Comments on: Joining Too Many PTC Sites

By: FranciscoNET

FranciscoNET — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 06:23:50 +0000

I would just concentrate my attention on 5 Pay To Click sites that offer instant payments. That way, I can offer my best management time to 5 sites instead of dealing with 20 or 40 PTC.

By: thu

thu — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 00:17:06 +0000

Since the GPT environment is always changing, I want to know everything about PTC, PTR and GPT. However knowing that my time is limited, I make a list of everything and make time for them as I know that burning out is possible and making money is a long-term investment, I rather invest my time now to fail and learn from those mistakes.

Now, knowing that 99.9% of GPT are free to join and the last 0.01% my effort, I take it as free education in marketing and learning how to invest. Thus, as far as advertising goes, the aurora sites are best to start since they’re dirt cheap and the PTRs which you can convert your earnings to are right behind.

A shortcut to getting yourself connected is to be a part of a social network like Mylot and/or forum like MakeMoneyKingdom. It takes a little balancing to do and not everybody is willing to multitask in a short period of time. With a little patience though, a little bit of knowledge will shine through.

By: Gem

Gem — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 09:49:39 +0000

Well said, on those points that you raised here. But I have to disagree, to a point.

I joined a lot of PTC sites, in the hope that I could eventually weed out those that pay and those that do not. I was keen on getting a diverse range of PTC sites – a number of sites that are listed already as one of the top ten paying sites, as well as those that are not.

It is like having a diverse portfolio of passive investments – bonds, stocks, real estate, commodities, mutual funds — so I adapted the same.

I guess the risk depends on the aim of every user. In my case I wanted a mix of established sites as well as new ones. The sheer advantage of new sites is that I get to be the first to say this PTC site is okay, then go on to convince others to join – rather than dealing with a saturated market.