This is by no means a comprehensive guide to everything you can do online to make extra cash, nor is this really that impressive a number to make. This does not include some of the more well known sites like swagbucks or earnhoney, as I just do not like them that much. It also does not include tutoring Chinese kids with some of the well known sites. This is more a quick overview of how I boosted my monthly income by almost $900 a month working with six different websites, and beermoney. While I am in America, hopefully someone can find a new revenue stream through this write-up.
The time I have invested vary greatly, from one or two hours a day to well over 12 hours a day. While it may seem excessive some days, I do most of it while I am at my day job. Everyone will have their own experience but these are what has worked the best for me, either in time investment or having a little fun along the way.
Mturk ($2,400): This is by far the one I spend the most time on and has been the best earner. I typically stick to surveys, but once in a while do batch jobs. Approval for mturk can sometimes be a pain in the ass, but is definitely worth it in my opinion.
Respondent.io ($1,300): This site allows users to screen for online or in-person surveys and focus groups. The pay is amazing, but I only average getting approved for the groups about 5% of the time.
Prolific.ac ($120): Prolific is similar to mturk in that all you do is fill out surveys. This company is based in the UK. Pay is better than mturk, but the availability of tests is not as great.
Usertesting ($600): This site allows you to review new websites and apps. The pay is usually $10 per recorded test lasting 10 minutes. Sometimes the pay is more, but never less. I average a few tests a week.
Redbubble ($60): After getting rejected by merch by Amazon, I came here. You design and publish t-shirts with each sell netting you a few bucks. I have only been at this one for about two months, but see the potential it has. It also takes a good amount of upfront work before you see any dividends.
PlaytestCloud ($150): This is just simple game testing. It is super fun, very quick, and you get to test new games before anyone else. The only issue I have with this one is that you are only able to test 3-4 games per month, at $9-$11 each.
Beermoney tasks($400): From test driving cars, to doing homework, to rating businesses, this sub has been a catch all for when I have any extra time to go through it. Honestly, this has probably been the second best pay per hour of work out of everything, after Respondent. I just with there were gigs to find all day.
Well, that is all I have for now. I hope someone can get something from my rambling. Feel free to share any other revenue streams you may have and feel free to ask any questions you may have. I will answer the best I can.
Submitted March 24, 2018 at 04:20PM by SuperSecretSpare https://ift.tt/2G29qsL
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