Hi dear readers.

Today we will go a little further and explore this critical topic of how to answer paid surveys.

There is a fundamental question, why are you taking paid surveys online?

Many people have different goals.

Some want a reward or make quick cash online; others want to influence the brands in the market and don’t even care about their

rewards or prefer to donate them to charity.

Are you looking for an easy way to make money?

Would you mind taking paid surveys? Surveys are a quick and easy way to earn some extra cash.

It requires no experience, skills, or qualifications, making it perfect for beginners!

You can work whenever, as much as you want, and wherever you want.

I would appreciate your opinion. And the best part about taking paid surveys is that they’re free!

So what are you waiting for? Get started by checking out our post on how to answer paid surveys!

Things you Should do and What you Shouldn’t do to Answer Paid Surveys

Things to do:

• Complete your profile at 100 %: Many surveys are targeted to your profile, meaning the most complete it’s, the more survey opportunities you will have.
• If you have many surveys to complete, decide which one makes good use of your time; the longer the survey, the higher the reward.
• Be methodical, and set a time each day to answer the surveys; perhaps you feel more comfortable in the morning or afternoon, you will see your account valance go up, and when it is part of your routine is easier to complete more surveys.
• Understand that Being Disqualified(or “screening out”) Happens: This could be due if you don’t meet all of the prerequisites of that survey; you can also be disqualified at (or towards) the end of the survey if the quota for the survey takers with your background is met while you are completing the questions, also if you fail a quality control question.
• DO set up a dedicated email account specifically for your survey stuff(But remember that in our case, to cash out through PAYPAL, you need to register with your primary mail in your PAYPAL account). That way, you’re less likely to miss survey invitations due to getting mixed up with your other emails.
• Check your spam box regularly, and don’t forget to check your email daily for new studies: whitelist emails from survey panels.
• Refer your friends to the panels you like! : If you have some favorite survey panels, share them with your friends and extended family. Or social media accounts
• Leave reviews for survey panels you’ve joined: Since there are so many scams, it’s really helpful for other survey-takers to know which survey panels are reputable and which to stay away from. By leaving a review, you’re helping the entire community of survey takers weed out any disreputable sites.

Things you shouldn’t  do:

• Don’t use VPN or public wifi networks: your account can be banned; many VPNs use public IPs for several users easily detected and blocked by the system. Public wifi networks like airports, cafes, etc., don’t protect your data.
• Don’t rush; this is one of the most common issues we see; people want the reward and give random clicks, and most of the time, they fall into the security questions “like mark strongly agree to mark your spot in the survey.”
• Don’t bank large sums of cash or rewards in your survey accounts: Survey panels are not banks, and it’s better to have the money in our pocket so we can use it as we see fit; our recommendation cash out as soon as you reach the minimum threshold.

Other Things to Consider

• Don’t pay to join Surveys Panel: In all legit survey panels, membership is free if you see a post selling a list of panels for money. It is a scam; don’t fall for it.
• Don’t give key information: Filling out your profile is the best thing you can do, but never a legit panel will ask for your bank account number or social security number.
• If it’s too good to be true, then it isn’t: Don’t fall into the scam of “I make 5000 a month with paid surveys from home” or “how a single mom in (any city) makes a living from home and earned 6500 USD from paid surveys”

 

If you have answered paid surveys before, you can notice that are divided into 3 sections :

1-The introduction or classification questions

2-The middle section or the core of the survey

3-And the end questions

The classification questions are the first questions you see when starting a survey.

Usually, they ask for your age, gender, zip code, marital status, level of income, etc.

You could ask yourself, “Why I have to complete always these fields if they have that information in my profile. “

You can start the survey because your demographic matches the survey topic, but the system needs more information about you to

be sure if you’re in their target demographic.

Let’s see an example: the survey demographic target is (males between ages 20 to  50, smokers that had smoked Marlboro gold in

the last year).

If your profile matches most of these conditions.

The survey is going to be available for you to start, but perhaps in your profile, you said you liked other brands or perhaps you said

that you smoked Marlboro 2 years ago.

The system is going to see you are not a suitable candidate and disqualify you (as we said before, you need to understand that

disqualifications occur, be patient because the system has a solution for this)

Is called “the Router “its function is that if a candidate is disqualified from a survey, it finds him another that matches or is close

to his profile information; usually, you can classify and complete a survey within 3 attempts through the Router.

If you have taken a few surveys, you have done some through a Router; the most common routers are Cint, isay , sayso, your

surveys, live sample, and Simplicius.

Here are some images of the routers: The first one is Cint, the second is Samplicious, and the third Sayso.

Tip: never check that you work in marketing or some of your families because they think you can take advantage of their products

before going out to the market.

 

The middle section: in this section, you will encounter the main topic questions of the survey.

There is where you give your opinion and influence the market or where you answer paid surveys.

Most people like this phase because, depending on the survey, you have videos to watch, images of new products, and more

You need to be careful with the security questions; they’re designed to catch those who speed through the survey or are given

random clicks without reading the questions.

In this face quality of answers is more appreciated because the data gathered is helpful for the research agency.

The end questions: is the last phase, usually short, just 4 or 5 questions, most of the time are demographic questions.

That’s it, you completed a survey, and the reward was added to your account.

Strategies and Tricks

We need to clarify what you should do to optimize your income from paid surveys through small strategies and tricks to make your

work more efficient or even get the best offers.

The first thing to consider before discussing any strategy when working is your profile.

The best and most reliable online survey portals require the creation of a personal profile, which comes in the form of several

questions whose purpose is to locate each person in a specific sector and assign relevant surveys to that market.

Errors in answering these questions will reduce the chances of being selected for paid surveys.

Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that the profile is filled in, taking into account points such as the following:

• Indicating that we are employed will increase interest in us.
• The ages between 25 and 40 are more sought after than those married and with children.
• If you own a home, fine. If you intend to buy another, the better. Same with cars.
• Middle and higher studies are preferred.
• Make sure your income tends to high numbers without exaggerating.
• Having pets can help too.

Remember that this is only to please the algorithm that selects people; this data has little to do with your knowledge or relevance

to the surveys, so you should not feel guilty or nervous about supplying “ornate” data.

Also, some companies submit rating questions before submitting a specific survey.

In these cases, it is always important to answer the questions under the mindset that you do not work in the sector but are

interested in consuming in that market.

In this way, if the questions seek to know if you work in the “X” sector, the best thing to do is to answer no.

On the contrary, if you ask about interest in acquiring certain products or services, the ideal would be to answer yes.

This is because paid surveys seek to collect opinions on a specific sector and are much more efficient if they are directed to active market consumers.

Conclusion

So, now that you know how to answer paid surveys, you can get a little extra money in your pocket each month without too much

effort; what are you waiting for? Get started today!.

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