dNeero Social Surveys

I was doing my not so regular rounds of dropping Entrecards when I saw in one of the blogs a banner saying something like “This is a paid response. Click it to view the questions and answers.” The word “paid response” got my attention and since I am always looking for ways to monetize my blogs I clicked on it. The banner took me to dNeero. Well, I’m guilty of not viewing the questions and answers for that particular banner because when I got there I immediately clicked on that big green button with the word Blogger on it. When the page loaded, I then visited the Blogger FAQ page. After going through the FAQs and finding that there were no country restrictions or any other restrictions that would disqualify me to join, I signed up.

Signing-up with dNeero is very easy. It’s just your typical sign-up form which will ask for your name, e-mail, password, the are you human test and agreeing to their terms. After signing-up, you will then be taken to a page where you’ll need to answer some pretty basic questions like gender, marital status, location, etc. Questions that, I guess, will help them in assigning to you surveys that matches your profile. Once completed, you are now ready to take your first survey. The result of my first survey can be viewed by hitting the banner below.

Now is it safe to place dNeero’s banner which links back to their website? I believe yes because Lord Google is very good in handling banners and affiliate links. In fact, the banner can be just like another typical banner ad in your blog.

… Google does a pretty good job of detecting and handling things like affiliate links or banner ads. In addition, many banner ads (whether they be the 468×80 kind or the 125×125 kind) end up doing at least one redirect through a 302… - Matt Cutts

By the way, you will be paid for completing the survey and if you want to earn more you can embed the result in your blog post but for Wordpress blogs, instead of embedding the result, you can place a banner like the one above instead. Pay will be based on traffic so the more hits from your blog the more money you’ll earn.

Well, as of this writing I’ve already completed 2 surveys for dNeero and since earnings will be paid through PayPal when my account balance reaches $20 USD I’ll just have to keep on taking surveys until I reach that mark.