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How to Make Money Browsing the Net via PeopleString

noreply@blogger.com (Steve Wanjie) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:59:00 +0000

How to Make Money Browsing the Net via PeopleString.

Always log in and do all your online operations from your PeopleString account. At the top of your member’s home page you will notice a “custom search box.” Use this search box to do all your internet browsing. You will accumulate more People Points and hence make more free money.

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How Marketers Rank The Value of Social Media.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve Wanjie) — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 09:07:00 +0000

1. LinkedIn……………….26%
2. Facebook………………23%
3. Twitter…………………17%
This is according to a survey conducted by Virtual Events Provider, Unisfair, of USA.

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noreply@blogger.com (Steve Wanjie) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:16:00 +0000

Social Networks Earn Real Money From Your Copy Right.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve Wanjie) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:00:00 +0000

All the works you post on Social Networks belong to you and therefore you should be earning from your works. May these be tweets, blog, stories, jokes, quotes, business tips, messages, etc, nobody should be profiting from it at least not 100% in total disregard of your input. Social Networks rely on your input to attract advertisers and to keep members rocked in. After all users (members), help each other for free on Social Networks by answering questions and sharing information. Then the Social Network capitalizes on this to make a lot of money.
They monetize our activities, thoughts and input to profit while we go penny less.

Question: Don’t you think that they should share profits with us the members/users?

Well, all is not lost because there is a new Social Network that is sharing the profits with its members. The network keeps 30% while it lets members take home 70% in generated revenues. For every person you refer you earn $0.5. It is safe, legitimate and like other social networks, it’s free to join. For more information on this site, visit my blog or go straight to the social network using the link on the authors’ box.

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Steve.

Social Networks- What is People String?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:30:00 +0000

1. Social Networks- What is People String?

PeopleString is a social network like Face Book, My space, or Twitter, where you’re able to do things such as socialize, network, share, search the internet, check mail, chat, browse, surf, take free surveys, shop, sell, get a free email account, and make cash. PeopleString pays you for doing that.

Register here with PeopleString now because it’s free.

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Susan.

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Is PeopleString A Free Membership Social Network?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:21:00 +0000

PeopleString is a free membership social network. Free registration and there’s no joining fee. Its membership is international because it is internationally available.
PeopleString has 2 types of accounts: a) Free. b) Entrepreneur. To hold an Entrepreneur or (business account), you pay a one time account upgrading fee of $200.

Register here with PeopleString now because it’s free.
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Susan.
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Does PeopleString Charge A Monthly Fee?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:18:00 +0000

PeopleString does not charge a monthly fee because it’s a free membership Social Network that pays its members for using its free services. There are no subscription fees.

Register here with PeopleString now because it’s free.

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Is PeopleString A Legitimate Way to Make Money Online?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:16:00 +0000

PeopleString is legitimate, safe and real way to make money online because it has been proven that they do pay their members. After a thorough investigation and research, this blog found out that PeopleString enjoys enormous goodwill amongst the online community despite being relatively new.

Register here with PeopleString now because it’s free.

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How Do You Make Money at Home with PeopleString?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 08:57:00 +0000

You make money through:
a) Taking free surveys.
b) Referring people to join PeopleString.
c) Share PeopleString revenue via accumulating people points.
d) Earn shopping rebates shopping on PeopleString.
e) Socializing on PeopleString Social Network just like you do on Face Book, My Space, or Twitter.
f) Advertising on PeoplesString.

Register here with PeopleString now because it’s free.

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Susan.
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How Much Do You Get Paid For Referring People to PeopleString?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 08:50:00 +0000

How Much Do You Get Paid For Referring People to PeopleString?

You get paid $0.5 for every person you refer to join PeopleString. Your people referral earning power goes 6 levels deep. This means that you are also earning some commission from the first 5 people that are referred by your referrals.

Register here with PeopleString now because it’s free.

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Susan.
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Earn Pay- Do Other Social Networks Pay Their Members?

noreply@blogger.com (Susan Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 08:29:00 +0000

No. All the other Social Networks keep all the money for themselves and never give any to their users. PeopleString shares the revenues that are generated by its members. PeopleStrings takes 30% while its members share 70% of generated revenues. You share determined by amount of people points you’ve accumulated.

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Social Networking for Business Guide.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve Wanjie) — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 06:04:00 +0000

It seems like there's an over-abundance of social sites nowadays. For a newbie, it can be quite intimidating when first joining a network or two and building a community. A handful of questions may run through your head:

• Which networks to join?
• How to participate?
• What's enough, or too much?
• How will it help my business?

So, to answer some of these, I'd like to present my "Social Media For Dummies" overview. First, a quick recap of my favorite networks and what they're about.
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Facebook - The ultimate platform for keeping up with (stalking) friends. I joined Facebook way back in 2005, you know, when it was just for college students and before you could even share photos (gasp!). I've witnessed the evolution of this mega-network over the years, and it has become, not only the 4th largest website in the world, but the best place to find people, keep up with them, and inform them. It is the son of Classmates.com on every possible steroid ever ingested by humans. The ability to share and communicate with friends and colleagues is seamless. Overall, Facebook is a great place to start your social networking endeavors.

LinkedIn - A must-have in every business person's arsenal of tools. If you are (or hoping to be) in business of any sort, LinkedIn is a great place to set up shop. Very similar to Facebook, minus the annoying applications, plus job postings and resumes. This is where you network with those in your industry, join groups, research companies, and prospect clients. Build your credentials by asking colleagues for recommendations or head to the "Q&A" section to provide advice.

Twitter - Share, Learn, Meet. I wouldn't be surprised if Webster adds a new definition for "tweet" this year. Within the first half of 2009, Twitter has gone from nearly 5 million users to over 23 million. It is the social media platform of choice at Fortune 100 companies. Easily share links, pictures, videos, articles... Oh, and personal updates... with followers. Twitter is kind of like the cocktail party of social networks. Here, you can easily reach out to strangers by tuning in to their tweets or quickly replying to them. A limited amount of customization keeps annoying advertisements and outlandish profiles at bay, unlike the outdated MySpace.

Digg, del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, reddit, etc. - Social Bookmarking to share and store your favorite links. You just read an article over at NYT.com that you loved. Use one or more of these bookmarking sites to share it with the world. Looking for information or articles on a certain subject? Head to one of these sites and search your topic, you'll be able to peruse a list of articles or sites that others have found useful or interesting. Not only are these great for sharing, but storing sites for later use as well. Say you have a home desktop, a netbook for travel, and a work computer... customize your bookmarks and easily access them on each computer without updating each machine.

FriendFeed - All of your networks in one place. FriendFeed lets you put all of your networks in one big stream. Users can see your Facebook status, latest Tweet, pictures posted on Flickr, blog post, bookmarked article and much more when they follow your feed. Much like Twitter, but a whole lot more.

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