Sponsoredtweets

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ponsoredTweets is a service that allows you to earn by automatically entering our tweets of advertising that are rewarded in 3 different forms: PPC (Pay Per Click), PPL (Pay Per Lead) and PPS (Pay Per Sale).

What does this definition mean?
SponsoredTweets in practice offers the ability for Twitter users to include in their posts some links that link to pages that SponsoredTweets must advertise.
When registering, users link to the site their profile they want to earn, and if this account has more than 100 tweets and 50 followers, you can start setting up the settings. In this setup operation, the site will ask the users how much they want to receive for each ad link (it is also done automatically based on popularity) and at this point you will only have to wait for companies that "buy" your links to be advertised.

How to make money online with Sponsoredtweets

I'm sure the above is not clear yet, so before we get into the details, we can see how you can use them with a quick example :
"GetMyRefs wants to advertise on its site and for this purpose it targets SponsoredTweets with a budget of 20.00 €. GetMyRefs will now be able to scroll through the tweeters (people willing to sell their links to earn) and see which user does his case: who has more followers, who sells the links at a lower price, who has many followers in the field, etc ...
After this evaluation GetMyRefs finds in Twitter2 the designated user (profile 400 followers, many of whom are interested in online earning that sells their own links for only $ 0.50). At this point GetMyRefs will contact SponsoredTweets and ask to post advertising on Twitter2 profile. Those $ 20.00 (maybe only $ 15.00 as SponsoredTweets will have to earn something) are being advertised, so on the Twitter2 profile will be published 30 advertising links that will allow him to earn $ 15.00. "

Now did you understand the mechanism? It's not complicated at all.

SponsoredTweets seemed an opportunity destined to vanish when at the end of last year advertisements were ever lower and wages were increasingly scarce economically.
But no! This year SponsoredTweets has resumed working better than ever, perhaps figuring Twitter will be the social network of the future.
But let's go back to our earnings and see what the 3 initials we have shown are:
- PPC (Pay Per Click)
The gain comes from the simple click received on the link in the message. Each click has a fairly high average payout (around $ 0.50 per click, even if the value is decided by the user himself) especially when compared to Google AdSense (18 cents);
- PPL (Pay Per Lead)
The gain comes from the subscription (to the advertised service) by the user who clicked our ad. Every inscription has a high pay (about 2/3 euros per lead) but as you may guess it is definitely more complicated.
- PPS (Pay Per Sale)
The gain comes from the purchase of the advertised service by the user who clicked on our ad. Each sale allows you to earn a sales% (eg 30% on sales, so if you buy for 100.00 € you earn 30.00 €), but this type of pay is even less likely than the previous one.
Certainly SponsoredTweets is a great service to exploit because it allows you to earn using Twitter, a free social networking subscription.
In order to earn, however, you must have many followers who really follow you, watching every tweet.

IMPORTANT ADVICE: Avoid bombarding your friends with advertisements, since they may even get tired of this and will not read your spells anymore (they will often think of presence of viruses). In this regard, I recommend that you set up at least 12 hours of time between your ad tweet and the other!

Ah I forgot: SponsoredTweets pays on PayPal when you reach 50.00 €

Sponsoredtweets: info specifics

Overview about Sponsoredtweets in MoneyMakerLand

Name	Sponsoredtweets
Grank	3.33
Category	Twitter
Languages
Payout	50.00 $
Payment processors
Referral system	10%
Payments on MML	$ (view all)
Reviews on MML	2 (view all)
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Chats on MML	0 (view all)
Expert users on MML	3 (view all)