How
Paid Surveys work.
In the United States alone,
companies spend over 250 Billion
dollars a year trying to convince
consumers to buy their products
and services.
And while the majority of it
is spent on advertising, $766
million dollars is devoted to
"market research".
Understanding how people think
and shop, why they buy certain
products, etc. ultimately helps
companies improve their products
and services and make THEM more
money.
Knowing this, and that they
won't get our help for free,
companies are willing to pay
people like you and me good
money - up to $150 an hour!
- for our opinions, because
when the dust settles they know
they will come out ahead and
generate even more profits for
themselves.
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As a matter of fact, there
are currently over 7 million
companies worldwide that
actively survey consumers
to find the best way to
promote their products.
What
are surveys?
Surveys are questionnaires
designed to inform companies
about what people like
you think about their
products and services.
They can be done online
or over the phone. The
answers from the participants
are then compiled by market
researchers and used to
make important decisions
about product design and
advertising campaigns.
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What
are focus groups?
Focus groups are a marketing
research technique in which
a group of people (usually
about 10) are led through
a discussion of a particular
product or service by a trained
moderator. They can be conducted
in person, online, or over
the phone. Focus groups are
designed to give a company
a better idea of how consumers
perceive a particular product
or service.
On the average, if you just
do about 1 survey a day and
a company pays you $20 for
each, that is:
Just 1 survey a day @ $20
each = $600 a month.
Just 4 focus groups a month
@ $150 each = $600 a month.
So if you're retired, a stay-at-home
mom, student or anyone else
looking to make extra cash
completing paid online surveys
are a fantastic way of making
great money. You won't become
a millionaire with surveys,
but the opportunity is very
exciting -- even for people
who already have a full-time
job.
