ClickaSnap has "a lot" of Catches?
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Hello. Being someone who loves to travel and take photos I was curious about what to do with my photos right?
How can I earn money with them? This is how my brain works.
I ran across a website called ClickaSnap. With this platform, you earn money when someone views your photo. It sounds SO appealing, but there are some catches, which I wanted to share with you today.
The first catch is the FREE plan only pays 1 cent per paid view. You need to upgrade to around $24 a year (THIS is paying a year in advance to get the lower price) to earn 0.7 cents a view.
You're probably excited, right? Wow, 7 cents a view - sounds easy.
Well there is another catch, this 7 cents ONLY pays out for a "paid" view and this is different than a normal view.
A paid view is when someone has stopped and looked at your photo for 5 seconds are more.
When was the last time you stopped and looked at just 1 photo for over 5 seconds? Without it being a hot guy or girl right?
The third catch is in order to sell your photos you have to upgrade your plan again. You need to spend around $48.15 dollars a year.
The fourth catch that you MAY not know is every photo you post has to be titled, have a great description, and TONS of keywords. This is important because it's how they get found and how you get paid.
It's not like you can easily just upload a thousand pictures with NO work and sit back and get paid.
The fifth catch is the website is VERY strict with lots of rules.
They can ban you for many reasons, so It's good to know these rules.
Still, ClickAsnap is MUCH better than just uploading your photos to Facebook and Instagram.
You could start with a free plan, upload a ton of photos, and when you're sure you can earn MORE money than the membership fees than upgrade.
There is a lot you can do to earn more money with ClickaSnap as well as earn more money from your photos.
I talk more in-depth about this in a blog post that you can check out
I hope this video or podcast was helpful, bye for now.
https://www.trustthelink.com/Clickasnap
Hello. Being someone who loves to travel and take photos I was curious about what to do with my photos right?
How can I earn money with them? This is how my brain works.
I ran across a website called ClickaSnap. With this platform, you earn money when someone views your photo. It sounds SO appealing, but there are some catches, which I wanted to share with you today.
The first catch is the FREE plan only pays 1 cent per paid view. You need to upgrade to around $24 a year (THIS is paying a year in advance to get the lower price) to earn 0.7 cents a view.
You're probably excited, right? Wow, 7 cents a view - sounds easy.
Well there is another catch, this 7 cents ONLY pays out for a "paid" view and this is different than a normal view.
A paid view is when someone has stopped and looked at your photo for 5 seconds are more.
When was the last time you stopped and looked at just 1 photo for over 5 seconds? Without it being a hot guy or girl right?
The third catch is in order to sell your photos you have to upgrade your plan again. You need to spend around $48.15 dollars a year.
The fourth catch that you MAY not know is every photo you post has to be titled, have a great description, and TONS of keywords. This is important because it's how they get found and how you get paid.
It's not like you can easily just upload a thousand pictures with NO work and sit back and get paid.
The fifth catch is the website is VERY strict with lots of rules.
They can ban you for many reasons, so It's good to know these rules.
Still, ClickAsnap is MUCH better than just uploading your photos to Facebook and Instagram.
You could start with a free plan, upload a ton of photos, and when you're sure you can earn MORE money than the membership fees than upgrade.
There is a lot you can do to earn more money with ClickaSnap as well as earn more money from your photos.
I talk more in-depth about this in a blog post that you can check out
I hope this video or podcast was helpful, bye for now.