TIPS for earning more with surveys…

• Keep in mind that some survey sites might not start offering you their highest paying surveys until you’ve put some time in with them first. But signing up and completing as much as you can with them—as much that is worth your valuable time—will only help you in the long run.
• If possible, try not to worry about working harder on some sites just to reach your cash out limit. As long as you keep up this routine, the money will always be flowing in soon enough.
• You’ll notice that certain surveys (the top-dollar surveys) will be offered to you multiple times through multiple sites. Sometimes you’ll be allowed the opportunity to complete the same survey a second time, depending on who’s hosting it. Otherwise, if you notice this, you should check to see which site is offering the most for the same survey. I find that, while the same $5 survey will be offered to me through FusionCash, Vindale, and ClixSense, it is FusionCash that almost always offers me that extra quarter or .50 for it. That’s not much, I know, but it all adds up!
• Check out these secrets that the market researchers behind the surveys don’t want you to know . Understanding why they ask the questions they ask will help you to qualify for more surveys more often, which will equal to higher earnings.

Top-dollar Surveys.. https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com

After checking in with Wealthy Affiliate (as this is usually the start to my day), I go straight to my email to see which opportunities have come to me. I get a lot of invitations straight to my inbox, and you will too just by being signed up. It’s usually very difficult to even try to qualify for it all, so you’ve got to be picky and make a beeline for those highest-paying offers first..

Global Test Market https://www.globaltestmarket.com

I specifically look out for survey invitations fromGlobal Test Market . There are always a lot of these that flood my inbox. Most are average $1.50 to $2.00 each, but there’s often some $4 to $6 surveys that I jump on immediately. Depending on my free time ahead of me, I will often spend an hour or two just going from survey to survey at Global Test Market. It’s so easy to stack up the cash there, it’s addictive. My qualification rate with this site is always surprisingly great, and when I get on a roll, I don’t want to stop.Most of my survey earnings come from this site.

• Earning potential: $50 per week
• 1000 point cashout minimum ($40)
• Quick Paypal payments (within 7 days)

Pinecone Research https://www.pineconeresearch.com

I also keep an eye out for surveys from Pinecone Research, as their email invitation is the only notice you’ll ever receive from them for new surveys offered. I don’t make much here–maybe about $12-$15 each week (about 4-5 surveys/week). But Pinecone is such an easy site.. You are automatically qualified for each invitation they send you. They pay a flat $3 for every survey offered (about 15 minutes each), and they pay cash directly into my Paypal account only a few days after I ask for it. I never leave Pinecone waiting after I’m invited!

• Earning potential: about $12 per week
• $3 cashout limit
• Quick paypal payments (3 days)

• UK Residents

FusionCash  https://www.fusioncash.net

After I’ve answered to all of my emails, I go down my list of favorites. I start with FusionCash. FusionCash only holds about 20-30 surveys at any time, and most are low-to-average. BUT they do pay top dollar for those higher paying surveys. I look out for the $4 and $5 surveys, and there are usually about 3-5 each day. I try out for each of these and complete them if possible. FusionCash surveys are the reason I like this site so much. They’re very generous. If I have loads of time on my hands, I will go back to FusionCash throughout the day and work on their microtasks. FusionCash pays very well for Crowdflower tasks.

• Earning potential: $10-30 earning potential per day with surveys, offers and microtasks.
• $25 cash out limit
• Paypal, direct deposit, or check payments on 20th of each month.

MintVine https://mintvine.com

MintVine is a great spot, with high-paying surveys. They don’t offer very many, probably only about 3-5 per day. Furthermore, each survey at MintVine is held in a “pending” state for about 30 days after you complete it. But as long as you just keep taking the surveys you’re given, you will still be able to cash out once or twice a week.

• Earning potential: $3-$8 per day
• $10 cashout limit
• Paypal payment within a few days

Vindale Research  www.vindale.com

Vindale Research is another stop on my list. This site offers a lot of low paying surveys, but always have some great ones mixed in there each day. I pop in here multiple times a day and check for those $3-$5 ones, and complete them whenever possible. This site has a huge $50 minimum before you can cash out which makes it kind of a slow process. But you can earn extra by referring a lot of friends, which Vindale is EXCELLENT for. They pay a whopping $5 for each and every person who signs up under your name! So if you’ve got a lot of Facebook friends and Twitter followers, sign up with Vindale, and send out a link. You could make a lot of easy cash this way.

• Earning potential: $5-$20 per day just taking surveys
• $50 cashout limit
• Paypal payments issued on 15th of each month

ClixSense  www.clixsense.com

ClixSense is a pretty awesome site. I usually pop in a few times throughout the day, and end up spending about an hour playing around, taking surveys, clicking on the grid for bonuses. These little things aren’t much, but they’re fun and very addictive. ClixSense offers the highest rewards for Crowdflower microtasks, and they pay top dollar for surveys. Qualifying for those $4 and $5 surveys seems to be harder at ClixSense than anywhere else, though.

You’ll notice a lot that you’re being offered the same survey through different sites. Sometimes after ClixSense disqualifies me for a survey, FusionCash qualifies me and lets me complete the same exact survey, even though I just gave the same answers as before. It’s weird. But ClixSense makes up for it with all the rest of the ways to earn here. Cashout minimum is only $8, and it is very possible to get paid two or three times a week here, straight to your Paypal account.

• Earning potential: $5-$20 per day just on surveys
• $8 cash out limit
• Quick Paypal payments every Wednesday

Go to ClixSense(most countries accepted!)

More survey sites can be found here https://www.dreamhomebasedwork.com/best-online-surveysthat-pays-cash/

Crowdsourcing & Microtasks

Appen    https://join.appen.com/

Appen is a translation and language solutions firm that also offers remote micro jobs, which it calls "crowdsourcing." Projects are all done using a computer, ranging from transcribing audio to user experience research and content evaluation.       

ClixSense             https://www.clixsense.com/en/Tasks

Workers on ClixSense are assigned simple tasks to complete online, along with instructions. These tasks can include performing Google searches, categorizing images, and more.      

Figure Eight         https://www.figure-eight.com/contributor/

Formerly known as CrowdFlower, Figure Eight says its mission is "empowering data scientists to train, test, and tune their machine learning for a human world." Its remote contributors choose projects from a task wall that's regularly updated. Some examples of the tasks include categorization of social media posts, content moderation, and audio transcription.        

​Quicktate and iDictate    http://typists.quicktate.com/transcribers/login

Transcribe audio files that are under five minutes each with Quicktate, or transcribe longer audio files with iDictate; they're both part of the same company. Medical transcription jobs pay more than general ones.    

Scribie   https://scribie.com/freelance-transcription#intro

Scribie is another audio transcription service. Transcribers work remotely on files that are six minutes or less with a two-hour turnaround time.

TryMYUI              https://www.trymyui.com/worker/signup

TryMYUI testers check out websites using a screen recorder and provide feedback on their experiences. Each test, which lasts about 20 minutes, pays a flat rate of $10. Jobs are made available to testers based on their demographics, and they can expect to get a few assignments per week.   

User Testing       https://www.usertesting.com/be-a-user-tester

Amazon Mechanical Turk  https://www.mturk.com

With time leftover, I complete as many microtasks as possible to round out my desired earnings for the day. I’ve pent a lot of time with AmazonMechanical Turk and have finally gotten down a strategy of choosing only the valuable microjobs–those where the task is actually worth the reward in respect to the time it takes to complete. This seems hard to do at first, because it is hard to imagine that the measly pennies you’re offered for each task could add up to anything. But they really do. And the more tasks you work on, the better the tasks are that are offered to you.

ClickWorker and Microworkers

Clickworke and Microworke are both great sites that pay more for most microtasks, but they’re very different than the HITs on MTurk. Because the tasks are hosted mostly by website owners and new business startups, thereare a lot of “check out my stuff and like it on Facebook” types of tasks.. They’re simple, though, and usually offer a much better incentive.

Money-making Apps and Membership Websites

There are a few popular membership sites that really get you involved in new and different ways to always be earning in the background! Earn by taking surveys, completing offers, watching videos, completing microtasks, shopping rewards, and downloading new apps!

CashCrate (US) 

SwagBucks (US, UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia)

Download and install research apps on your mobile or desktop computers to earn rewards and cash payments for keeping it installed!

SavvyConnect 

Sign up with SurveySavvy and get paid $5 per month for each device you’re connected with. Plus, if you have the app installed on three devices at once (phone, tablet, laptop, etc.), you will start to get random invitations for seriously high-paying studies! Read some of mine.

Freelancer Micro-jobs

Fiverr     https://www.fiverr.com/start_selling

Sign up to become a "Seller" on Fiverr and become part of its community of freelancers who offer on-demand services such as graphic design, digital marketing, writing, translation, video production, voiceover, programming, and more. The buyers are typically entrepreneurs and small businesses that need help building and growing their businesses. 

GigBucks   https://gigbucks.com

Gigbucks is a Fiverr Alternative. The pay rate of Fiverr is only $5. In Gigbucks, the pay rate may range from $5-$50.

SEOClerks   https://www.seoclerk.com

SEOClerks only deals with gigs related to SEO, Link building, Internet marketing. You can only buy or sell gigs related to SEO stuff. It is suitable for Webmasters and bloggers.

Zeerk  https://zeerk.com

You can buy and sell your services from $2 to $100 here.         

Skyword               https://www.skyword.com/create-for-skyword/

Writers, videographers, designers, and photographers can join Skyword's pool of content creators and upload a portfolio of work. You have to be accepted into a channel before you can claim assignments or submit ideas. Pay rates are determined by channel owners.       

The Smart Crowd             

Formerly VirtualBee, The Smart Crowd from Lionbridge asks potential workers to sign up, answer questions, and take evaluations to determine their skill sets. The company contacts you when work is available; you accept the assignments that you want and complete them online. Tasks include data research, data entry, testing, and more.  

TaskRabbit          https://www.taskrabbit.com/become-a-tasker

The majority of this popular task site’s gigs are in-person activities such as making deliveries, cleaning, and odd jobs. TaskRabbit has a much more extensive application process than other micro jobs (which usually have very little), but the jobs pay more.   

Others

Cloudcrowd  

Minuteworkers 

Myeasytask 

Shorttask 

Rapidworkers 

FiverUp

Webserve

Taskarmy

Dataprolinking 

Quickbiznet 

Neogigs

Pipublic  

Chiperr

Market-testing

Outdoor Errands

Thumbtack. A site that matches you with local folks who pay to have tasks and errands performed.

Agent Anything. The “agents” perform tasks. “For the last two years, we’ve provided errand-runners for working moms, beta testers for startups, temp workers for small businesses, and street teams for major corporations,” the site says.

ReceiptHog. This company will pay you for market research data. Simply snap a picture of your receipt every time you buy something and they’ll send a little money your way through PayPal. Click here for Android, click here for iOS.

EasyShift              http://easyshiftapp.com/

Users can download the EasyShift app on their mobile device and complete at-home or location-based "shifts." Most of the shifts include taking photos of items in stores for consumer brands looking to track their products, and the turnaround time is usually 24 hours. 

Pet-sitting. What’s better than playing with a puppy? Getting paid for it. You can start with friends or family, or sign up for a national service like Rover.

Baby-sitting and more. Baby-sitting isn’t just for teenagers. Sites like Care.com can connect you with a gig. They also have jobs for “child care, special needs care, senior care, pet care, housekeeping and more.”

House-sitting. When friends or neighbors go out of town, offer to keep an eye on their house, pick up the mail or water the plants. Don’t know of anyone who’s leaving? Try an online job portal such as Mindahome.com.

Art/Craft

Etsy. This is a marketplace for artists and crafters where you can sell everything from paintings to knitted scarves. We’ve talked to people who make six figures doing this.

RedBubble. If you’re an artist, RedBubble can turn your work into posters, T-shirts and stickers. You do the designing, RedBubble does the selling and shipping.

Society6. It works like RedBubble but has different options, such as tote bags, throw pillows and laptop skins.

DeviantART. You can sell photography, classic prints and digital works.

ArtFire. This site accepts both arts and crafts, “handmade with love,” for sale.

Foap. Foap lets you upload photos you take with your phone and list them for sale on their website, paying you $5 each time one of your photos is sold.

Craft fairs. If you’re crafty, you can sell your wares at local craft fairs. Check FestivalNet.com for upcoming events in your area.

If you are creative or skilled with a camera, you can take high quality photos of different subjects and turn them into cash. There are several ways to make money from your photos. One of the best ways to make money from your photos is by selling them on in stock photography websites like iStockphoto and Dreamstime.

Find money

Claim lost money. Possibly the easiest way to make money is to check out Unclaimed.org to see if any state where you’ve lived is holding money you’re owed but haven’t received. Examples include old paychecks, rebates or refunds

Rent something

Rent your car. Got a car you’re not using? Sites like Turo let you rent it out for a day or as long as you want to pre-screened renters. Here’s a story we did about it.

Rent a room for a few days. You can rent out a room (or even your couch) to vacationers via sites like VRBO and HomeStay. Be sure to check local regulations first, though, to make sure it’s legal.

Make your home available. If you’re going to be out of town for a while, rent your house to someone else and earn some cash. Or perhaps you have a second home you can turn into a vacation destination. Sites like HomeAway can help you find guests.