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Gigwalk is a rather interesting new web site that let’s people earn money with their iPhones. All you have to do is download their app and apply to become a GigWalker. Once you have been approved you can find gigs around your area to do such as take photos or videos, describe or review things, answer questions or verify map locations, businesses etc. Once you have completed the gig you get paid via Paypal.

At the moment this is only available on the iPhone 3, 3GS, or 4 and only in certain areas of the US. Take a look at their FAQ for specifics.

You may have already heard of popular microjob sites such as Amazon’s Mturk but there are plenty of other places too where you can do similar small jobs and get paid small amounts of cash for each job.

ClowdCrowd – This is a Facebook app with small jobs available.

Clickworker – For people from anywhere on the planet who enjoy writing, translating, researching, and data processing

ShortTask – Complete as many Tasks as you like, under your time, and at your convenience.

Microworkers Select jobs you like, finish tasks & submit proof, earn money

My easy task – By working on individual tasks. You get paid once the Employer approves your work.

Naming Force – Come up with ideas for names for projects and get paid if your idea is selected.
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Razzi.me is a new photo sharing web site that let’s you earn money with your photos in a similar way to Youtube. Simply upload and start earning money using revenue sharing (with adsense). Currently you can earn 50% of all revenue generated from your photos or you can earn 100% of the revenue if you subscribe to the Razzi Pro account.

When scouring the web for different ways to make money online, you may have heard of programs that pay you to participate in mock trials. This is one of the strangest ways to make money on the internet. The concept is simple. You will spend about an hour listening to a trial, and afterwards, you will give your feedback on what you thought of the trial. After that you can get paid. Mock trials can be a good way to slightly increase the size of your pocketbook, but not get to get rich.

Why Do Mock Trials Exist?
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Here is something for you if you like to spend time on FaceBook. It is an application called ClowdCrowd. It allows you to choose from a few available jobs which include things like editing text or categorizing products (much like Amazon’s Mturk). You won’t get rich doing this as most jobs pay just a dollar or two but if much of your day is spent checking Facebook messages anyway, then this is something worth looking into. Take a look at CloudCrowd.

Seemile is a new education marketplace where you can upload voice or video files of your lectures. You can set your own price and upon anyone purchasing it you will get paid, minus some commission which is kept by the site.
The site is still very new and obviously this is not an opportunity that will appeal to everyone but if you are able to teach a topic it could be worth giving the site a try.

Bukisa is a new site where you can share your knowledge and get paid. Although there is nothing new or revolutionary about this (I have a list of similar sites in other posts) Bukisa has an extra feature with lots of potential. You can refer users and create a network. A user that owns a network will not only enjoy the revenue sharing of their work, but will also profit from their network friends’ revenue sharing. A little bit like network marketing – the more people you refer the more money you can make.
The only problem at the moment is that as far as I can tell you can only invite people by email, not through a referral link. Which kind of limits your earning potential, or at least makes it a lot less automated. Hopefully they will introduce affiliate links in the future.
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I have written about making money on Twitter before and now here is another company offering Twitter users a way to monetize their Tweets. The company is called Magpies and they blend ads into your message stream: 5 tweets to one ad. There is a #magpies marker at the beginning of sponsored messages.

I am already seeing a few of the people I follow using this so I am wondering if it will take off. It remains to be seen if people sending out ads in their tweets will retain their followers. I can see people going overboard and tweeting non stop in order to get more sponsored ads in. Useless non stop tweets makes me un-follow a person immediately. But perhaps used in moderation this could be a way to make a few extra dollars.
Found via Mashable

If you enjoy revenue share sites such as Squidoo you may like Pakt. Pakt is a collaborative learning site where you can answer questions, write tutorials or mentor people. The site pays a percentage of the advertising revenue your tutorials generate. The site accepts tutorials on just about any topic from how to make yogurt to helping your dog get through a thunderstorm.

Intention Based Shipping or peer to peer shipping is a fairly new concept, a new way of shipping anything from letters to furniture. Basically how it works is: if you are traveling anywhere in your car or truck there is usually some free space in your boot or back seat. Fill that space up with a few things that need to be delivered to the location you are heading to and earn a few extra dollars.

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