Swagbucks is one of the most popular prize programs online, beating out older programs such as MyPoints and Blingo to take the lead in user interest and involvement. Like Blingo, this new program lets users do Google searches and earn codes. The codes accumulate "bucks" and the bucks can be exchanged for prizes, from PayPal cash to Amazon gift cards to hard merchandise. In this article readers will learn where to find hidden sources of free Swagbucks codes to earn as much as $5 to $10 per day.
Swagbucks Codes to Get Prizes
To begin, users must open an account. Before starting, find a friend who already has an account; if they refer someone, they earn more Swagbucks codes.
Basic tips:
- Registration gives users free bucks immediately.
- Change the start page on the user's computer to Swagbucks (not required, but helpful).
- Use the search daily to earn codes.
The next steps take users from the basics, earning a handful of codes per day, to a more advanced level.
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To earn more Swagbucks codes to convert to PayPal cash, Amazon.com money, and more through this gift card program, use these advanced procedures as well.
Advanced tips:
- Read the site's blog daily for Swagbucks codes. The blog gives tips, information on newly-released codes, and information about newsletters and promotions.
- Do an internet search for the word "Swaggernaut" (using Swagbucks' search, of course!) to find hidden codes. Swaggernauts are power users of the site and those who seek out all sources for earning money online.
- Become a fan of the site on Facebook.
- Follow the site on Twitter for Swagbucks codes.
- Go to FatWallet.com and search out the very long threads on the message board related to Swagbucks codes. Many FatWallet users post a running commentary on where to find new releases.
- Ditto SlickDeals.net and their ongoing threads for codes as well.
PayPal Cash, Amazon Gift Cards, and More
Own a blog? The ultimate tip to find free Swagbucks codes is to add an affiliate banner on the blog to gain new codes as well. Every new user who signs up earns the blogger some bucks, and the amounts add up quickly. Now that users can convert bucks to PayPal cash, the results are immediate, and codes can become a strong income stream for writers.
Many "Swaggernauts" claim to earn enough bucks to make $5 to $10 per day, a remarkable sum for this gift card program. However users play the game, the best bet is always to search out every piece of information, every blog entry, every Facebook or Twitter feed and so forth to find the hidden free codes that add up to fine free online money sources. Don't leave any source unchecked or unclicked, for users never know where the next code may be.
Melanie Zoltan - Melanie Zoltan is a former college professor and administrator who has written for About.com, PCWorld, Brain Child, Thomson Gale, and ...
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