can rate words/phrases for $0.02 each.
2. List My 5 is, of course, a list website. You create an account, join their WCP (Writers Compensation Program), make a top 5 list, and earn from it. You might have to do a little promoting to get a bigger audience though. It seems like the place is dead, but there still are writers making lists daily there.
3. Yovia is about influencing other people. All you do is simple tasks that you can make a little change from. I don't use Yovia all that much, but a lot of people seem to like it. I just think it could have more tasks (It's understandable that they don't since they are in beta) and a low payout amount. The payout is $50 and you can't cash-out until then. Don't be discouraged though, the tasks are too easy. I only do the ones where you have to like someone on Facebook or comment/join on their website. A heads up: You must have a Facebook account to register.
4. WebAnswers pays you to answer other people's questions. Simple right? Since they are still in beta, WebAnswers will pay you to ask questions too. What makes a lot of people avoid joining WebAnswers is that they won't allow you to connect your Adsense account until you answer 50 questions free. A good thing is that it doesn't take too long to answer that many questions.
5. Humanatic is where you can become a phone reviewer. You have to sign up and fill out their mini application and wait for them to accept you through email. If you are accepted, you can log in and start reviewing outbound, inventory, or inbound calls. The jobs are taken quickly most of the time so you have to keep checking back. The calls are broken up so that they don't take long to listen to and complete your assignment. They pay you only with Paypal so make sure you have one.
6. RedGage is like a social bookmarking site. You can post photos, videos, blogs, or links and get paid for every view you receive. I'm still waiting for my account data to be transferred from their previous site, but other than that, you don't get paid much, but most people like RedGage for back-linking. The extra change is just a bonus.
7. Slicethepie is a well-known music reviewing site. You sign up to become a music reviewer that listen to new artists that are trying to make it in the music industry. You get to listen, rate, and review their songs for money. I find that this is easy and I only do it when I'm in the reviewing mood.
8. Bubblews is probably the easiest place to make money from writing. You don't have to be a freelance writer to enjoy and earn from Bubblews. You can write a post of a minimum of 75 characters which is awesome to me. You can write about anything you please and make money from views, likes, dislikes, and commenting. What I like the most is that I don't have to promote my posts to make money. I make money on Bubblews even when I'm not active on their website. I just love that. Easy is what I like. You get paid once you reach $50, and yes, I've been paid by them. I use them for back-linking mostly. I post excerpts from my blog posts to link back to my blog.
