How Freebies really work
You see all over the internet these days, "Free playstation 3" "Free iPod 100% Legit" or "Free wii wihout mobile phone contract" and usually little or no explanation of how. The old addage "You don't get anything for free" usually springs to mind and people are naturally very sceptical. Whilst the addage very true, the term "free" in there doesn't have to mean money. It is very true also that you can get high end, brand new electronics like playstation 3 and nintendo Wii without spending any cash and it's quite easy. The cost? probably a few hours of your time asking freinds and family to help you in your quest for referrals. So lets have a good look at the clever marketing involved that means you can get your free Playstation 3 or xbox or even if you want cash!
The freebie networks
In an online buisness, if you don't have any customers/users then you can't make any money. This is the pivot around which freebie networks operate, Customers are extremely valuable to retailers (seems obvious).
Large, well established firms, such as bookmakers are constantly trying to generate new users. So much so, that they will pay websites who send new users there way. That simple sentence explains everthing!
So, the freebie network such as FreebieJeebies or Kudos gets paid money, say £20 everytime one of there users clicks a banner, signs up and spends a certain amount, £5 say, or complete a free trial on their site. Once the network is paid the fee, their user (you or me)is credited with a completed offer, if we now refer 10 people to do the same, the network gets paid 10 times and we have 10 credits. The network can now reward us with a free gift (console, ipod etc) and have money left over as profit.
Even if you paid each of your referrals the £5 to place a bet with coral, you would be getting a PS3 for £55 or a nintendo wii for £45. It is so simple and lots of people are taking advantage of it every day as shown by the large community at exceem.
It really is a win win scenario for all parties involved.
Completing your offer
Once you have signed up to a site you need to complete one of their sponsored offer. These are numerous and all have different requirements. Follow the instructions about the offer and you will receive your credit.
Now you are ready to collect your referrals.
Referals
First things first you have to sign up through a link on this site and the complete an offer yourself, what next?, you will be given your own referral link through which you get people to sign up. Now it is time to earn your free gift. I urge that you read the networks terms of service before going any further as you need to adhere to their rules. There are a few golden rules that apply to all sites when it comes to getting referals,
1. Do not spam your referral link.
2. Your referrals all must have unique ip and postal addresses, no mulit-accounts for the same giveaway.
3. All of your referrals must complete an offer and they must be credited with doing so by the network, this is an automated process but sometimes they do not track and thet may need to contact the network support.
There are many ways to advertise you referral link both online and outside of the internet. You can find advice and discussion about these on the exceem network.
Trades
If you are struggling to get those last few referrals you can trade with other freebie hunters. This can be in the form of you signing up to their offer and them signing up to yours or their can be a cash for referal trade. Again the best place to do this is at exceem where they have a well tested trade system.
So that is the guide, it's very simple and you can enjoy lots of freebies by following the guidelines.
Pick a gift and get started...
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