For those looking to make an extra buck or two, it is important to not place all your eggs in one basket. Creating an earnings portfolio through multiple streams of income is a valuable practice. There are three very popular methods.
GPT (Get Paid To) Websites:
GPT sites well known as "get paid to" sites these are of different types. They are- get paid to click, get paid to post, get paid to sign up, get paid to surf, get paid to promote etc. The most famous sites from the above list are sites which come under PTC (paid to click) and PTP (paid to post).
In short GPT websites are one of the most common methods people use to earn additional income. Basically, how they work is that companies pay money to obtain demographic and market data of potential and current customers via surveys and trial offers. You as a customer, join a GPT website and fill out the surveys or trial offers. The GPT website will then split the money they receive from the companies with you.
PTR (Paid To Read) Websites:
PTR websites pay you to view ads that are sent to you via email. They payouts are not substantial, but the ease and simplicity can't be beat. They are not a primary income earner, but an essential secondary income source for your earnings portfolio.
PTC (Paid To Click) Websites:
Similar to PTR websites, PTC websites pay you to click on links to ads/webpages. Unlike PTR websites, PTC websites have paid links on their site and are not sent via email. PTC sites pay anywhere from .002 dollars to 1 cent for each website a member clicks on. In essence this is essentially what a PTC site is. A website where advertisers pay the PTC site to run their ads, and the PTC site in turns pays its members to view these ads. Many PTC sites also feature what is referred to as offer completion. In offer completion, an advertiser pays members of a PTC site to either sign up as a member on their own site, or complete an offer. Some PTC sites will collect monies from advertisers and never share it with the members.
Generally you will have more opportunities available each day with PTC websites. They don't offer a lot, but as with PTR websites, they are a great source of secondary income for your portfolio.
To know the sustainability of the site there are a few principles. Some of them are:
* Observe their advertising rates. If their advertising rates are too low for them to generate profits then there is a doubt with their sustainability.
* Look whether the site has a forum or not. Because without a forum we don't know where to post our problems so that the admin can rectify them.
* Search for reviews about the site on net, if it is an old site, to know whether it is paying its members or not.
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