Welcome to Day 1 of the 30 Day Referral Challenge, and thank you for joining me :)
Referrals can be the life blood of your earnings in 2018.
This 30 Day email course is going to explain and hopefully help you to make the most of referrals this year.
We're going to cover various things, starting with:
We're going to cover various things, starting with:
- Writing different types of ads
- Where to find referrals
- Using social media to best effect
- 'Alternative' places to find referrals
- Keeping your referrals engaged
- Why referrals don't earn
- and more!
I'll try and keep the 'business speak' to a minimum, but let's face it, when we're using GPT (Get Paid To) sites, we ARE effectively running our own businesses, and we need to treat it as such, so basic business practices do apply.
So, without further ado, let's get started with Day 1!
So, without further ado, let's get started with Day 1!
Take it slowly.
This is a marathon, not a sprint. We're going to start with basics, and I know it's tempting to race ahead and start posting your ref links willy nilly - please don't.
Take each day's email as a lesson or aid and complete it to it's fullest in so much as you can.
Take each day's email as a lesson or aid and complete it to it's fullest in so much as you can.
Today we're going to talk about writing ads.
The basis of any ad campaign is, o course, the ad itself. When talking about sites such as Swagbucks, InstaGC etc, there are 2 main types off ads:
- ads that are purely selling, such as those we'd post in job groups ad selling groups, put on classified websites or print on leaflets
- ads that are response based, focused on replying to people who have asked for help
Today we're going to write ads for the main sites we want to get referrals for, so the first type of ad.
A decent ad needs to be engaging (have the right message), be timely (posted at the right time when someone needs what you are offering), be believable (easily proven) and be relevant (reach the right person). It also needs to be niche (not just a generic ad)
So what makes a good GPT ad?
A decent ad needs to be engaging (have the right message), be timely (posted at the right time when someone needs what you are offering), be believable (easily proven) and be relevant (reach the right person). It also needs to be niche (not just a generic ad)
So what makes a good GPT ad?
- Make it believable - don't make wild claims you can't prove
- Make it relevant - make sure the relevant info is in there
- Make it niche - one ad does not fit all, I'd definitely suggest writing different ads for the different sites you use.
Here's an example of just one ad I used in 2017 that gained me over 700 referrals on Swagbucks alone::
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Not long now until Christmas!
Would an extra £500 help you out? Working less than an hour a day (I average about 25 minutes) on just one of the survey sites I use you could easily be making £100+ a month - Paypal, Amazon vouchers, New Look vouchers and more.
NOT JUST SURVEYS - lots of potential for passive income that doesn't involve hours staring at a screen.
Sign up now at (ref link) then PM me for details of a group that will help you to make at least £100 just from this site alone.
No outlay, no previous knowledge needed, just a willingness to (l)earn ;)
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It's timely - focused on Christmas (you could focus on holidays, house decorating, weddings, families, whatever)
It's believable (I post screenshots of my earnings with it)
It explains what people need to do and how long it could take
It also offers more help (something we'll go into in later days on this course.
Your job today is to write a similar ad for each of your survey sites. NOT the same ad with the details changed. Shoppix is different to Swagbucks which is different to ReceiptHog etc. Each site needs it's own ad.
Feel free to send me your ads and I'll take a look at them, but bear in mind over 500 people are on this course so bear with me, I have a day job too :)
Today's homework may well take you more than a day - stick with it, it's fundamental to your campaigns.
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Not long now until Christmas!
Would an extra £500 help you out? Working less than an hour a day (I average about 25 minutes) on just one of the survey sites I use you could easily be making £100+ a month - Paypal, Amazon vouchers, New Look vouchers and more.
NOT JUST SURVEYS - lots of potential for passive income that doesn't involve hours staring at a screen.
Sign up now at (ref link) then PM me for details of a group that will help you to make at least £100 just from this site alone.
No outlay, no previous knowledge needed, just a willingness to (l)earn ;)
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It's timely - focused on Christmas (you could focus on holidays, house decorating, weddings, families, whatever)
It's believable (I post screenshots of my earnings with it)
It explains what people need to do and how long it could take
It also offers more help (something we'll go into in later days on this course.
Your job today is to write a similar ad for each of your survey sites. NOT the same ad with the details changed. Shoppix is different to Swagbucks which is different to ReceiptHog etc. Each site needs it's own ad.
Feel free to send me your ads and I'll take a look at them, but bear in mind over 500 people are on this course so bear with me, I have a day job too :)
Today's homework may well take you more than a day - stick with it, it's fundamental to your campaigns.
Home work for Day 1.
- Start a Word document, notepad file, post it note, whatever, to store your ads on
- Write headlines for each ad/site ad work from there
- Or write the ad and worry about the headline later
- Take screengrabs to prove your earnigs (delete any identifying info)
- Send your ad to me if you want a critique
- Pop over to the Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/UKSwagbucksAndMore/ and post if you found Day 1 useful
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