Life as I find it

I don’t know if this means anything, but I just noticed a strange pattern on my Adsense Report. For the last two and a half months, almost every tuesday, my adsebse earnings are zero.

For the rest of the days, its pretty much the same thing. I wonder what is going on out here. If anything, I would have expected them to drop at the weekends, but there is no clear pattern there. The only pattern is a noticeable drop on tuesdays.

I probably should have noticed it earlier, but I rarely check my AdSense account. It pretty much manages itself. So …. Even if I had noticed, I have no clue on why it is so, so I don’t know how I could have repaired it in any case. The only hunch I have is that perhaps some really repulsive ads show on tuesdays for some reason? I’m going to watch the ads and see if I can understand this phenomenon better.

Anyone have a clue on what is happening?

So many people are looking for easy ways to be online and earn from it. One of the greatest ways I know is to write reviews. Many people look at this as “selling your soul” or something, but really, do you need to sell your soul to have an opinion about something?

I enjoy doing paid reviews. Of course, the best part is that I get paid for writing, but there are other aspects to it too. One being that I end up looking at products, services and websites that I otherwise would probably have missed. Another, is for me to develop my writing skills, so that I can say what I want to say, rather than provide some sugar coated garbage. Believe me, this needs practice, and paid practice is good incentive.

There are literally endless places you can get opportunities to write reviews and get paid for them. I keep posting opportunities like that from time to time, and this is a time when I share one of those:

What I like about SponsoredReviews.com is that it doesn’t limit you to advertizers selecting your site before you can attempt reviews, but you can actually go through the requirements posted and bid on the ones you think will work for your interests, blog, style of writing and money requirements. This is good, because with many paid review sites, you end up having to settle for whatever their automated systems throw your way, and I am certain that many good matches are not even noticed.

For example, I could find a subject that really was of interest to me, and then, honestly, even if the budget is not as high as I expect, it works for me, because I am going to enjoy writing it. This is not something a software can anticipate.

But there are other sites of course, and I might as well list them here:

Another really good paid blogging site.

Another nice place is Review Stream - its really easy and hassle free to write reviews here, and there are no issues with creating accounts or anything. Quick and painless.

So far, so good. Will point out more opportunities as I come across them.