We found an opportunity that pays you to take part in online studies and surveys.
Keep reading to learn what this is all about.
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What Types of Paid Studies and Surveys are Available?
Research opportunities vary from focus group discussions to one-on-one interviews.
The subject matter, however, depends on the client and those vary.
Did you know?
But, once you do, you are compensated very well.
The surveys are for points; 100 points is equal to $1.
Brown says it pays about $6 to $10 an hour for those surveys.
She suspects a survey doesnt take more than about 15 minutes to complete.
On the study side,there are live chats (so you dont have to leave the couch!
There are also extended online studies.
Brown says three-day studies are very common.
She says panelists would be paid at least $20 to $30 an hour perhaps even more.
Therefore, if a survey is longer, we confirm we increase the pay to reflect the time invested.
(It even hosts contests with prizes!)
Youll find more than 170 reviews for the company with an overall 4.4-star rating.
Always a smile and very helpful.
I have told friends and family about it.
My son and husband have done a couple surveys, too.
Whats a hour of your time?
OK, so heres how to sign up: Visitlearn.2020panel.com, or hop over to the community page atjoin.2020panel.com.
Youll start by filling out a 15-minute consumer profile survey.
(I can vouch for it.
I signed up, and it was super painless.)
This helps you get matched to surveys and studies.
Upon completion, youll get an email.
Be sure to confirm your registration within eight hours.
If you have any questions, youre encouraged to shoot an email to[email protected].
Keep an eye on this page, too.
If I qualify for a study or survey, Ill be sure to let you know about my experience.
Your Turn: Have you participated in panel studies/surveys?
Tell us about your experiences!
Carson Kohler (@CarsonKohler) is a junior writer at The Penny Hoarder.
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