(if you’re new to ZenZuu scroll down the page for the introductory info)

August 1st is LAUNCH DAY - woo hoo!

On August 1st ZenZuu will start taking in advertising revenue and that means money for all its members. Remember that ZenZuu has pledged publicly to share 80% of its advertising revenue with its members and that is US!

The 2nd major change that’s happening on August 1st is that ZenZuu is changing the criteria for 10th level sharing. Let me explain.

Right now if you join ZenZuu and recruit 10 active members and they recruit members who recruit members you will receive matching payments for every $ earned by your 10th level members. Now that could be very nice indeed.

If you have 10 people and they only get 2 people each and they only get 2 people each and so on until you reach the 10th level you’d have

10×2x2×2x2×2x2×2x2×2 people on your 10th level. How many people is that? 5,120 and if they only earned you $1 a week that’s $5,120 dollars - not bad eh.

But if you haven’t already signed up 10 active members by August 1st then you’re going to have a problem. On August 1st the criteria will change and people who join the matching scheme after August 1st will be required to recruit 100 active members at their first level. Now that is a lot.

What if you don’t think you can get 10 people? That’s not a big problem. You will still earn but you won’t be able to get the matching bonus. As long as you have 2 active people in your first level then you will be paid a portion of all your downline’s earnings up to the 9th level.

What do I mean by an “active member”? Well an active member is someone who signs into the ZenZuu account at least 30 times a month. Now you can do that once per day or cram the whole 30 log- ins into 1 hour on one day. Its your choice. But remember this is going to be a social networking site - just like MySpace and Facebook and the chances are you’ll be logging in more than once a day because its fun. There is already a ton of videos, groups and blogs and posts going up - why not check them out.

So is this all going to work out? Have no doubts this will work. ZenZuu launched its beta version (the current one) 77 days ago. It started off with 5 people. As of yesterday it had 55,000 members and the number is growing every single second. ZenZuu projects there will be 10 million members by the summer of this year and estimates 200 million members by the end of 2009. Imagine having a chunk of those in your down line.

ZenZuu is already the fastest growing social networking site out there. If you get started now you’ll be able to recruit a ton of people. If you leave it they’ll have joined up under someone else. Imagine trying to recruit people to MySpace or Face Book now. Most everyone I know has already joined either one or both. ZenZuu is new - most people haven’t heard of it yet. Make the most of this totally unique opportunity and grow that down-line.

Sign up for ZenZuu - its totally free, totally risk-free and guaranteed to repay the effort you put into it.

This is an idea that WILL WORK.

It will not make you millions of $ or £ so please don’t believe those people who are just telling lies.

What it will do is bring you in a nice regular income that will exceed the work you put in.

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HERE’S HOW IT WORKS

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I bet you know all about traditional social networking sites like FaceBook and MySpace and perhaps, like me, you’re a member of one or two. What you’ve probably not given much thought to is how they generate revenue.

Well their model is simple. They get you, their members to do all the work and then they, the owners, get to keep all the profit. And that profit is huge. HUGE! Certainly running into millions of dollars per month. Think about it. Who supplies the content - you do! Who recruits the new members - you do! Who are the advertisers aiming their content at - you! All the traditional sites need to do is supply the infrastructure and count their profits.

NEW MODEL

But all that is changing thanks to a new generation of social networking sites like ZenZuu. ZenZuu has adopted a new model, one they believe will help them outstrip the older sites and grab all that advertising revenue. What’s great about it is that the new model involves paying you. As an active member who logs onto the site and recruits members you will receive a cut of the profits. ZenZuu has pledged publicly to return 80% of its profit to its members. How cool is that?

And remember this is a social networking site. The sort of site you’d be visiting anyway - for fun - the difference here is you’ll be paid.

If you want to find out more then click here to watch the video. But make sure you to turn the volume to low as the guy is a bit over-enthusiastic!

Want to grab a piece of the action right away? Then join up here.

ZenZuu kicks off in August. Early joiners will have a distinct advantage as we will have had time to grow our down-line. So be sure to join up early and be ready for the launch.

Good Luck and Have Fun

Hi

Just wanted to give you all a head’s up about this new blog “Ethical Shopper“. Its due to get started next week and is going to feature all the eco gadgets and gizmos you’ll love.

I’ve seen the previews and its the sort of blog I love because it saves me doing a ton of research.

Check out Inky’s intro to ZenZuu

Written in her usual clear style - 100% recommended.

Although the guy in the vid talks about possibly making 1,000s of dollars a month my feeling is settle for 100s and you’re onto a winner here.

 

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by Inky in A Just life

Hi

I thought that this might be interesting to some of you.

Its a brand new social networking site which has pledged to give back 80% of its profits to its members.

Now I love social networking sites, so I’d have joined anyway - and left it at that. But as I know some of you are a bit short of cash, and this is a potential earner, I thought I’d give it a bit of publicity.

How does it work? Well social networking sites earn (literally) billions of $s from advertising revenue. The more members they have the more they earn. And for that they need do very little work as all the content is provided by the members.

The traditional sites keep all the revenue for themselves but some, like Zenzuu, reckon they can grow their business faster if they share the revenue with their members.

In order to get your share of this vast income all you have to do is log onto the site 30 times a month. You can do that once a day or cram 30 visits into one hour. If you recruit other people to the site you will get rewarded for their activity too and if they recruit people you’ll get a bit more - all the way down to level 10. Can’t be bad.

Check out Zenzuu for yourself. There’s a video to watch explaining how it all works and a global conference call every day.

All the best

Inky

Having signed up to 10 survey sites and getting used to filling in questionnaires on all sorts of odd topics, I’m now ready to start with my 2^nd money making experiment – ebooks.

EBOOKS

I’m going to admit, straight-up, that I love ebooks. I’ve saved hours of time and frustration traipsing around the internet by simply buying one ebook that cost as little as $2.99. A book that was delivered instantly to me, was totally searchable and jam packed with ideas and suggestions.

Okay, I’ll admit there are some rubbish titles out there but, like with print books, you’ll soon get to know the authors and retailers to trust.

The question for this blog though is “Can you make money from them?” and the answer is a most definite “YES” with some of the best established businesses in the market reporting monthly profits in terms of thousands of dollars.

Just like with the print market you can make money from writing your own ebook or from opening an ebook store and I’ve chosen to start by opening a store.

Coincidentally, yesterday I got an email inviting me to get a free ebook website, stocked with thousands of ebooks all of which I could earn money on. Well after getting over the spookiness of that I got all suspicious – sounded way too good to be true? But, hey ho, in the spirit of discovery I joined and am now the proud ‘owner’ of my own ebook website. I say “owner” in quotes because really I’ve just got a mirror site of the main one as do a ton of other people. But do keep in mind it cost me nothing. So the only thing I’m risking is my time.

Of course just being given a site isn’t enough there is work to be done. As most (all?) of my income will come from affiliate fees the first thing to do is get signed up to all the appropriate affiliate sites. Stelios (who runs the whole show) has provided easy links to these so it shouldn’t take too long and I’m going to concentrate on that for the rest of today.

Now if all this is beginning to sound interesting to you and you want to get a piece of the action then  go to the top of the sidebar to get the link. It’ll be free for you as well.

However if you just want to watch me have a go at it before you jump in, that’s fine but do have a look at the site soon so you’ll know what I’m talking about in future updates.

And do look at the books – there may be something that sounds just right to you. There are thousands of them after all.

More soon!

Don’t worry I won’t forget the surveys but reckon I should leave it about a month to give you an update – unless I win the £25k prize that is : )

If “SCAM” is the first word that springs to mind when you read “online survey” I can totally sympathise. I’ve been researching the market for quite some time now and I’ve certainly come across a few. The majority of survey sites, however, are totally honest and only exist to collect information about you and your preferences and pass these on to their clients. The clients are very willing to pay for this service as its one of the cheapest and most efficient ways of researching their particular market. Please don’t be put off by the few undesirables that lurk around the edges of the industry.

 

Surveys are a good way to top-up your income. Sign-up to enough sites and complete all the surveys you receive and you can expect to earn between £200 and £300 per month. World wide it is estimated that there are over 3,500 survey companies paying out millions of £s a year. That’s a lot of money and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t see some of it.

As a general rule survey sites have more than one way of ‘paying’ you for participating. Cash is the most obvious. The rate of pay depends principally on the complexity of the survey and how long it takes to complete but you should expect to receive, on average, between £3 and £10. Longer, more complex surveys can pay a whole lot more. Other payment options include points which you can swap for goodies or vouchers (e.g. Amazon, M&S) and entries into prize draws.

Quite a few survey sites offer other ways to earn rewards e.g. writing product reviews (I’ve personally not had much success with these my worst one paying just 3p) or product trials (where you get to keep the product).

Although the rate per hour is not great the upside is that you are in control of how many you do, where you do them and at what time.

My Top Tips

• There is never any need to pay to undertake a survey or to join a survey site. The only people who tell you that its essential are the owners of the sites that charge the fee.
• Expect to be asked to fill in a quite a bit of information about yourself when you sign up and (hopefully) to get some sort of reward for doing so. If the site is not interested in collecting information about you than there is definitely something wrong. All surveys are aimed at specific groups of people and if your survey site isn’t interested in finding out which groups you belong in than its unlikely to be a legitimate survey site.
• Be careful to only join sites that offer rewards that suit you. If they are paying out in points, check first what you can exchange the points for. Personally I’d never sign up to a site that only offered entries into a prize pool for my work but I know other people who would. Just be sure you know what you’re agreeing to before you start work.
• Keep a record of the time spent working and how much you earned. I appreciate this can be tricky as you’ll be getting paid in points and prize draw entries as well as cash but keep a record of it all and try and do an estimate of your earnings per hour for each site every month or at the very least every quarter. You can then use that information to weed out any sites where you’re working long hours for little reward and concentrate on adding better paying sites. However don’t just drop a site because they haven’t offered you a survey after 3 or 4 months. Some of the ones that pay the best only offer 1 or 2 surveys per year.
• When choosing a site it is always best to get a recommendation from someone you trust. Failing that do a quick search on the sites name to find out what other people are saying about them. Good luck

Pamela is currently working part-time for the NHS and part-time setting up a sustainable, honest internet-based business.

I wasn’t going to bother with Survey Spot mainly because it seems to pay out mostly with entries to prize draws. Now as I never win at prize draws I didn’t really see much point. However trawling around the net I found it to be highly rated by participants who said it was one of the more active survey sites out there. It does also pay out in cash for longer surveys. So in the spirit of discovery I signed up.

First thing I learned was that the prize draw is $25k which is way better than most and means there might be a chance of a small prize coming my way They say they’ve awarded over $12 million in prizes and cash.

There’s also an instant win game - which you get an entry for every time you take a survey with thousands of dollars in prizes and cash.

Joining up was simple - the usual questions about myself and my household. This gave me an entry to the sweepstake and a go on the instant win game. I won 100 entries into the sweepstake!

After that I was asked to do a 2 min survey on the internet for another entry to the sweepstake. This I opted out of. The idea was the company would drop a cookie and monitor my internet usage and present me with optional pop-up surveys from time to time. No mention of payment was made so I clicked no but still got another entry into the sweep stake and a go at the instant win game (won 25 entires to the sweepstake).

This was followed by a 15 minute survey on sports awareness - payment 1 sweepstake entry and 1 entry to the instant win game - when I clicked on the survey it has been deactivated by its owners. Ah well on to the next one and I reckon you’ve got the picture by now

When I went to take my first survey it simply didn’t work and kept coming up with an error message. I checked around the site and found that I needed to create a password - which I did. This wasn’t clear at all. However it was easy enough to sort out.

No survey were available today so will wait to see what happens next week.

There’s definitely something about Survey Savvy that I like. Its a bit less ‘happy, slappy’ with a quieter, more professional feel about it.

The company spends 20% of its annual online income in rewarding its members. They also pay you $2 for referring a friend.

Survey Savvy has a reputation for paying out very well indeed. Much higher than other survey companies but the downside is they only send out 1 or 2 surveys a year! Rewards are said to be from $50 - $100.

A more straightforward survey company which pays in points. A typical survey pays between 70-100 points. Points can later be redeemed for cash - 1,000 points = $50. An average survey takes between 10 - 15 minutes, which means you’ll be receiving $3 - $5 for per survey.

Once you’ve signed up you’ll be invited to answer a few questionnaires about yourself. However the only details of payments were for USA citizens

Live in the United States? Earn 10 MarketPoints per profile survey, for a total of $5 USD!

So nothing for us Brits? I’ve sent an email asking for clarification.