Get Paid To Write Opinions

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GET PAID TO WRITE FOR WEBSITES:

Ciao will pay you cash for writing opinions about a wide range of products and services. Each month £2000 is awarded from their premium fund and each opinion you write may earn you up to £15. In addition some product opinions may earn 1 pence every time a member reads them. It's very easy to write or read and comment on opinions and you'll become addicted to them and earn and learn at the same time! They also pay you for filling out surveys (my recent ones have been for £2 and there was one for £16 once) which they e-mail you and often only take 10 minutes to complete.

A few helpful aspects of Ciao etiquette will help you on this great site:

Begin by reading and rating other people's opinions on Ciao before writing your own. This allows you to get a feel for the site.
Write no more than two opinions a day, otherwise you may become known as a churner and will lose votes and therefore cash.
Product reviews (shown in orange on the site, see my review on Mayonnaise, my user name is borntoloaf, as an example) pays but nothing in the Opinion Cafe pays.
The Opinion Cafe is a great place to read and write about diverse areas of topics.
Look in the community page to learn what the months competition subject is as this is what may earn you £20, other topics will earn you up to £15 each.
Unlike other sites you only need to accumulate £5 before you can request payment.
Write off line in a document such as Word. Then you can run a spelling and grammar check before copying and pasting onto Ciao.
Try breaking down your opinion into sections, perhaps with a separate heading. This will make your opinion more readable, give the impression it is longer and more "cared" for and make it easier to understand and appear logical.
Look in the community page to find out who the category assistants are: and ask them for help.

Since 1st may 2007 Ciao GmbH is an independent company. At that time the two business divisions "Ciao Comparison Shopping" and "Ciao Surveys" spited into Ciao GmbH (portal business) and Ciao Surveys GmbH (online surveys). The separation in two independent management structures allows both companies to focus on their core businesses price comparison and consumer portals as well as online surveys in order to expand their leadership position respectively. Ciao STILL awards members who write reviews a small cash payment every time a member rates them "helpful", "very helpful" or "exceptional". Visit www.ciao-surveys.com

GET PAID TO WRITE FOR NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES AND WEBSITES:

Another way to earn from your opinion is to write for various newspapers and magazines. I have been doing this for years and normally have something published each week. I earn enough between this and Mystery Shopping to earn a full time wage.
Study the magazines and newspapers you normally read and there is bound to be something you can write. I started my writing career by writing for nursing magazines. As a little side-line I write tips, letters, funny stories, TV reviews and short stories to magazines such as TV Times, What's on TV, Chat, Take a Break, That's Life, The Readers Digest, etc.

Always send your work to The Readers Digest first as they pay the most - up to £200 for a wee funny story. You can read these free online and learn the style. Although I take a subscription which pays for itself (remember to claim this as an expense) because I read the articles each month and write my thoughts in the "In Your View" section.

Claim free membership to be on paper which is a guide to being in newspapers and magazines when you join BeonScreen who are also offering free membership for a limited time. Beonscreen list many opportunities to appear on TV and get things for free such as garden or home make-overs or the chance to win cash and holidays from appearing on TV quizzes and game-shows.

Most magazines/newspapers will allow you to send them by e-mail, so it is free to do. I send at least two letters a week to The Sun letters page who pay £15 postal order for each one or £25 for the lead letter. The Sun Newspaper often publish you under another name and ask you if you would like to do this. This means you can have 2-3 letters published a week and get £15 or £25 for each one (paid about 2 weeks later). It is advisable to send these by e-mail so that the news stories stay topical, as they like to publish them within a few days. The editor likes you to write your paragraph and just write your details so that they are not sent bulky e-mails. You can read most of The Sun paper, including the letters page free online. I try to write about the headlines of the day and the lead stories.

I also write book reviews for nursing magazines - I get paid for writing the reviews and get to keep the book. The books are always new releases and some have yet to hit the shelves. When I am finished with them I either add them to my personal library to help me with my own research for articles and book chapters.

So consider your talents, qualifications, and skills and find a publication that prints book reviews and approach the editor to be kept on file as a book reviewer.

PAID TO LISTEN TO MUSIC

Paid to listen to music is another way to get paid for your opinion. With this method of working from home you listen to new music through your laptop or PC and give your opinion on the music. One such paid to listen to music website is Slice The Pie at slicethepie.com

Music fans can enjoy the latest bands, groups and singers and get paid to listen to music: a win win situation for earning from home. In return the musicians get honest opinions about their music which can help their future releases and their music career.

A question that borntoloaf is often asked is: "Is Slice The Pie a scam?" No would be our answer since one of our relatives regularly logs onto www.slicethepie.com enjoys the music and writing reviews and has been paid by Slice The Pie. This Slice The Pie review has been written with their help since Borntoloaf.co.uk prefers listening to opera and classical music which does not appear often at Slicethepie.

To start getting paid to listen to music simply log into www.slicethepie.com and click on log in or the join button. Then make your way to the Slice The Pie Scout Rooms where the musical artists await your feedback. There is even the chance to invest money with your favourite band to help them reach stardom.

This paid to listen to music site is ideal for a teenager looking to earn extra money because unlike other get paid for opinion websites or survey sites which have a minimum age of 18 years. Slice The Pie have a minimum joining age of 13 years and is UK based and open to internet users from other countries. Slicethepie will pay you via Paypal with a minimum deposit level of £5.

At the time of writing this Slice The Pie review borntoloaf found that they would pay you from 4 pence to 10 pence per song listened to and give an opinion about. Opinions need to be at least 30 words in length and you should have listened to the song for at least 1 minute. Unlike other opinion websites there is no limit to the number of songs you can listen to and get paid for your opinion. Listening is made easier by Slicethepie if you choose the genre tab and the music artists never get to find out your name, address and other personal details. To find out more about this paid to listen to music website or to join and start reviewing visit www.slicethepie.com

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