How to become a product tester for Nike
Ever go to the mall looking for a pair shoes and nearly fall over when you see the price tag? Maybe your son or daughter want a new pair of Nike Air Max's and it's a few days salary. Well there is a way to get these shoes for free and a lot of other stuff from Nike. By applying as a Nike Product Tester you or your child will have the opportunity to receive free Nike shoes and/or clothing to product test.
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There are 2 options in becoming a Nike Product Testers. First option is to apply for your child(12 years old and younger) to be a Nike Product Tester. Second option is to apply yourself (13 years and older) to become a Nike Product Tester. A link will be provided to Nike's product testing application website in the resources section at the end of this article.
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Once you are at the application link, you will decide which of the 2 options you'd like to apply for.
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Starting the application process is very easy and the application only takes a few minutes to complete. General information like age, sex, height and weight is needed. Shoe size is of course also asked for. You will be asked for your 3 favorite activities in which you will use Nike shoes/clothing.
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There is no personal information required to be added to the application such as any credit card or social security number information. You will be asked for your address, phone number and email. This is the end of the application. Again, the application process is very quick. You will receive a message once your application is complete that you will receive a response within 2-3 weeks.
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Comments
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Looks like this is only fort he USA... I didn't see any other countries in the list..
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both. You get to keep it and also paid for testing the product. It is according t the sport you play or if you are a runner per say as to what they want you to test.
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click on the link right up under Resources above.
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Nike is by far the best shoe ever created. Bar none!
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where is the link.
