Webupon

I used to wonder how things get done on the net. How do people earn money? How do they search for information? How do they work online?

But this was years ago. We got a broadband connection last month. Ever since then, I got two freelancing jobs, one for which I spend an hour a day rewriting one article in three or four different ways as the case may be and earn per version of the rewritten article. I have already received my first payment for the job

The other freelancing job that I just got requires me to make presentations of lessons, using text and pictures that children are taught in school so that the teaching part becomes more interactive.

If the above two jobs don’t seem like fun then let me tell you about the third job I’ve got. This job entails that I create storyboards around words that the employer sends me and then based on the story board I send them they’ll make drawings and put it up on their website www.weboword.com. So for example if the word is placid which means peaceful then the storyboard will read something like this: Many people have surrounded a dying priest and one woman exclaims ‘How placid he looks even on his deathbed!’

Besides the above three jobs I just passed the test to become a writer for www.academia-research.com. They will be paying me $6-$20 for each page of writing that I do.

If that’s not all, I also wrote my first review for reviewstream.com and got $2 for my efforts. I’ve also joined ciao (www.ciao.co.uk/reg.php?FriendId=6766978) where also I write reviews.

I also write articles on www.triond.com where I get paid for each view that my article garners.

There are survey sites I have joined too but I am not very satisfied with the returns.

And if you are wondering how I plan to do all this, I have got my vacations going on so time is not a problem.

So yes there are tons of legitimate ways to earn on the web and genuine ones too. It is preferable to look for genuine websites because it is very much possible that you might end up getting duped.