Neobux - Make Money With Neobux

WHAT IS NEOBUX?

NeoBux is a free worldwide service available in both English and Portuguese language.

Our service consists of allowing advertisers to reach thousands of potential customers by displaying their advertisement in our site and users to earn money by viewing those advertisements.

Our users click on the advertiser's advertisement and view it during the amount of time specified by the advertiser.
After viewing the ad, the user gets credited with a pre-determined amount of cash on their NeoBux account.

You don't need to pay us to start earning. So, Register Now and start earning money for free!

HOW MUCH CAN I EARN?

The amount of money each user earns varies between the user's membership, the advertisement viewed, the number of referrals the user has and the number of advertisements those referrals view.

Earnings calculator

StandardGoldenUltimate membership and 2550100200300 referrals with an average of 123456 clicks/day $0.17 per day $4.95 per month $60.23 per year Presented earnings are calculated based on the minimum amount of advertisements you have per day and also based on the options you've selected which are variable and may be higher or lower than presented. All advertisement calculations are based on standard exposure advertisements. For profit calculation you need to subtract the referral management expenses from the earnings.

You don't need to pay us to start earning.
So, register now and start earning money for free!

HOW MUCH DO I GET PAID AND WHEN?

The amount we pay you is divided between several factors.

First let's describe the amount you win per click and for each of your referral's clicks depending on the type of membership you have:

Standard Membership

Per click:	$0.010 (standard exposure) · $0.015 (extended exposure)
Per referral click:	$0.005 (standard exposure) · $0.010 (extended exposure)

Golden Membership

Per click:	$0.010 (standard exposure) · $0.020 (extended exposure)
Per referral click:	$0.010 (standard exposure) · $0.020 (extended exposure)

We also have mini exposure advertisements where users earn $0.005 for each click without referral commissions.

Minimum Payout:

The minimum payout amount is set at $2.00 (two US dollars) for your first payout request, $3.00 (three US dollars) for the second, $4.00 (four US dollars) for the third and so on until $10.00 (ten US dollars).
This means that when you reach or go beyond this limit, you can request your earned money.

Amount of time for payment processing:

After you request your payment, you'll receive it instantly in your chosen payment processor account unless some kind of technical difficulty is encountered during the process.

WHAT IS A REFERRAL?

A referral is someone who works for you.
Sounds good? Keep on reading:

A referral gets what every other user gets when they click ads: Money!
But, if a user that clicks ads is your referral, you get money, too!

There are two types of referrals and three ways of getting them:

Direct referral:

This user registered using your username as their referrer.

Rented referral:

You rented them.

So, how do you get referrals?
Here are the three ways you can do that:

Use our banner:

Show our banner online with a link to NeoBux with your username on that link (you can find the banners with the links in your account).
When the visitor clicks that banner, he/she will be sent here.
Then, all he/she has to do is register. We'll take care of the rest for you.

Talk:

Just tell everyone to register at NeoBux and to type your username in the referrer field when they do so.

Rent:

You can rent referrals monthly to work for you (this is not slavery... they win too).
Just go to your account to do so.
The quantity of referrals available will vary depending on how many users registered without a referrer.
You'll only get referrals that have clicked at least 10 advertisements in the past 5 days.

The renting price for each referral per month is:

Referrals	Golden		Standard
	Monthly	AutoPay	Monthly	AutoPay
0 -> 250	$0.20	$0.0060	$0.25	$0.0075
251 -> 500	$0.21	$0.0060	$0.26	$0.0080
501 -> 750	$0.22	$0.0065	$0.27	$0.0080
751 -> 1000	$0.23	$0.0070	$0.28	$0.0085
1001 -> 1250	$0.24	$0.0070	$0.29	$0.0085
1251 -> 1500	$0.25	$0.0075	$0.30	$0.0090
1501 -> 1750	$0.26	$0.0080	$0.31	$0.0090
over 1750	$0.27	$0.0080	$0.32	$0.0095

The number of rented referrals that each user can have is relative to his/her type of membership/pack as follows:

	Standard	Golden	Emerald	Platinum	Sapphire	Diamond	Ultimate
Limit	300	2000	2000	2000	2500	3000	4000

NOTE:

Members with an Ultimate pack can use the rental queue after the normal rented limitations. In this case each referral will have a cost of $0.60 plus an additional $0.01 for each 100 referrals that the user has above the limit to a maximum of $1.20. This increased amount is only for rentals and not for extensions.

Pay daily using AutoPay:

You can activate AutoPay to extend your referrals' next payment date.
On the first click each referral makes per day, you'll pay to keep him/her for an extra day.
This is the fastest, easiest and cheapest way to keep your referrals.
Also, you'll save 10%.

Recycle your referrals:

You can recycle each referral any time you want to.
Is your referral inactive or just clicks a few advertisements per day?
No problem!
For just $0.07 you can replace him/her with a new active referral.

So, what are you waiting for?

SING UP NEOBUX NOW

Daily Blog Tips Guest Post Guidelines

I get many emails from people who want to know if I accept guest posts on Daily Blog Tips, and if that is the case, what are the guidelines. I figured that it would be easier to write the guidelines in a post and just refer every one here.

So the answer to the first question is: Yes, I do accept guest posts. Currently I just publish one guest post per week though, usually on Wednesdays. Below you will find all the details about the process.

What kind of content do you accept?

Anything that is useful for my readers is good content for a guest post here. It can be related to blogging, Internet marketing in general, and it can also be derived from your own personal experiences. There is no minimum length for your post, but usually the guest posts have over 400 words.

It is also a good idea to search my archives before submitting a guest post. If I have covered that topic in the past already there are good chances I’ll reject your post (unless you offer new insights).

Guidelines

• Your post must be original and must have never been published before on the Internet
• You agree to not publish the post anywhere else (i.e., in your own blog or as a guest post in other blogs)
• You can include one link in the byline, which will be displayed at the bottom of the post
• You can’t use SEOd anchor text for your byline link.

How do I submit my guest post?

If you have a post that meets the guidelines above, you can send it to me on the email dinhlam1978@gmail.com. Please include the post in the body of the email itself, or as a .doc attachment.

Usually within 48 hours I will reply stating if we will accept the guest post or not. If I reject your post, you are obviously free to use it in your own blog or to propose it as a guest post to some other website.

Check If Your Name Is Available on All Social Media Sites

Yesterday I received an email from one of our readers, asking on what social media sites he should try to secure his name (which can be either his personal name, or his website/business name, depending on what brand he is trying to promote).

In my opinion there are two that are absolutely a must: Twitter and Facebook. All the others are optional. Depending on the type of business you have some niche social sites might be compulsory too. For instance, if you are a photographer you should try to secure your name/brand on Flickr too.

That being said, if you have time available it could be a good idea to secure your name on as many social sites as possible. This will solidify your brand and enable you to interact with your audience/customers on many different platforms.

There is a web tool that helps with this task. It is called namechk.com.

You just need to put the desired name on the search box and the tool will check whether it’s available on not on around 150 social media sites. You can also use it as a list of the sites where you can go and create a profile, as some of them will also let you place a backlink to your website.

source: dailyblogtips

Digg 4 Is Here: What Has Changed

Digg launched its much expected version 4 yesterday. There are some big changes implemented, so I think they deserved a small review.

The biggest change is the introduction of social elements into Digg’s platform. Think about mashing Twitter into the old Digg system. Right after logging into your account, in fact, you’ll be offered a list of suggested users you can follow. If you had fans in the past, they will be your followers, and vice versa. You can follow me ondigg.com/envec if you want (I’ll reciprocate).

Once you visit the homepage you’ll find another change. Now you’ll see a list of popular stories that have been dugg by at least one of your friends (e.g., people you follow). In other words, each user sees a personalized version of the front page now. You still can get the old style front page though, where the overall most popular stories get displayed. Simply click on “Top News” on the top left corner.

One thing I liked is that when you click on the front page stories you are now sent directly to the original website. Before the change you would be redirected to the Digg page of that story, and then you would need to click a second time to open the original website….

Another positive change is how submitting stuff to Digg works. The process became a lot easier. On every page of the site you’ll notice a box saying “Digg it”. If you want to submit a story you just need to paste the URL there and click the button. If no one submitted it in the past, you’ll just need to write the description and bang, the story is in the system (it is also sent to all your followers).

Finally, managing your profile became simpler. Just click on “Settings” and you’ll see a clear menu with the options you have. Bloggers and web publishers should pay attention to the “Import Feeds” feature, which allows you to connect your RSS feed with your Digg account, auto-submitting all your latests posts. It’s necessary to verify your feed by placing a snipped of code in one of your posts.

Overall I think the Digg team did a great job with version 4. They understood that Twitter is basically becoming a link sharing platform, and they modeled Digg to do a better job at that.

Will it be useful again to drive traffic to small publishers like you and me? I am not sure yet, but I’ll certainly give it another shot, and I’ll let you guys know how it works out.

source: dailyblogtips