HOW TO EARN 40-50$ A DAY WITH  NEOBUX



NEOBUX is a popular and trusted PTC (Paid To Click) site where you get paid to click on ads. Whenever you click on an ad, you have to wait for 30 seconds before your account gets credited with a certain amount of money. In the case of NeoBux you'll get paid $0.01 for each click, just like on many other PTC's around the web. As a standard member, a regular user without having an upgraded account, you'll usually see an average of around 4 to 6 ads per day.

If you have upgraded your account, meaning you're a so called Golden member, you'll see at least 10 ads a day. You can upgrade it for $90 for one year, an investment that pays off in a short time.

NeoBux also offers a referral program where you get paid $0.005 for each of your referral's click on an ad and $0.01 if you're a Golden member. Imagine if you would have 100 people in your downline and every referral clicks only 4 ads a day. That would mean you could make 100 x 4 x 0.005 = $2.00 per day, or 60 bucks a month. As a Golden member you would get double of that, but usually even more because such members will get more daily ads to click on. Sure, you won't be able to quit your day job from these earnings alone, but it's a nice side income stream anyway and there are many ways to increase that amount even further.


GETTING STARTED:

Requirements:

- Your email address account(gmail or yahoo)
- Alertpay/Paypal account (Payment processor)(Alertpay or paypal is a payment processors in internet fiels,Neobux or any other paid to click sites(PTC) pays to your alertpay or paypal,From alertpay or paypal,you can transfer to your bank account,I highly recommend for indian users to use paypal,You can get alertpay and paypal easily.


1. Register to Neobux Sign UP
2. Login to neobux after registration
3. Click the 'View Advertisement' Link to begin earning. View them one at a time. Click on advertisement and click on the red button.
4. just wait the ads to load. the timer is set on 30 seconds. Wait the ads to be credited.
5. To manage your account, click on your username.


Neobux Strategy (Without Investment)

1. Choose a time of day that you can click ads and eventually manage your referrals at the same time everyday.

2. Click all available ads everyday (when you get referrals this is necessary to earn from referral clicks).

3. Utilize all free methods of advertising to gain any direct referrals. Talk it up with your friends and relatives. Put a tagline on your e-mail signature. Post in forums. Use free traffic exchanges.

4. Once your account balance reaches $1. Transfer this money to your rental balance and rent 3 referrals. It is only $0.60 to rent the referrals but you will need the remainder to properly manage the referrals.


5. Put the autopay function on.

6. If a referral of yours has not clicked today or yesterday and has click average of less than 2.0 then recycle it ($0.07) and get a new referral. If they have a click average of between 2.0 and 4.0, I will give them 4 days before I recycle them. I will give those with an average of over 4.0 seven days to return and click just because I would hate to recycle a great referral just because they were on vacation for a week.

7. Whenever, one of your referrals goes below 20 days before next payment pay to add another 30 days. Below 20 days, the autopay function does not work and you will not get the savings for that referral.

8. Every time your account balance reaches $.10 transfer the money to your rental balance. At first when you are only making a couple of cents per day it is important to keep enough in your rental balance to maintain your recycling activity because you can only transfer in $.10 increments. Once you can complete this transfer and have at least $1.40 in your rental balance rent another 3 referrals.

9. Continue this process until you are making a $1 a day in your account balance. At this point you can begin renting in bigger chunks of referrals every 7 days. Never rent a number of referrals that is greater than 33% of your existing totals as these will become difficult to manage through recycling with your earnings.

10. So it will take a while but continue the above listed process until you reach 500 referrals. At this point stop renting and just maintain your referrals. Accumulate the earnings until you can pay for the upgrade to golden.

11. Once golden, maintain your referrals as before. Every week continue to rent referrals until you hit the 2000 refs mark. Any money that you are not sinking into referral maintenance or renting is profit for you.

This is the way I manage my account and I have had really good results. The aggressive recycling is very key.




Neobux Strategy (Putting a small amount of investment)

Week 1 - Rent 100 referrals, you will need to have a Paypal account to pay. Neobuxcharges $25/month($6.25/week) for 100 rented referrals. Although you can start FREE to accumulate your earning to rent referrals, putting a small amount of money will accelerate the process a lot, and your earning will be much more than your investment pretty soon. Statistically, the number of clicks for a referral is 1.5 per day, so
Week 1 Earning =100*1.5*7*$0.01 (ref clicks) + 4*7*0.01 (self clicks)=$10.8
Cost = $20 (rent 100 referrals)

Week 2 - Rent another 100 Referrals, so
Week 2 Earning = 200*1.5*7*$0.01 (ref clicks) + 4*7*0.01 (self clicks) = $21.3
Cost = $20 (rent 100 referrals) + $11.3 (referral renewal) + 1.6 (recycling) = $32.9

Notes:
(1). You can only register as Standard Membership for the first couple of weeks, and the earning is $0.005/click for referrals (We simplied the calculatin here using $0.01 for the first two weeks).
(2). Neobux has a "Autopay" feature for rent referral renewal with 10% discount and assume 25% of the referrals will be renewed. i.e., so weekly renewal cost = 200*25%($25/100)*0.9=$11.3
(3) Assume 10% recycling rate, i.e., 10% of referrals will be recycled each week, the recyling cost = 200*10%*0.08= $1.6

Week 3 - Rent another 100 Referrals, and upgrade to Golden Membership for $90 per year. This is highly recommended because you will earn $0.01 per click for your referrals to double your earning. So,
Week 3 Earning = 300*1.5*7*$0.01 (ref clicks) + 10*7*0.01 (self clicks) = $32.2
Cost = $20(rent new 100 referrals) + $16.9 (rent renewal) +$2.4 (recycling) +$90 (membership)=$129.3

In the following weeks, you repeat the same thing adding 100 referrals every week. You can reinvest the earning to rent referrals. Of course, you need to spend 10-20 minutes a day to click a few Ads, otherwise the earnings from referrals will not be credited to your account. A piece of cake. You can refer to the table and figure above for the earning and cost for each weeks. Please also note that you will need around $150 initial investment to get started to accelerate the earning.

Week 20 - By now, you should have reached the 2000 referrals limit by reinvesting what you have earned to rent more referrals every week.

Week 20 Earning = 2000*1.5*7*0.01 (Refs clicks) + 10*7*0.01 (Self Clicks) =$210.7
Cost = $20 (rent new 100 referrals) + $112.5 (rent renewal) +$16 (recycling)=$148.5
Profit = $210.7 - $148.5 = $62.2


From this point on, the earning and cost will be stablized, because you have reached the 2000 rented referrals limit. Since you can't buy new referrals any more, your cost will be only for referral renewal and recyclcing, which is $112.5 (rent renewal) +$16 (recycling)= $128.5. Your earning will still be $210.7 per week (same as week 20). Therefore, your weekly profit becomes $210.7 - $128.5 = $82.2 per week, or $356 per month! That doesn't sound too bad, right?






Top 20 Websites


1. Google.com:

Founders: Larry Page, Sergey Brin
AnnualRevenue: $50.2 billion


The best example of a website becoming “ubiquitous” is perhaps the strange case of Google.
The word “google,” which simply means to look something up on Google, was added to the Oxford English Dictionary
For years, Google has been the standard of search engines. Using any other search engine was a telling sign that you belong to a previous generation of obsolescence.

2. Facebook.com

Founder: Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin          Moskovitz, Chris HughesAnnual 
Revenue: $5.1 billion 
The tale of Facebook is, on the other hand, completely different. It too has had a seemingly bizarre effect on our language: “to friend,” “to like,” or “wall” have all assumed a place in our colloquial talk. But its story is a little different.
It was once cool to use Facebook. Then it became uncool, once everyone had it. You began to hear of people disabling their account for Lent or some other misguided ascetic reasons.
Years later, it has simply become an extension of your identity, for better or worse. It’s assumed that when you meet someone, you friend them and look through their profiles and pictures.
It’s changed entirely the distinction between our private and public lives.


3. Youtube
Founder: Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim.
Annual Revenue: $1.7 billion


Before YouTube, we had no control over what we could watch.
Youtube is truly the tube that belongs to the people, enabling us to find the weirdest, funniest, the most horrifying, or the most humane videos that give us a real snapshot into the breadth of human culture.

4. Yahoo.com

Founder: Jerry Yang, David Filo
Annual Revenue: $4.98 billion

Yahoo was one of the first web “portals,” a name for websites that bring together information from a diverse set of sources. The point of the portal, perhaps, was to create a miniature internet, so that you would never have to stray away from it to acquire what information you needed. Perhaps it was too ambitious in this respect and was therefore superseded by the calm simplicity of Google.

5. Baidu.com

Founder: Robin Li, Eric Xu
Annual Revenue: $2.36 billion


Baidu boasts the most poetic origin of all the top earning websites. The name comes from a classical Chinese poem named “Green Jade Table in the Lantern Festival,” which speaks of, after searching thousands of times, finding someone in a crowd. To founder Robin Li, this persistent search for the ideal ought to be the philosophy of a search engine, and this perhaps accounts for the great success of the great Chinese language search engine.

6. Wikipedia.com

  Founders: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger  Annual Revenue: $2.735 million

You probably did not expect a non-profit website on this list, and you probably uttered, “Oh yeah!” upon seeing Wikipedia. This site defied what we thought would be impossible, or at least worthless: to build a reliably informative knowledge-base using anonymous volunteers on the internet.

7. QQ.com

Founder: Ma Huateng and Zhang Zhidong
Annual Revenue: $4.6 billion


The Western world might not have heard of QQ, but it’s made a huge impact in China. It’s the most popular instant messaging service there, perhaps because it features the cutest penguin mascot ever.

8. Twitter.com


Founder: Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Evan Williams, Biz Stone
Annual Revenue: $140 million


When I first heard of Twitter, my first thought was, “So it’s like Facebook updates, except without the Facebook. Yeah, great.” I should have curbed my skepticism. Twitter has changed the way we construct narratives around our lives by condensing what we say, feel, or think into a series of 140-character musings.

9. Amazon.com


Founders: Jeff Bezos
Annual Revenue: $61.09 billion


You’ll never need to worry about whether you’re getting the best deal. You’ll also never need to go to a retail store again. Heck, you can even get groceries on there. Who knew? Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer, can fetch it all for you. It’s like having a vending machine in your house that sells everything ever.

10. LinkedIn.com

Founders: Reid Hoffman
Annual Revenue: $972 million


Founder Reid Hoffman is a veteran of the social network concept, creating SocialNet.com in 1997, years before anyone had ever heard of Myspace or Facebook. After working at PayPal, he founded the first important business-oriented online social network.

11. Bing.com


Founders: Microsoft
Annual Revenue: $73.72 billion

Bing has been making a comeback in recent years, after MSN was out-competed by Google and Yahoo. Perhaps this has to do with the collaborative efforts between Yahoo and Microsoft to make Bing into a serious contender with Google. By 2011, Bing had become the fastest growing market share in core searches.

12. Yandex.ru


Founders: Arkady Volozh
Annual Revenue: $641 million

Like Baidu, you might not have heard of it. Yet it’s the 4th largest search engine worldwide. It’s also the most popular website in Russia.

13. WordPress.com

Founders: Matt Mullenweg, Mike Little
Annual Revenue: $45 million


Man is a blogging animal. Yet there was Xanga, then OpenDiary, then LiveJournal, then MySpace, then Blogger, etc. But WordPress has been the definitive blogging platform—nay, not merely a blogging platform but essentially a flexible content management system that is user-friendly to both novice and experts.

14. Ebay.com

Founders: Pierre Omidyar
Annual Revenue: $14.07 billion


The world’s largest thrift store, pawn shop, vintage dealer, antique market, used record store, etc., etc.

15. Weibo.com

Founders:Wang Xing
Annual Revenue: $482 million


Sina Weibo is China’s response (or copy?) of Twitter. Users post with a 140-character limit, add hashtags, follow other users, with many celebrity accounts.

16. Microsoft.com

Founders: Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer
Annual Revenue: $73.72 billion


We all know the story of Microsoft, titan of the computer world, crushing every competitor with its little toe. Yet for everything there is an ebb and flow, and Microsoft soon lost its hold on every soul to Apple. Of course, I kid, but Microsoft does seem a little out of place here. Maybe they’re including Windows Update in the results.

17. Tumblr.com

Founders: David Karp
Annual Revenue: $13 million


Are hipsters taking over the world? If so, then Tumblr is living proof of it. The most stylish of the blogging platforms, Tumblr is a repository for witty, self-styled intellects who post fake vintage photos of their dreary, post-capitalist lives.

18. Mail.ru

Founders: Dmitry Grishin, Alexey Krivenkov, Michael Zaitsev, Eugene Goland
Annual Revenue: $515 million

Mail.ru is Russia’s largest free e-mail service. It superseded Gmail because it’s one letter shorter and therefore saved millions of hours of lost productivity.

19. Pinterest.com

Founders: Paul Sciarra, Evan Sharp, Ben Silbermann
Annual Revenue: $45 million


One of the great surprises of recent times, Pinterest is a global pin-board of recipes, crafts, photos, and other fantastic discoveries.

20. PayPal.com


Founders: Ken Howery, Max Levchin, Elon Musk, Luke Nosek, Peter Thiel
Annual Revenue: $5.6 billion

PayPal made it safe(r) to shop online. Next: BitCoin?
Now, Paypal is this far down on the top 20 money making websites, but not because of its revenue, I leave it up to you to guess why this is…