How to Find Good Online Surveys
Yes you can make money taking online surveys, but you need to do strategic research, planning, and recording of your survey experience to more quickly find those most worth the best use of your precious time to avoid wasted hours of searching.
Actually I suspect that on line surveys could take a larger role in companies finding out more about their market, because computers are a very fast way to gather consumer information about their customers preferences in a more competitive economy, and I suspect that their efficiency in surveying you and me, customers, will become more refined; thus requiring you to do research to make surveys more refined to your particular situation, i.e., are you single, do you own a car, will you buy one soon, do you own a home which needs service, which TV shows do you watch; what kind of medicines do you buy, etc. In the good old days surveys were by telephone and personal contact; now companies use a computer!
There are many online survey web sites, so you need to be very thoughtful at which ones you use, because not all will pay you money, some will pay you with gift cards and coupons rather than money and these are often for whatever product they promote.
Don't make the mistake of only doing your own search, let others do the research for you initially. Instead of merely placing,” on line survey” in search, ask, " which are the best on line survey sites", letting others experience work for you.
One web site of present that quickly finds good survey sites iswww.surveypolice.com. They have a list of reputable sites and also have an on line Internet forum in which you can share and receive your on line survey experience with others. They also answer many practical questions in how to take all of your survey steps, i.e. survey tax income, reputable web sites, etc.
"An Internet forum, or message board, is an online discussion site where people can hold conversations in the form of posted messages They .differ fromchat roomsin that messages are at least temporarily archived. Also, depending on the access level of a user and/or the forum set-up, a posted message might need to be approved by a moderator before it becomes visible." (quoted form Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia, www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet-forum)
This may be the most time efficient research route for you to take, if you are not careful you can spend all of your time researching on forums and not use your time making cash on internet surveys!
Personally one of my favorite survey sites iswww.inboxdollars.com, they connect you with other reputable survey sites, they present you with other options to earn money, like correcting addresses on line, and present you with many various purchases which you will make any way, i.e. tax preparation, why not earn money for purchasing your tax preparation service?
List the web sites recommended, then experiment, signing up on all of the ones recommended, and you will find the ones best suited to your particular situation which will match the need of their advertisers who are trying to match their products or services to your needs.
Begin by signing in to as many of them as you can, make sure they are for free! Also give them an e-mail i.e., @yahoo.com or @gmail.com, other than your main one, because they will flood you with e-mail; experiment by using the survey sites that you think are most suited to your personal situation, i.e., married or single, owning or not owning a home or car, needing insurance or not, your amount of income and type of shopping, etc.
Then to use your time wisely, focus on the few surveys where your situation and type of personality fits your needs and capabilities with theirs; the most time efficient way to refine your search experience is to keep a diary on your computer word pad or notepad and frequently refer to it as you process your experience with the various survey sites.
Like any other effort this will take work, but with persistence you will succeed. Wishing you the very best! God Bless.
