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[esprit_girl]

Despite living in a Tier-3 country, I take part in online surveys. I use online survey websites such as Rakuten Insights and YouGov. Although it takes a long time to profit from the latter, I'm okay with that. Do online surveys generate income for you?

 

[Augusta]

I don't make money with surveys. I'm in the third tier country. So I get disqualified whatever I try.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

Rarelly I make money from survey. Most of the time I get disqualified or for example credit for disqualification survey. It is not every day source of income.

 

[Kross]

I have never made any money from online surveys. I don't bother checking for them since they say that it is disadvantageous to people from the lower tier countries. And it would take a major change in how online surveys are done for it to be attractive to me.

 

[Chibson]

Online surveys makes people money on the internet especially those that are not skilled enough. The major downside with online surveys is that not everyone can participate. It is usually for those who are in top tier countries.

 

[kerryjoy]

I appreciate your patience and determination in using platforms like Rakuten Insights and YouGov, especially from a Tier-3 country where earning opportunities can be more limited. I’ve used survey sites before, and while I don’t rely on them for substantial income, I do see them as a useful way to earn a little extra cash or rewards during downtime. I tend to view online surveys more as a side activity rather than a main source of income. If I were looking to increase earnings, I’d combine surveys with microtask sites or explore freelancing, which usually offers higher pay for the time invested.

 

[lioralace]

Online surveys are now a common way for people all over the world to make extra money, particularly in nations where traditional job opportunities might be harder to find or where people are looking for additional income. As you indicated, taking part in online surveys via sites like YouGov and Rakuten Insights can yield a consistent income stream, albeit at a slower rate. But it's crucial to comprehend how online surveys operate, how much money they could bring in, and how to maximize this revenue-generating strategy.
Companies, agencies, and brands use online surveys as a form of market research to get consumer feedback. These surveys are used to learn more about the preferences, beliefs, and buying habits of consumers. Depending on the platform, respondents receive points, money, or gift cards for taking part in these surveys.

The length, content, and compensation of surveys vary; some platforms offer surveys that can be finished in a few minutes, while others may be more involved and take up to thirty minutes. Generally speaking, the reward increases with the length and level of detail of the survey. It's crucial to remember that online surveys typically pay out little, and it typically takes a long time to build up a sizable amount of money