How to Get Paid to Review Websites
People are always looking for ways to earn additional income. If you are someone who frequently browses the Internet and enjoys exploring websites, you may be able to get paid for doing it. Many individuals have been able to make money by reviewing websites and giving their opinions about their quality, products and services. If you can dedicate the amount of time it takes to look through several websites on a regular basis and have good, basic writing skills, you have the potential to earn decent cash writing reviews of them.
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Instructions
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Write articles that involve reviewing the websites of your choice on Associated Content. This is a site that is open to writers of all experience levels. You can submit articles for upfront pay. If your article/review is accepted, you will receive the offer amount that the editor thinks is most appropriate, with the choice to either accept or reject it. Should you choose to accept the upfront payment offer, your review will be published and you can earn additional money from it when you get paid for page views from people who read it.
If your article is rejected for upfront pay, you can still submit it for publication and choose the option to receive payment for page views only. Page view payments can eventually add up, if you write on a consistent basis, submit the links to your reviews to online community sites, such as Digg and Facebook, and develop a following of devoted readers. -
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Write for Review Stream, which specifically pays for consumer reviews, including those on websites. You can choose any websites online and submit written reviews on them. If the editors choose to accept a review, you will be notified in an email, telling you the amount that will be paid for that individual review. You can earn up to $2 per accepted review you write and earn an additional 10 cents per vote your review receives from readers. You have to accumulate earnings of at least $50 before you can request payment.
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Write website reviews for sites that offer ad revenues to contributors. Sites such as ArticleIncome.com allow you to write about the topics you want, which might include reviews of websites. These article writing sites allow you to add your Google Adsense ID for the purpose of making money.
When your reviews are published, you can earn a percentage of revenue that comes from traffic to your review, via contextual ads, which will be paid out to your Google account. You should not expect to earn sizable income from this, however, unless you are a consistent contributor and you promote your reviews by submitting your links to other sites to gravitate online traffic to them. Making money from your reviews this way can take awhile. -
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Do paid blogging for sites, such as Pay Per Post. These kinds of programs pay bloggers to use their blogs to post reviews of advertiser websites, products and the like. They offer a marketplace on their site where you can choose the advertisers you want and apply to review their sites for a negotiated price.
Your blog generally has to be a minimum of 3 months old and you have to have been a consistent poster to your blog, with gaps no longer than a 30-day time period, in order to be accepted. Even if your blog is accepted, the pay you are offered to write reviews is based upon the amount of traffic you typically get to your blog. Advertisers will pay more for reviews on higher-traffic blogs. -
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Post a website review on paid forum sites. You get paid for posting the information of your choice, such as writing or commenting about other websites. On forums such as Digital Point, you can share in the Adsense revenue by registering and consistently participating on the forum, by cresting interesting topics, and responding to topics written by other members.
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Tips & Warnings
To earn money for writing reviews, you have to be dedicated and consistent. Make sure that you check your reviews for spelling and grammatical errors before submitting them.
