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Swagbucks £5.00 Prolific £31.20 £163.40/£150.00

£16.10 (20$) writing £127.20/£150.00

£50.00 y live (populus surveys) £111.10/£100.00 target increased to £150

Writing 45 pounds 61.10/100

A post about data compliance for small businesses. https://www.theplatinumline.blog/how-to-ensure-your-business-is-data-compliant/

I have just seen that 20 cogs is closing. You only have a few weeks to get any outstanding balance.

I am in a hundred pounds for me. $20 writing I seem to have had a pay rise thanks to the exchange rate. 16.20/100.00

I volunteer for Young Lives versus Cancer, they are a great cause. I used to live Bob Woodward who started the charity many years ago. I wish you luck with your fundraising.

Thank you for your hard work Jon. Thanks to the money shed I started a blog and discovered a new hobby that I can actually earn money from.

I use get your guide. If you write about any thing travel related they are very helpful. If you have a website, leave a link for your hosting company, etc. It is far better to have a few links for products you like and fit with your brand than dozens of random links to every thing.

I find something like engagement gifts for men, housewarming presents often works. I just got 4p on father's day gifts. I don't search especially but if I notice a reward on the sidebar I click on it. I have only earned a few pence from searches. I get more from the daily quiz question. I have...

It looks like the same reply people are getting on trust pilot. Definitely a case of the computer says no. It is my favourite survey site.

A lot of people have been complaining recently that they have been unable to cash out with you gov. Their trust pilot reviews are terrible.

I have earned over six hundred pounds from about 500 submissions and have only had a couple of problems. I would hate to lose it.

It is also worth looking to see what the best selling therapy books are on Amazon.

I discovered sites like Mirthy and Goldster which are aimed at older people. They seem to allow people to organise zoom sessions and be paid for them. When I used to sell books online my best seller was one on how to cut down on alcohol. (I did not write it).

Have you signed up to Redwigwam? They treat you as an employee but usually have a few jobs going. Obviously prolific and Y surveys are good but won't get you enough.

If you like prolific you will probably like London business school. The studies are similar but on a business theme. They also send invitations to studies at other London colleges. https://lbs.sona-systems.com/Default.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f

I like people for research for focus groups, they are based in Bristol but do quite a lot of online stuff as well. I signed up to Angelfish opinions as well but have not done anything for them.

Give as you live is a site that allows you to raise funds for your favourite charity as you shop online with thousands of retailers. The retailers give the site a commission for sending them customers and they pass 50% of that on a charity of your choice. The other 50% is used to run and grow...