Make Money Using Twitter
By far our biggest following is our Facebook fan page. It’s an easy way to connect with our readers and deliver freebies right to them as soon as we find them.
Another stream we use is Twitter.I’ve noticed that many of our active Facebook fans aren’t into Twitter.However I believe that it is a great resource to use. Not only is it apopular way to enter contests (like the Wanchai Ferry contest), but also a way to make money online.
Make Money Online Tweeting
We constantly promote Swagbucks,whichis a way to earn online prizes, gift cards, and other items. I makebetween $5 and $10 per month from having my swag bucks account.
So how about tweeting?
There are two easy ways to make money tweeting.
Sponsored Tweets and My Likes.
This one is the most popular one. Even Celebs are in on it.Basically you get paid a certain amount for a “sponsored tweet”. Forexample I currently have mine listed at $2.50 per tweet.
Advertisers look for different things, mostly I get tweets aboutsales, discounts, or coupons, which is what I am tweeting aboutanyways! There is no point in leaving free money on the table.
The downside? There are a few requirements. Your account must be atleast 60 days old, 100 followers and 100 status updates before you getadvertisers. The other? There is a $50 minimum cashout.
That may be a deal breaker for you, but it is still worth the minute it takes to sign-up and see what offers come your way.
My Likes
This is a new one I just found, and it has been good so far. It is agreat one to start with and I actually like this one better thanSponsored Tweets.
After you register you can find “sponsors” and pick the ones youlike. From there you can go in write what you like and post it toTwitter or even your blog if you have one.
Then each time someone visits the sponsor you earn $$.
What’s even better about this site is that there is NO MINIMUMthreshold for earnings. Meaning, whatever you make they will pay (viaPaypal). For example last week I got a $2.10 payment. It’s not much andI was just testing out My Likes, so I hope it is more in the future.
Happy Tweeting!
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