Clicking is exactly what runs the Internet, and so getting paid for every click is justifiable indeed as you are getting paid to run the Internet. Well ... not exactly, but I guess you got the drift ... now, stay on and absorb the rest of it as it goes on ... You see, clicking is what the Internet is all about. If nobody clicks on anything, the Internet will stop functioning.
So you see how valuable your click is ... ! By clicking you are supporting the Internet. Clicking initiates something online, initially by launching a website, be it an advertisement or otherwise ... now wait a minute, an advertisement? Yes of course. Just about everything on the Internet is an advertisement, with the exception of ... NEWS!
Here the difference between announcement and advertising is properly defined. You see, even an advertisement is news! News about the existance of some goods and services. More often something that you already know of. However, repeated hammering in of such news has a profound effect on you. The news from a newscast will only tell you what has happened somewhere, who has said what, and who has done what. This is what news is all about ...
So? ... ... Where does this 'Getting Paid To Click' fit in? Well, you see there are programs on the Internet that actually pay people for clicking on ads that appear in specified pages of their websites. You may wonder how the hell that can be! Well you see these are advertising sites and they charge a fee for placing such ads on their web pages.
In turn they pay people to click on such ads. They pay the viewer, the person who clicks on the advertised link a percentage of what they charge the advertiser. The difference is their profit. This may sound crazy to you, but it's happening online and there are thousands and thousands of people online who enroll with sites just to get paid for clicking on links.
Mind you, there are thousands and thousands of people on the Internet who actually pay such sites money to post their links on their web sites, knowing very well that the clicks that they are getting are from people who are paid for that purpose. You see, one explanation is that the hope that the clicker might be interested in some service or item that they are promoting online.
Another explanation is, when a link is clicked frequently, and from different locations, the web page to which the clicked link points to, begins to get favored by the search engines. I guess most people who pay to advertise their web sites on 'paid to click' sites expect this to happen.
Members who click to get paid for doing so, earn around one tenth of a cent per click, which is not at all impressive. However, clicking on one thousand ads a day will earn a dollar for the clicker. And so, being a member of ten such sites will rake in ten dollars a day. Although it takes time, there are thousands of people doing this kind of thing on the Internet.
I also understand that members of 'paid to click' sites are offered a percentage of the earnings of other members whom they introduce to the site. This incentive and other similar bonuses keep the members of such sites busy and the industry running.
The thousands of people who are doing it are actually bringing in new people to the site on a regular basis.
How long do you think it will take to click on a thousand links and wait for the page to launch?
The 'paid to click' industry has survived for such a long spell due to the fact that there are people who are willing to click on links for such a fee, and also they support these sites by bringing in new members frequently.
Doing a google search for 'paid to click' sites will yield the desired results if you are interested in participating.
... to be continued ...
