Starting August 2, 2011 until September 30, 2011, Chitika will pay double for any revenue you earn from running Chitika Ads (up to $100).

I'm not an active Chitika earner so I haven't installed any updated code from them to take advantage of this promotion. I have yet to make a research if it applies to Philippine traffic.

$2.25 for January, $6.47 for February and $13.39 for March for a total for $22.11 accumulated earnings.

It's supposed to be $37.70 but I was charged $2 for the withdrawal since I haven't reach the minimum payout of $50 yet. It's been a year and I not getting much blog posting opportunities so I decided to encash it even if there's a $2 penalty.

Got another payment from Review Stream! All of my positive experiences are posted here and I have restated them on my Make More Money Online blog together with a bunch of online money-making tips and tricks!

Lately, I'm getting many writing opportunities from them but I only select which one I'll accomplish. Some advertisers require too many keywords and links. Take note, not just a single link but multiple links pointing to different sites. If only the price is right, it would be easier to complete these writing assignments. But what I love about Blogsvertise is that it respects my decision if I prefer not to take the task.

So for December, here is what I've earned. $10 was sent to me yesterday and then I received another payment today.

Payment is sent a month after completing the tasks so it means that it covers my November writing assignments.

After few months of being inactive in the Adgitize Network, I'm back to advertising and publishing again. It was July when I received my latest payment and I'm so happy to see an email notification about the October payment today:

This is actually my cumulative earnings from August to October. So little monthly earnings from them, right? Not anymore! I've just renewed my ads for Make More Money Online so I'll be getting extra advertiser's points. Plus, I've been active in the Adgitize forums in the past few days. I'm hoping to get more than $14 this November!

You get the job, what's next? Of course you must complete the assignment! Is that all? Probably, yes. But what you're doing while you are trying to accomplish the assigned task can greatly affect your next jobs. How? Through Ratings and Feedback.

I am inspired to share my next tip because the most recent feedback from my clients are so encouraging and heart-warming. I was happy with the payment I received, but what made me happier are the positive comments and kinds words from them:

My current feedback rating is 4.90.

As for feedback policy, oDesk stated that:

Feedback is essential to the proper functioning of oDesk’s marketplace. We believe that two-way feedback improves the overall quality of the network and ensures the best possible matches between Buyers and Providers. We believe that anyone submitting feedback on another User should treat the other User with respect, courtesy and professionalism. We also ask that all Users seek to understand the reasons for success or failure of an assignment before assigning feedback to the other person. Please remember that feedback becomes part of a person's public profile and is critical to their reputation and credibility and, therefore, their ability to successfully continue as a productive participant on oDesk.

Another good thing about the feedback system is that it is "double-blind". You cannot see the given feedback for you until you leave feedback for the other party. Providing of feedback can be done within 14 days after completion of assignment.

Here is my tip to all aspiring oDeskers:

While Applying For the Job
- I have already provided the two versions of my oDesk tips. Here's a recap:

oDesk Tips Version 1
oDesk Tips Version 2

Just want to add something. When submitting a sample for a job you are applying for, make sure that it is relevant for the position or job specifications. If the job posting is all about relationship articles, don't attach previous work about loans and refinancing. Though the client can still see your writing style and check your grammar, it is still important to highlight your abilities and market your talent by showing off your best and most related work.

A provider and buyer's feedback is based on 5 criteria. All having a 0-5 star rating, 5 being the highest:

Jazz up your oDesk profile through an impressive résumé. Fill it up with positive feedback!

On Getting the Job Done
- Before working on your assignment, check the original job posting. Make sure you are following the tasks specified and meeting all the requirements. This can help you gain high scores for Skills and Quality.

- Be there when the client needs you. I know that the different time zones make it challenging for all of us but allocating a little portion of your time to the buyer by informing him or her about the updates is a plus for your Availability and Communication score.

- Be responsible. Be true to your words. Finish the job on time. Most clients are from US and they are strict when it comes to Deadline. There is no such thing as Filipino time. Take it from the American culture.

- Be versatile and passionate about your job. When client requested you to modify something or informed you about sudden change of plan, as long as it is reasonable, take it light-heartedly. Your bonus will be reflected on Cooperation score. There are even buyers who pay more than your bid if they are highly satisfied with the job!

Hope that helps! Happy earning!

I'm trying to adhere to my blogging schedule so aside from scheduled posts, I am consistently updating BHO with my earning escapades and payment proofs.

Here is my second earning from BlogToProfit.

My first earning is $12 so I have already earned $30 from them as of this writing!

Happy earning!

How's your weekend everyone? So far, so good? Hope you are having a great time!

As for me, I'm so busy working for my online clients through oDesk. I'm really saving up for my Kuala Lumpur trip. Haha.

Now, let's get back to business. If you want steady online income, sign up with oDesk and start earning right away. No bogus. Get started now and check out my tips and tricks!

I never thought it was this fast! I just noticed few days ago that there's a new link on my upper left side bar and then boom, here comes the Paypal notification about a newly received payment from Ask2Link!

Advertisers and bloggers alike can join this fastest growing network!

If you have a blog, website, or forum, with a minimum PageRank 1 or Alexa rank under 2,000,000 (2 million), you could earn more money from your website beyond Google Adsense contextual ads. Advertisers can buy ad space on my PR3 blog. Ask2link.com provides secure, easy, and fast checkout flow so you could get your text link ads or banner ads live within 2 minutes after online payment. Platforms supported include PHP, Ruby on Rails, Perl, ASP, JSP, and hosted blogs at Blogger.com or Wordpress.com . They also provide you with the ability to customize the 'nofollow' tag tag when you sell your ads. This may affect your ad sales, though.

My blog got approved, so what's next? I really have no idea even after checking their HELP page. So if anything would like to share some tips and tricks, that would be much appreciated.

All I know is that it's Pay-Per-Post's sister company under IZEA Network/Social Media Marketing. I'm more familiar with PPP so I am really having a hard time with SocialSpark.

Here's my first payment from BlogToProfit:

This is for two blog posts on my SWORD - another review site. Thanks to Sam for letting me know about this online opportunity!

If you wish to sign up with BTP, read the rules and FAQs first.

Sign up here and hope you can enter my email address liezl_7m5(AT)yahoo(DOT)com on the referrer's email field.

Happy earning!

Oh well, a round of applause for Mary N.! Not only for bagging the two major awards from BHO but also for being a successful oDesker. And hey, I really appreciate the credits she had given me:



First of all, it makes me feel great to be able to help other people especially when it comes to extra earning. I'm happier when someone is happy because of me! Haha.

So, what does it take to be a successful at oDesk? Interest, determination, patience and all positive virtues you can think of.

I have posted my personal ODESK tips before but I wish to add more. Probably few reminders to encourage more freelancers.

1. Have a sample article ready. You can showcase your talent by directing the clients to your decent blogs or portfolio. (Note: Having a great blog is like hitting two birds in one stone. Instant traffic from the client, and a grand presentation for him or her to get your dream job.)

2. Never ignore the instructions on the job posted. If the client wants you to type in the secret code, make sure you do it. It's a matter of test. If you can not follow simple instructions, what more on bigger writing responsibilities.

3. Subscribe to oDesk job alerts so that you'll be updated with the current job postings. To make it simpler, while you are browsing for the jobs you may MODIFY Search in different criteria then click SAVE SEARCH. You will get your daily job alerts.

If you wish to earn more and have what it takes to be an ODESKer, SIGN UP now and I can be your guiding star. *wink*

I would like to thank everyone who congratulates me for every contest I've won and for every earning I've posted.

I also appreciate your comments and due to insistent public demand, I am sharing some ODESK tips.

The most important: BE PATIENT!

And here are my personal ODESK tips:

1. Focus on quality not quantity in terms of job application.
This is not being pessimistic, but if you think you're not likely the best candidate for that job opening, shrug it off and apply to a different one instead. (Especially that you have a job quota.)

2. Personalize your cover letter and be professional. Address the needs and required skills listed. Sending the same cover letter over and over again is not so impressive. Yes, you can have a cover letter template but make sure it suits the job you are applying for. I am not a fan of generic greeting/openings either. I make sure to check the main page of job posting to at least get the name of the client so that I can address him/her properly with:

Hi {insert FIRST NAME here}
or
Dear {Salutation (Mr/Ms) insert LAST NAME here}

3. Update your ODESK profile and market yourself.

4. Take Odesk TESTS. (Though, I did not take any aside from the readiness examination.)

5. Only apply to jobs posted by verified buyer. Though unverified ones still pay, you won't be able to withdraw your earnings from them unless they verify their account. Otherwise, ODESK will hold the paid amount.

6. Set up your job alerts. It's good to be updated about latest job posting. Plus, it pays to apply early! One of the common reason I get when I did not get the job is: "All Positions Filled". No matter how qualified you are in a certain job, your chances become limited if you're one of the few late applicants. Most buyers interview applicants based on the date of application.

7. Do your best on every job once you get it. Aside from getting good feedback, the buyer can add you to their favorites. I have been FAVORITEd once (on my profile) but I have 3 consistent clients who always email me once they have a new job opening. Of course when people are satisfied with your work, they will be the one to look for you. ^_^

If you want to be an ODESK provider, sign up now!!! Buyers can use the same link to sign up!

My current ODESK Profile:

Visit the Learning Center and be guided by experts' advice.

Check out ODESK Essentials for a quick overview of what you need to know.

That would be it for now! 'Til next time!

Earn more income from your blog through Blogsvertise.

Here's my second earning:



Payment here is per approved task and it is sent after 30 days through paypal. You can find my first post about Blogvertise here.

My first assignment gave me $6 when my blog was still PR1. Now that it's PR2, I have noticed that offers increased to $9! That is really promising!

Don't have a Blogvertise account yet? Get started here:

1. In order to get started with Blogvertise you must register your account and blog here. Once you have created your account and submitted your blog, an administrator reviews your site for quality assurance purposes and will approve or reject your account. Please read the RULES here.

2. Once approved by the administrator your blogs are inserted into the assignment queue, where you will then be emailed tasks/new assignments to write about in your blog. When you have a pending task, you will receive a notification email. Mention the website in your blog and provide at least 3 links to the website in your blog entry. Your entry must be permanent and should not be deleted in the future.

Note: You do not have to endorse the website's products or services, just mention it, discuss it, or relate to it somehow in your blog/journal entry.

3. After you have written your blog entry, submit the blog entry back for review and approval via Blogvertise online forms. Once your blog entry is approved, you will be paid after 30 days via paypal.

Wow! It's been a while since I last checked my RS account and I was so surprised to see the current review rate: $2.50! I started with them when they buy consumer reviews for $2.00 and my first payment reached $58. Since then, I was not able to write more reviews since I've been busy exploring other earning sites. Right now, I still have $37 on my account and my last review was written last 11th of November. I have actually lots of items to review, it's just I don't have enough time.

Review Stream is a good paying site and my first online income was from them. I love it because they allow you to review anything under the sun!

If you wish to know more about Review Stream, just navigate the QUICK CASH on my left side bar. You will find helpful tips here and some payment proof.

Get paid for sharing your opinions!

On my previous pink layout, I had a PTP code installed on it but after the major transformation into a cool green template, I intentionally left the code uninstalled since it won't blend well with my precious layout. My first and only "access" on my account is when I signed up with them.

All through out, I thought it's coming from Credit Burner. I would like to ask from other readers/bloggers about those known sites that generate codes responsible for website redirection in the form of ADS. Anything else aside from PTP.net?

If you've noticed there's another $25 due on October 22. That's for 5 article rewrites in "spin" format. Such a great pay for an easy task. I am really enjoying here at ODESK, not to mention I am learning a lot of things based on client's specifications.

As of the moment, I am working on my $55 assignment. Yup, busy as a bee! Join me!