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Referral tipsIf you want to make some extra money online, then you can't just stop at your own personal surfing. Some programs have limitations on the monthly hours you can use its software so you need to refer others to join a company under you, therefore you can continue to earn money even without you being online. How do you think some people make $1,200/month on AllAdvantage, when they only pay out $12.50 of their own personal surfing time? Mailing List This is a great way to get a hold on all the new programs and get paid to surf news. I can send you an email containing brand spanking new companies, or any news that relates to the "pay to" world. Join below: Web Site The first and foremost way to generate referrals is to create your own web site and get noticed on the web. Organize all your pay to surf companies on a page and present them in an attractive manner. No one will listen to you if you e-mail them information and links to 30-something companies. But if you have a single link to your site with the programs listed on them, then you will get more traffic. If you're not sure how to get started, here are some partners that can help you design, host, and promote your site-free of charge. FreeServers.com - One of the top names in free homepages is an easy way to create and publish your personal web site. Other free homepages sites include Angelfire.com, Homestead.com and Tripod.com. Also you may want a short url and redirection. They turn your site's url from something like http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/johndoe/yoursite/front.html into http://yoursite.cjb.net. These can be found at Cjb.net and at Go.to. This is also a great medium to spread information because it is simple, fast, and you can insert your we site url or referral link. Your friends can simply click on the link to check out your site, and if they join any programs you will be credited automatically. To really kick things into high gear, use the "signature" feature of your email account to include your web site link in every email that you send! Remember - Absolutely NO SPAMMING. We encourage you to review any Antispam Policies your program's website may have, as it is usually strictly enforced. Flyers Create 'em, print 'em, and post 'em. Put one up in the right place, and you could generate hundreds of referrals! Click here to see a flyer from the DesktopDollars site as an example. Use a Business Card Your business card needs to be short and to the point, yet still communicate vital information about the Make Money Online opportunity. Click here for an example from the AllAdvantage site. What's Your Sign? Wouldn’t it be nice to have your own "pay to" website billboard? Too bad advertising is so expensive. Here’s a cheaper way to generate leads: Signs! Signs are a proven winner. Try and make some with a tag on the bottom that people can tear off that has the url of your homepage. Chalk the Walk Live in a town with a lot of foot traffic? Chalk your website url address on the ground to generate tons of referrals! Good places to start are bus stops, subway exits, and central spots on college campuses. Get Paid to Drink Want to draw a crowd? Set up a lemonade stand (or a hot cocoa stand, depending on where you live) and serve free drinks to anyone who signs up for any of the pay to surf companies. If you can’t get them to sign up, get their e-mail addresses and mail them later (be careful not to spam though).Great places to set this up are outside clubs and sporting events. If you really want to draw a crowd, offer free beer for signups (only if legal, of course)! Brought to you by... Find a local event or team that you can sponsor. Often, you can get a lot of exposure just for providing a few cases of soda. For example, you could pitch your site over the PA system at a sporting event or sponsor a charity walk-a-thon. Just get crazy Sometimes it pays to get completely nuts. Do anything wild (but legal) to get noticed. Paint your car with your website address. Write "Get Paid to Surf" on your roof. Go to a football game and bring a banner advertising your companies. The weirder the better.
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