Struggling to increase my income

[Jacobbarnard]

Hello everyone, I've been earning around £250 a month from Surveys for a while now and I'm struggling to increase my income.

I can't do Matched Betting until sometime mid next year as I've self-excluded myself from online casinos as I was wasting too much money online. I also tried applying to Leapforce twice, but I've had no response both times, so I take it they denied me both times.

I've also started comping again, hopefully I can get some win to save me money.

Does anybody know any other ways I can increase my income?

 

[Queen]

The whole site is brimming with ideas!!
Explain to me how this self exclusion works? And also how many bookies have you excluded yourself from? [member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member]

 

[Jacobbarnard]

The whole site is brimming with ideas!!
Explain to me how this self exclusion works? And also how many bookies have you excluded yourself from? [member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member]

Self-Exclusion is where you physically cannot gamble on a specific website for a certain amount of time. I've self-excluded myself from most if not all of the big online casinos. I literally signed up to 100+ to take advantage of the signup offers and I self-excluded myself from most of these.

 

[Jon]

What user do
Utest
Task360
Field agent
Roamler

Earn money by creating a niche blog, building that audience and then using affiliate marketing. Check out parts 1 and 2 of the blogging toolkit on the blog for more details

 

[Queen]

The whole site is brimming with ideas!!
Explain to me how this self exclusion works? And also how many bookies have you excluded yourself from? [member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member]

Self-Exclusion is where you physically cannot gamble on a specific website for a certain amount of time. I've self-excluded myself from most if not all of the big online casinos. I literally signed up to 100+ to take advantage of the signup offers and I self-excluded myself from most of these.

Ah right ok. But, when you say casinos, do you mean the sports bit of the bookies too?

 

[katykicker]

And can't surely be every single site?

 

[Twiggy]

I'm self excluded from everyone I could find for 10 years to life!

[member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member] do you have any skills? Writing, proofreading, 2nd language? design? computer skills? typing? If so you can find work on one of the many freelance sites. You can also pick up data entry and research that don't necessarily require specific skills.

 

[asajj]

StreetSpotr, VoxPopMe, UserTesting are the ones I try to incorporate in my routine. If you have an Iphone, Field Agent and Task360 get good reviews although I didn't have a single task from them when I tried out.

 

[Jacobbarnard]

What user do
Utest
Task360
Field agent
Roamler

Earn money by creating a niche blog, building that audience and then using affiliate marketing. Check out parts 1 and 2 of the blogging toolkit on the blog for more details

I use already use What Users Do, but I barely get any tasks. Maybe one a month if that.

The others I've tried, but never seem to get any work.

I've tried with a blog, but it never seems to go anywhere.

 

[Jacobbarnard]

The whole site is brimming with ideas!!
Explain to me how this self exclusion works? And also how many bookies have you excluded yourself from? [member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member]

Self-Exclusion is where you physically cannot gamble on a specific website for a certain amount of time. I've self-excluded myself from most if not all of the big online casinos. I literally signed up to 100+ to take advantage of the signup offers and I self-excluded myself from most of these.

Ah right ok. But, when you say casinos, do you mean the sports bit of the bookies too?

Yes it excludes you from the entire website.

 

[Jacobbarnard]

And can't surely be every single site?

Not every site, but I did pay for one month on profit accumilator in the past and there was maybe 1-2 I could do and that's it, so it wouldn't even make me £10-£20 a month

 

[Jacobbarnard]

I'm self excluded from everyone I could find for 10 years to life!

[member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member] do you have any skills? Writing, proofreading, 2nd language? design? computer skills? typing? If so you can find work on one of the many freelance sites. You can also pick up data entry and research that don't necessarily require specific skills.

I don't think I do aha :-\ I've signed up to Fiverr a while back and offered video editing in Sony Vegas, but nobody was interested. I'm guessing there was too many people offering it and it's not that hard to do.

Where can I do data entry and research?

 

[Jacobbarnard]

StreetSpotr, VoxPopMe, UserTesting are the ones I try to incorporate in my routine. If you have an Iphone, Field Agent and Task360 get good reviews although I didn't have a single task from them when I tried out.

I use VoxPopMe and I'm still yet to make 1 withdrawal :-\ streetsport and UserTesting never have anything good. I have Android.

 

[Jon]

What user do
Utest
Task360
Field agent
Roamler

Earn money by creating a niche blog, building that audience and then using affiliate marketing. Check out parts 1 and 2 of the blogging toolkit on the blog for more details

I use already use What Users Do, but I barely get any tasks. Maybe one a month if that.

The others I've tried, but never seem to get any work.

I've tried with a blog, but it never seems to go anywhere.

Why do you think it never goes anywhere? What brick walls are you coming up against?

It takes around 6months of writing regular content for you to start earning money from your blog typically

 

[Jacobbarnard]

What user do
Utest
Task360
Field agent
Roamler

Earn money by creating a niche blog, building that audience and then using affiliate marketing. Check out parts 1 and 2 of the blogging toolkit on the blog for more details

I use already use What Users Do, but I barely get any tasks. Maybe one a month if that.

The others I've tried, but never seem to get any work.

I've tried with a blog, but it never seems to go anywhere.

Why do you think it never goes anywhere? What brick walls are you coming up against?

It takes around 6months of writing regular content for you to start earning money from your blog typically

Content mainly, I've had ideas, but it takes me like 3 hours per article, then I run out of ideas.

For example, I have 2 websites.

www.jacobbarnard.com

and

www.jacoblists.com

I also worry about getting banned from Google Adsense with certain content I write about. I want to look into affiliates on my website, but what would I need to do and what type of affiliates would I need.

I know what to write on the 2nd website a bit, but the 1st website, not so much only my monthly goals.

 

[asajj]

[member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member] Perhaps you need to change the way you approach them? For instance, VoxPopMe sends usually a survey a day. 25 p each to record an answer and upload. This would make £10 in 40 days if you were to answer all. Sometimes they do have surveys pay higher (63p or 75p) and all for less than 3 minutes job. The better quality your answers, the more you will get.

Roamler at least have regular tasks but it depends on the area you live in so may be it won't work. This goes for other task apps too. It is better for instance if you are in a city.Appjobber is another not bad option.

All of these add up eventually. Yes it won't pay out a tenner for each task but if you check them regularly, turn on notifications etc you will pile up points.

For the blog, I'd suggest you to find something you like. This could be cars or books or anything else but it is hard to write something you aren't interested in. At least this is my experience.

 

[Jacobbarnard]

[member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member] Perhaps you need to change the way you approach them? For instance, VoxPopMe sends usually a survey a day. 25 p each to record an answer and upload. This would make £10 in 40 days if you were to answer all. Sometimes they do have surveys pay higher (63p or 75p) and all for less than 3 minutes job. The better quality your answers, the more you will get.

Roamler at least have regular tasks but it depends on the area you live in so may be it won't work. This goes for other task apps too. It is better for instance if you are in a city.Appjobber is another not bad option.

All of these add up eventually. Yes it won't pay out a tenner for each task but if you check them regularly, turn on notifications etc you will pile up points.

For the blog, I'd suggest you to find something you like. This could be cars or books or anything else but it is hard to write something you aren't interested in. At least this is my experience.

I get one every few days, if that. I try to check my phone atleast once a day as I have a few apps on there, but it's barely worth it.

My area seems to be terrible, I never get anything near, Appjobber, the same thing, it's the same thing with all apps where I got to go to places to earn rewards, I get barely anything.

Yes I understand that, if you look what I replied Jon I listed my 2 websites. Both of them I lack ideas. I want to look into affiliates, then I really wouldn't need to care about what I write about, other than copyright, etc. as if I would use Google Adsense there's so many rules!

 

[asajj]

Do you have a cheap mobile you can use [member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member] ? Swagbucks can be good to earn around £25 a month constantly. You can also answer surveys there, watch videos on mobile etc.

 

[Jacobbarnard]

Do you have a cheap mobile you can use [member=2593]Jacobbarnard[/member] ? Swagbucks can be good to earn around £25 a month constantly. You can also answer surveys there, watch videos on mobile etc.

I'm in a group that does all that, they use that and perk, but there's always problems, like the videos stop playing etc.

 

[asajj]

I was also thinking, what about this https://www.redwigwam.com/workers/job-opportunities ?

People from TMS including me did some mystery shopping for them but they also have other jobs from time to time like leaflet distribution.

Swagbucks apps have changed so you can no longer favorite short videos (I believe) so it requires babysitting. I don't have access to it now but I used to just keep it in front of me when doing other stuff on PC/ watching TV and just press "next" halfway through the videos.Face no problems apart from occasional server collapse etc.
Perk I did use a bit but I didn't find as good.