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PaidReview — Get paid for reviewing products
You don't have to be a celebrity or influencer to make money from social media ads.With paid review,you can earn money simply by listing products and services your already using to friends and family on social media by simply taking a picture of that item,commenting about it,recommending it and attaching a link we give you for your audience.
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Mahesh Shrestha
Are we here discussing something like affiliate programs? Because you're asking to share the "PR codes" in SNS and get paid on commissions after they buy, right?!
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@traveler Hi , I wouldn't want to call it that even though it just looks like it. Here you review whatever you bought at your own free will and earn from it and its using your own friends and family on your favorite social media app ,so you have lots of people to share with your experience.
Is anyone else really confused as to why this is in the top products of the day? As if it weren't questionable enough the Hunter is also the Product Maker as well. Um....where is @ryanhoover ?
@naweg Thanks for pointing out that out. PaidReview is aims to make users get paid from reviewing products they purchased themselves at there free will and get paid. We want the PR-codes to be universal standards brands can refer to on there products and encourage personalized repeated loop of recommendation of products with in circles of people who understand each other and know there values ,we don't want to be an algorithm that guesses what user may like. I believe our mission and vision makes us different.
I am really confused when I was setting it up.
Pros:Seems like a really good idea
Cons:UX is really bad and its a bit confusing what to do.
I'm glad you liked the idea ,really working hard fixing the UI/UX and getting aboard more brands on board :)
Website explains nothing, I left without understanding what I'm supposed to do.
@anna_0x thanks for pointing that out its what @jamie_ross pointed out. You are paid for reviewing what you bought and really loved!,any product!. Here's how it works;
Users sign up via using there social media (facebook),
User select one category of product they have used and loved e.g consumer electronics,
the app takes them to the next page where they can list products under that category.
The app notifies the user the products have been successfully sent to the brand responsible
and in turn they get back a PR-code link which they can embed in there posts, messages on
social media so that they can share that same experience they had using it. Users are
paid per click on the PR code link.
Otherwise for the brand, it just lists products which on the app, each product is
assigned a PR code which they send to the user.
@jamie_ross @gilbertmpanga12 Hi, that sounds nice, I think it would be great if you could explain that on the landing page :) Would be much more effective than looking for the right comment ;)
being social, and spending wisely,you will be alright.
Pros:the more contacts you have the better.
Cons:if you do not review anything,it will not work.
@jamie_ross thanks for pointing that out . We were quickly iterating to
test the idea and forgot to guide the user . But here's how PaidReview
works. Users sign up via using there social media (facebook),
User select one category of product they have used and loved e.g consumer electronics,
the app takes them to the next page where they can list products under that category.
The app notifies the user the products have been successfully sent to the brand responsible
and in turn they get back a PR-code link which they can embed in there posts, messages on
social media so that they can share that same experience they had using it. Users are
paid per click on the PR code link.
Otherwise for the brand, it just lists products which on the app, each product is
assigned a PR code which they send to the user. I hope that clears everything.
@gilbertmpanga12 its too complicated, you have user data sitting there gathering dust if they only like iphones, so i think you need to narrow the niche down.
@jamie_ross Thanks Jamie for pointing that out. The categories seem to be many and I have narrowed them down to just 9 chunks.
I will try it all this week
Pros:Sounds amazing, specially if you have another way to earn money
Cons:We need to have amazing testimonials from people that earn money with the app
@realdeanward Yes we had left out a lot of explaining and poor user experience and UI left the MVP hanging but we are working hard to fix that. You have pointed our `'for recommending products your using' -This doesn't inspire confidence` could you please explain more what you meant , and thanks for reaching out your feedback rocks!
@realdeanward @gilbertmpanga12 Well, first of all: it's "you're" not "your." Second of all: this is a really weird sentence. It reads very odd.
I would highly suggest hiring a copywriter that has a strong grasp of English to take a pass at the copy on your website.
@realdeanward @gilbertmpanga12 @rumstreet
I second that. Fair or not, the broken English copy will give many native English speakers the impression that this is some sort of scam.
@realdeanward @rumstreet @cacarr I never thought having some grammatic errors would count me as a scam my apologies will fix it.
@gilbertmpanga can you explain a bit more? Who pays users for their reviews?
@gilbertmpanga @mwtbrowser Hi, brands pay for the user's reviews. Brands place an any amount of money per review. We are working to add rating so that a user with highest rating gets paid more. But that would be if the platform matures after some time.
