about dneero and some surveys

About dneero surveys, I have received two 20-dollar cash outs from them already. Well, these surveys aren't much, considering that my blog (soloflighted.com) started November last year. 40 bucks may not be enough, knowing that the space it consumes in one's blog may be too much of a clutter to some.

However for me, it just fits right. The theme of my site is green, which somewhat blends with the main colors of the survey form. In any case, you just have to post the code necessary to your blog entry and just let it generate some page impressions which isn't such a problem when you're blog already has a certain number of traffic .

Anyway, speaking of surveys, I'm a bit intrigued of those surveys that offer you a whole lot of income if you apply for them. The problem is that you don't know which one to trust because they're very good at luring you by offering countless promises. The question I have in my mind is "Which one should I trust?" I asked a blogger friend who knows more about it that they're all a bunch of scam. Because these sites that tell you to apply for them with require a registration fee that would range from 30 to 100 dollars.

Of course, with that being said, one would really be apprehensive. When I tried to search for some more information from different forums, some people who tried the programs would say they're not worth it.

I don't want to be a victim of course. Especially that I'm saving my money so I can pay off some debts. So which one can be trusted? As for now, I'm good with these dneero surveys; even if they're small, at least I know I can get some out of it.

busy

I've been pretty busy with my regular job that my mind is too preoccupied with finishing my evaluations so I can reach the quota for this fiscal month. I've been doing overtime work even on my days off to also test myself to what extent am I able to push myself further when it comes to physical exhaustion.

That's why I can't seem to update this site often; what, with 3 other blogs to maintain, it's surely a tough act to do.

Maybe next week, I'll be able to write a topic of interest that's pretty useful. As for now, forgive me for the lack of words.

raking it

Because of the new project (my other site) that I put up, I'm also starting to reap some rewards of setting it up. I'm getting paid for the entries that I put up. That's why I'm glad that it's starting to earn. Although my site still needs more traffic or a better page rank, I'm quite happy that after barely 2 months, it's slowly gaining some alexa traffic aside from my soloflighted.com.

Anyway, this is also one of the tips that you can get. If you have a number of blogs with a high page rank, then you can simply enroll them in those paid post sites. That's where the real deal comes in where you can potentially try to quit your regular job (of course, I don't want to recommend; hehe). But I know of a former colleague who did just that and didn't bother that she's become a bum because she has around 10 sites to maintain and yet her salary is way better compared to mine.

Well, I don't know yet if I plan to quit my job just to become a professional blogger because I still enjoy the environment at work. We'll see; as for now, I hope I can keep on raking it.

update

I feel guilty that I haven't been able to update this blog as much. Maybe because I haven't been earning as much? hehe. Ever since my Page Rank dropped, sheesh, I've been getting lesser opportunities from paid post sites.

But since I have another blog that I created and applied for different paid post sites, I'm getting the first-hand experience of anxiously waiting to get my blog approved in these opportunities. So far, there's not much luck. But at least, I'm able to earn something. Again, it has everything to do with Google Page Rank.

Ever since my primary site's PR was dropped to PR 0 from a PR 3, I've not been very happy with earning as much. I'm still in the process of retrieving and I'm wondering when the next Google PR update would be. dang.

I got my second payout!

I just got my second pay out and I'm happy! Yipee!!! Sorry, even I haven't been able to earn as much as my first payout, I'm still glad I was able to reach this much.



The earnings were a total of two month's worth of paid posts. At least I'm able to use the money for something worthwhile; that is, I'm going to save this to pay for my tuition so I can get back to school.