Earn £10 A Day - No Fools This April

[ruralwanderer]

Welcome back to those who have joined in before and hello to any newbies that want to jump on board - if you have any questions fire away and someone will hopefully be able to help!

Micro tasks / Moderation work – generally the biggest earners.
Appen- www.appen.com
Lionbridge - www.lionbridge.com
Isoftstone – www.teemwork.ai
Clickworker - www.clickworker.com/sign-up
Crisp Thinking - www.crispthinking.com
ModSquad - www.modsquad.com

Website testing:
Utest - www.utest.com
UserTesting - www.usertesting.com
Testing Time - www.testingtime.com/en
Intellizoom - www.intellizoom.com
Validately - www.validately.com

Freelancing:
Freelancer: www.freelancer.com
Fiverr - www.fiverr.com
Guru - www.guru.com
People per hour: www.peopleperhour.com
Upwork: www.upwork.com

Cash for joining subscriptions, trials, lotteries etc. – if you use someone’s link within the thread you will get a bonus.
20 Cogs - www.20cogs.co.uk
Ohmydosh - www.ohmydosh.co.uk

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Rev – www.rev.com
Way With Words - waywithwords.net

Market research – well paid if you are lucky enough to get chosen
Respondent - www.respondent.io
GrapeVine - www.grapevinepanel.co.uk
Angelfish - www.angelfish-opinions.com
People for Research - www.peopleforresearch.co.uk
Focus Force - www.focusforce.com
Focus4People - www.focus4people.com/index.asp

Passive income – these work in the background and will earn some pin money.
Mobilexpression - www.mobilexpression.com/Home.aspx
Honeygain - www.honeygain.com
Nielsen Rewards - www.computermobilepanelrewards.nielsen.com

Surveys – there are tons of websites, but the majority are for pennies. Do a google search for ‘paid surveys’, but beware of websites touting affiliate links. The only one I would recommend is:
Prolific - www.prolific.co

Free Shares (read the t&c’s carefully! – if you use links within the thread, you will get a free share)
Trading 212 - www.trading212.com
Freetrade - www.freetrade.io

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Signing in. I made around £200 last month. Mostly from my Print On Demand stuff (Merch by Amazon, Etsy, Amazon KDP, and Teachers Pay Teachers) but also Crisp and uTest. I'm spreading myself thin amongst many things as usual. Can't bring myself to focus on one thing properly, and make more money.

Also did a few hours of overtime at work which is a far more efficient way of earning money so made well over my £10 a day target.

MIL suggested I get a "little job" opening and closing a local community centre - a minimum wage job. She was a bit confused when I said I could make more than that at home in my pyjamas without worrying about childcare or travel.

Whoops not sure why that posted twice! I've got a counter app on my phone that I use while peeling potatoes so I know I've definitely hit my daily target before the dashboard updates. It's been useful the past couple of days.

@MrsWombat

Signing in. I made around £200 last month. Mostly from my Print On Demand stuff (Merch by Amazon, Etsy, Amazon KDP, and Teachers Pay Teachers) but also Crisp and uTest. I'm spreading myself thin amongst many things as usual. Can't bring myself to focus on one thing properly, and make more money.

Also did a few hours of overtime at work which is a far more efficient way of earning money so made well over my £10 a day target.

MIL suggested I get a "little job" opening and closing a local community centre - a minimum wage job. She was a bit confused when I said I could make more than that at home in my pyjamas without worrying about childcare or travel.

@MrsWombat I'm interested to hear more about the print on demand?

Place making

@ruralwanderer, hello everyone and thanks for the new thread. I made around £600 in March from Ykn and my LB project. Although barely done anything on LB. Really need to get back in to that before they boot me off for lack of productivity.
I still struggle on with Ykn. I don't know how much longer they'll keep me but I hope I stay on. It's still scary and difficult sometimes but a consistent earner that I have to keep on top of so that's good. Hoping I get selected for Sho**e tomorrow too. 🤞

Ooo, Ive got the Sho**e email! Will start that when I get in from work later. Wonder what delights awaits me . Anyone else?

No Amur email for me. My last item in March came the day after the upload deadline so possibly because of that.

Thanks!

Following for ideas

@N0va I’ve used your code, thank you!

If anyone wants to use my code -

shares.app.link/rf/limebasil-175263

Download Shares, invest £1 and you get £20 back which you can withdraw in 30 days.

@N0va Print on Demand is where you design something you think people would want on a t-shirt, upload it to Merch by Amazon, Redbubble etc. Someone spots the t-shirt on Amazon, buys it, and Amazon gives you a cut of the profits. The design isn't printed onto the t-shirt until someone buys it. KDP is similar but with books, I design a book cover and the insides (most people start off with lined paper then move on to colouring books, journals, and puzzles) My best selling niches for both are (unsurprisingly) mum/female/feminist related.

I've also recently branched out into Etsy and printables, and also selling a few of my feminist designs on mugs. I use Printify for this. It's rather stressful hoping the third party printer gets it right which is why I haven't put much stuff on. The printables are puzzles similar to what I put in my KDP books but designed for printing at home.

It's very much a pocket money hobby for me, and it's what I do when I'm not on Crisp or uTest. I use an ancient copy of Photoshop for the graphics and my home copy of powerpoint. I have a Creative Fabrica subscription and get my clip art and fancy fonts from there and also enjoy buying spending all my profits on unique PLR graphics from independent artists.

There is plenty of stuff out there on YouTube for how to get started. Don't spend any money. You can start with the free version of Canva.

@MrsWombat that sounds amazing! I think that could definitely be something good for you to focus on
I would love to give it a go but have zero creative ability!
Like drop shipping but for printed designs I suppose?

[quote N0va]@MrsWombat that sounds amazing! I think that could definitely be something good for you to focus on
I would love to give it a go but have zero creative ability!
Like drop shipping but for printed designs I suppose?
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It's a very similar concept to drop shipping, and the mugs I sell on Etsy is a mixture of dropshipping and POD. I'm not very creative either. Most of my designs are text-based, but I also use clip art from Creative Fabrica. With the colouring book pages I layer a background with text or clip art on top so it's relatively simple to do. (Like this but better) With puzzles, I bought software (with a months profits) which paid for it's self very quickly, but isn't making me millions.

I was surprised to receive the A**r email last night. I didn't even do the frantic checking of the rating tool because I didn't want to get my hopes up. Funnily my first purchase was a weird colour changing lamp but I had to skip it due to website error. Then the second purchase was the same lamp but this time it worked. Look forward to filling my house with more stuff...

I got the Am*r email last night too, after a break of a few months. Only 4 items, 2 were skips and 2 are junk. Still fun doing it though!

I wish Crisp would fix the dashboard.

And stop telling us off like little children for not working for pennies in the day and preferring to log on when there is a surge (more work needs attention and they pay a bit more to clear it)

If they paid better I would work more in the day, but they choose to recruit more people to pay them a pittance as well rather than up their rates and pay the experienced people they have.

They make millions.

Rant over! 😣

@RiverSkater lols at the ‘how dare you try and maximise your earnings’ message. It’s only profitable when the queues are busy. They certainly have an interesting approach to employee comms.
The problem is they’ve got people queuing up to join them so they can do what they like.

It was my first month on prolific and I'm pleased with my £60 also £30 split between Qmee and Attapoll. I find these best to fit in around my working day since I'm stuck in front of the laptop all day anyway!

Yeah I looked in at potatoes today and decided it wasn't worth it ! Seems to have been quiet all day

l'm getting annoyed by the seeming lack of interest in fixing the dashboard, mine only stopped working on 1st april but many people have been reporting it for weeks, getting sick of the only response being ' it is being looked into'.
I saw the message today, don't they realise not having a way to see the size of queues puts some people off from trying to work?
I thought they had already recruited a lot of new people, it is now 650, & I thought it was below 530 just a few months ago, or have l remembered that wrong? I remember last year I think, when there were over 800, there were regular messages on slack complaining about the standard of work.

I hate the dashboard not working, im finding I can’t get motivated to work when I can’t see how much im earning. I can’t help but think there’s something else going on, surely they should have fixed it by now.

Glad it's not just me. Why don't they just pay a better rate? I would work more consistently 🤷‍♀️

@RiverSkater

Glad it's not just me. Why don't they just pay a better rate? I would work more consistently 🤷‍♀️

Had exactly the same discussion last month! Someone asked about paying a better rate and we were told that they are looking into changing the payment structure and we would hear about it soon. However, there has been no mention of it so who knows whether it will actually be anything concrete.