Website or App testing is an easy way to make some extra money. No special skills required. You just need a computer or smartphone with an in-built microphone and you are good to go. The process is simple: You sign up, take a short test and answer a few demographics questions. That way the platforms can match you with the required target audience for each test.
Why user testing?
Developers and businesses need their websites and apps tested by every day users, so they upload a testing gig to one of the below platforms.
Once your registration is approved, you will either get notified via email of any new tests for your demographic – or – you log in daily to each platform and check for available tests.
Tips that are frequently mentioned by successful user testers:
- Be thorough in your application and screener test. Your responses will decide whether you get accepted and also what tests you can qualify for.
- Be among the first to respond to job emails as they fill up quickly.
How do you test?
To complete a job, you start running the company’s screen capture recording software on your computer (don’t worry, easy-to-do and instructions will be provided), follow the instructions and give feedback via your computer’s microphone when prompted.
Most jobs pay about $10 per test and take roughly 20 minutes to complete, so not too bad. However, they usually have a weekly limit of how many tests you may complete per week. A simple workaround is to sign up to a number of different platforms, so you can always find available gigs.
Here are some well known options:
BONUS: Get PAID to Rate Ads & Google Search Results
Say wha…?
Yep, you can get paid as an “Ad rater” and “Search Engine Evaluator”.
Meaning, you review search results (= the list of results that comes up when you “Google” a phrase and hit “Enter”). You will give feedback of whether the results that come up, are suitable and the best possible option for that search phrase to improve user experience.
It’s a very popular gig with flexible hours and decent pay – and usually available worldwide. Hours can be limited and are often project based. You have to sign a strict NDA and you are usually not allowed to sign with any competitors.
You don’t need any special skills, but should be up to date on current events and trends, plus, all companies will have you go through an extensive test before accepting you (they will provide you prep material that you can even use while completing the test, so not too difficult).
Here are several platforms where you can apply for this gig:
iSoftStone (also other languages)
ZeroChaos (occasionally hire ad evaluators)
KarmaHub (occasionally have “internet analyst” positions)
2 thoughts on “How To Make $30 Per Hour by WATCHING VIDEOS Online! (no experience required)”
I will like to be given this opportunity – watching video online at $30/hr. It’s great job to me.
Argimiro, from Mozambique
No help am in Kenya n those sites are not worldwide.please help in giving tips for other pple around the world
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