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How to connect your Youtube adsense on your website or blog

As the topic implies you have to be using AdSense with your YouTube account before you can connect the adsense to your website.

 

Some of the requirements for you to put adsense to your YouTube channel is that you should currently have 4,000 hours of watch time in the last 12 months. You should also have a minimum of 1,000 subscribers. Note: Always check cause these conditions might change.

The Monetization tab in your YouTube account is also a place to check other essential terms and conditions you need to place adsense in your Youtube account.

The kind of AdSense on Youtube is so-called Hosted AdSense-Account. Such an account type is for being used on the connected page (e.g., youtube.com) only. Also, there are other types of hosted AdSense accounts, like blogger.com, but running ads on your own domain is not covered by it.

Add your domain to the AdSense account used for websites

You should know that when you have AdSense working as a hosted account for ads on YouTube, you would still need to get a non-hosted account for your website.

This does not mean that you should  get a new account. What you need is just adding your own domain to the AdSense account.

Follow the following 5 steps:

1. Log in to your AdSense account

2. Then Click on My ads in the navigation

3. Then Click on Other products

4. Next is to Click on Upgrade now and fill in the form

5. Then Implement an ad code like the one for Auto ads into your site.

You should know that your site will be reviewed by AdSense team, which can take a few days. Before, you do this, ensure you follow their content guidelines and program policies. And make sure you have like atleast 15-20 posts already in your website.

However, if your account is not approved, do not panic as this will not affect your Youtube Adsense earnings just keep on working on your site .

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How Aliko Dangote made his money

From selling sweets (candies) at an early age to becoming the richest man in Africa and one of the richest in the world, MakeMoney.ng takes a look at how Aliko Dangote made his money.

Aliko Dangote was born into a wealthy family in 1957, he grew up in Kano Nigeria. His great-grand father was at the time of his death, the richest man in West Africa. His grand father Sanusi Dantata was at a time the richest man in Kano and his father was a politician and businessman. Yes, he was born with a silver spoon.

Dangote is a man proud of his family and he is happy to let everyone know that he was raised with lots of love and that gave him confidence in life.

“My great-grandfather was a kola nut trader, and the richest man in West Africa at the time of his death. My father was a businessman and politician. I was actually raised by my grandfather. It’s traditional in my culture for grandparents to take the first grandchild and raise it. I had a lot of love, and it gave me a lot of confidence.” He told Time Magazine during a world economic forum event.

While it is common for children born with silver spoon to be at a comfort zone and enjoy the wealth, Dangote’s case was different. At an early age, while still in primary school, he started looking for his own money. He will sell sweets (candies) to make money in school.

“I can remember when I was in primary school, I would go and buy cartons of sweets (candies) and I would start selling them just to make money. I was so interested in business, even at that time.” He said.

Not much as been said about his father and mother, that is because he grew up with his grandfather. He only get to know his parents when he was over 4 years. Sadly, he lost his father when he was just eight years.

Dangote had this to say about this.

“I grew up in Kano, Nigeria. After my school I went to Egypt and finished there. Then I moved on to Lagos to do business. I learned quite a lot from my late grandfather. He was in trading. I actually grew up with him. I didn’t know my parents until I was about 4 or 5 years old, and unfortunately my father died when I was 8.”

At 21, he completed his degree in in business studies and administration at the Al-Azhar University in Egypt, one of the biggest Islamic universities.

The Beginning

Aliko Dangote has credited his success to the training he got from his wealthy grandfather. His family were into business and trading, that was what surrounded him growing up and naturally, his mindset started tilting towards becoming a business man.

But at what age did the business instinct started and he realized he was going to be a businessman?

“That started maybe at the age of 10 because my family had always been in business. They had been big commodities traders, and my grandfather, may his soul rest in peace, had always been in business.” He said in an interview.

Apart from selling sweets in primary school, Dangote also worked diligently for his uncle, Sani Dangote. This set the stage and laid the foundation, for Aliko Dangote to go on and dominate the business world.

His First Business

In 1977, at age 21 Dangote felt it was the right time to be his own man and start his own business. He approached his uncle, Sanusi Abdulkadir Dantata for a loan. His uncle eventually gave him a loan of N500, 000 ( about $3000 in today’s value).

The purpose of the loan was to to start importing and selling of agricultural product in Nigeria. The commodities he traded included: Sugar, rice, pasta, salt, cotton, millet, cocoa, textile and vegetable oil. His major imports were rice from Thailand and Sugar from Brazil in wholesale quantity and resale in Nigeria for interest.

This venture became an immediate success for him and he was able to repay the loan he took from his uncle within 3 months.

Cement Business

In 1978, Dangote ventured into Cement, buying in trucks and reselling to others for profit. The business became a success but he eventually decided to stop it and concentrate on Sugar, rice and other stuffs.

He eventually returned back to Cement, this time bigger.

He told Bloomberg:

“Back when we first tried cement in 1978, I was just trading—buying four trucks of cement, selling it, and making my money. Almost every day I was getting an allocation of four trucks. The business grew, but then we decided to dump cement so we could get into sugar, rice, and other commodities. When we went back into cement with that first factory, within the first year, we went from zero market share in Nigeria to about 45 percent. Now the country is producing 42 million tons, of which 29 million tons is ours—and it’s not only Nigeria that we ­benefit, but we’ve also been able to go to 17 other African countries. By 2019 we’ll have 80 million tons of capacity.”

Manufacturing

His biggest business step was to start manufacturing the same products he was importing or buying from others. In 1997, he built a plant and started manufacturing the things he has been importing: pasta, sugar, salt and flour.

He went back into cement business but this time as a manufacturer. By 2005, he had built a multi million dollar cement factory. Of the money spent to build the new factory, $319 million was his own money while a $479 million loan from the World Bank completed the financing.

“Manufacture, don’t just trade. There is money in manufacturing even though it is capital intensive. To achieve a big breakthrough, I had to start manufacturing the same product I was trading on; which is commodities.” He famously said

Paying off Debts

Being a successful business man most times means taking lots of loans. While this is good, if these loans are not paid back, you may be at the risk of losing it all. Dangote understood this and by 2010, he paid off his debts.

“I had no financial capacity (in 2015 when he planned his refinery). Then in about 2010 we paid all ­Dangote Group’s debts, which amounted to $2 billion, and started accumulating cash.

“It was a turning point. It helped us to be more disciplined. We are not trying to hide our heads from the banks. It has also given us a model to be very prudent and also be financially robust. Because normally people go out there and do project financing. We don’t do project financing. We leverage our current businesses and then build another new business. So in the head office here, what we do is only strategy and incubating various businesses.” He told Bloomberg

Producing his own electricity

One of the biggest obstacles faced by businessmen in Nigeria is electricity. Electricity is so bad that if you don’t handle it properly as a manufacturer, you will be making loses.

To make money as a manufacturer, you must be able to address the issue of electricity and Dangote understood this so well.

“We had a lot of capital, and we were able to build out our own power grid. The number one thing that kills businesses in Africa is power, or the lack of power. We wanted to have our businesses completely independent, with our own grid. So we built it. It took $1.2 billion.”

Access to capital

Having access to capital is very crucial for any entrepreneur or business. You have to be able to work your financial links to get the capital you need. Without capital, business suffer, your plans suffer and you may find yourself stagnant.

Dangote understands the important of having access to capital.

“It’s so important to have capital. At that point, we had about $2 billion in debt from expanding so quickly, so we had to scale back. But if I had more capital [in hand] in 2008, I could have bought so many things – homes, airplanes, land – so cheaply.” He told Time magazine.

Political “association”

Being a big player in Africa can be difficult without political support and goodwill. This is something Aliko Dangote understand so well. You need to maintain a good relationship with governments and politicians to avoid friction that could slow down business.

This is what most businesses do. It is simply about relationships.

In 2003, Dangote gave over N200 million to the re-election bid of former Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo.

“In Africa, yes, I do think you need politicians. But at the same time, we cannot get things right unless there is good cooperation between the politicians and the businessmen. It’s a win-win. When you look at it today, in Nigeria, more than 85 percent of the GDP is from the private sector.” he said.

Expansion

One thing that is very consistent with Aliko Dangote is need to expand his businesses. He is always on the increase, entering new territories and new line of business.

So far, he has extended his businesses into many African countries including: Benin, Cameroon, Togo , Ghana, South Africa, Tanzanie, Kenya and Zambia.

He has also step into the oil industry with a construction of $11 billion refinery ongoing in Lagos, Nigeria.

“Let me tell you why we had to go into oil. Our strategy was to be an African company. When you look at the other options, it’s really agriculture—and agriculture doesn’t take that much money. We always invest most of our money back into the business, so when we looked at it in 2015 and projected our revenue for the next few years, we looked at what we had left after investing in fertilizer and realized we still had billions of dollars we could put somewhere else. The only place we could invest that much money was in the oil and gas business. So the refinery takes those dollars and allows us to invest in something we are used to, which is industry.”

He has stated of his intention to build 60% of his business outside Africa from 2020.

‘‘We are not doing like other Africans who keep most of their money in the bank. We do not keep money in bank. We fully invest whatever we have and we keep on investing.’’

Aliko Dangote Companies

Dangote is the Chairman and CEO of Dangote Group. The group has over 30,000 employees.

The Dangote group consist of the following companies and businesses

Dangote Cement Plc

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc

Dangote Flour Mills Plc

Dangote Pasta Plant Limited

Dangote Agro Sacks Limited

Prayer Mats Production

Dangote Salt Plc

Ports Operations

Haulage

Steel Production

Dangote Foods Limited

Real Estate

Telecommunications

Oil Refinery

Petrochemicals

Fertilisers

Aliko Dangote Net worth and properties

Dangote is the richest man in Africa and has been for many years.  In 2013, he became the first African entrepreneur to be worth over $20 billion. As at October 2018, he is worth over $11 billion according to Forbes.

Aliko Dangote house is a mansion he lives in Victoria Island of Lagos State in Nigeria. He mentioned he has houses in the United States and of course in Kano.

He has a yacht, private jet and cars.

Final Thoughts

Aliko Dangote has built on the wealth of his family and took it to another level.

He gives back to the society through the Aliko Dangote Foundation. The organisation has spend over N16 billion on charity and Dangote has promised to give more money to the organisation, up to N200, billion.

We will end this article with his advice to young entrepreneurs:

“I built a conglomerate and emerged the richest black man in the world in 2008 but it didn’t happen overnight. It took me thirty years to get to where I am today. Youths of today aspire to be like me but they want to achieve it overnight. It’s not going to work. To build a successful business, you must start small and dream big. In the journey of entrepreneurship, tenacity of purpose is supreme.”

Source: makemoney.ng
 

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How Atiku Abubakar made his money

Born to a father who wanted him to either become an Islamic scholar or a herdsman, MakeMoney.ng takes a look at how Atiku Abubakar, one of Nigeria most renowned entrepreneur and politician made his money.

One thing that is still common in Africa is parents trying to impose career choice and direction in life on their children. Famous politician and entrepreneur Atiku Abubakar was by all indication almost a victim of this circumstance.

Atiku Abubakar was born on November 25, 1946 in Jada, Adamawa State of Nigeria as an only child of his father, who was an only child of his grandfather, He admits that he grew up in an atmosphere of love.

“As a young boy growing up in Kojoli, my parents doted on me. They tried their best to provide for me and to ensure that I grew up in a wholesome environment of love and spirituality. My father saw me as a rare gift, a child of destiny.”

His grandfather was a farmer and also kept livestock. His father was a trader who moves from place to place on his donkey selling jewelry, caps, needles, potash, kola nut and others.

Not much has been said of his mother but Atiku Abubakar had this to say:

“When it was time for him to marry, my father chose a young girl from nearby Jada town whose parents had migrated from Dutse, now the capital of Jigawa State. My mother, Aisha Kande, was born in Jada”

The power struggle started early in life as his father never wanted him to go to school. According to Atiku Abubakar, his father was suspicious of Western Education and would not support his going to school. But he kept fighting until his father realized he could no longer stop him.

“My father, Garba Atiku Abdulkadir, was fond of me. He wanted me to become an Islamic scholar, herdsman, farmer and trader – just like him. He was a deeply religious man who was suspicious of Western education which he believed could corrupt the impressionable minds of young people.

“My father did not want me to go to school. He tried to hide me from the prying eyes of Native Authority officials who had embarked on compulsory mass literacy campaign in the region. My father soon discovered that he could not resist the wind of change that was blowing through the area at the time.”

His father change of mind did not come easily. He was arrested for trying to stop Atiku from getting educated.

“For trying to stop me from going to school, my father was arrested, charged to an Alkali court and fined 10 Shillings, He refused to pay the fine. He said he had no money.

“He spent a few days in jail until my maternal grandmother, who made local soap for sale in the community, raised the money to pay the fine and father was released to her.

“But my father was not a happy man. He was sad and angry that his only child had been taken away from him to be exposed to a strange world. He saw Western education as a threat to their cherished values and way of life.”

The promising future of a young Atiku Abubakar went bad after he lost his father. He became responsible for his mother. This motivated him to become successful and excel in life.

“I resolved to work hard, remain focused and be successful in life to make my father proud, I was sure that he was somewhere watching over me. I did not want to disappoint him, I wish father had lived long enough to see the benefits of Western education in my life.”

His First Money

At age 15, Atiku Abubakar will spend his holidays working to raise money for his needs and his mother.

He found a job as a clerk at local Authourity and his boss happened to be the famous Adamu Ciroma.

It appears Atiku developed his money management skills early as he was able to save money from his holiday job to buy a house for his mother at such a young age.

“From my holiday job earnings, I bought a house for my mother in Ganye, the headquarters of the local government council. The thatched mud bungalow had two rooms plus a kitchen and bathroom. It cost me about nine Pounds Sterling. My mother was very happy and proud of me. I had saved her from homelessness after her older brother sold the family house in Jada without her knowledge.”

Career

While studying for Diploma in Law programme in June 1969, he stumbled on recruiters from the Federal Civil Service Commission in the university. They got to access his file and that is how they got to know him and he ended up working for the Department of Customs and Excise.

In his words, he credited his recruitment into the customs as the work of an invincible hand steering him towards his destiny. “The invisible hand that has always shaped my life had once again steered me towards my destiny.” he said.

His initial duty included collecting duties on imported and exported goods, stop- ping the entry and exit of banned items, and arresting and prosecuting smugglers at Idi Iroko border station.

From there he served in  Ikeja Airport, Apapa port and Ibadan where he became a Superintendent of Customs.

He admitted being a big fan of former head of state, General Murtala Muhammed, during his time at the customs and was sad when he was assassinated

“I admired General Muhammed and tried to promote the same values and attitudinal change in our office. I was nick-named “Murtala Muhammed Junior” by my Customs subordinates in Ibadan because they said I was behaving like him. Although I was second-in-command in Ibadan, I used to order late-comers to be locked out of their offices.”

Atiku would go on the Excel in Customs.

Reflecting on his time at the Customs, he said:

“I saw Customs not as a punitive institution but as a way of making money for government. Instead of seizing goods and extorting money from their owners, I made money for  government. A lot of people tried unsuccessfully to induce me”

Business and entrepreneurship

Atiku Abubakar said he discovered very early in life that he had a thing for business. So he applied for a housing loan of about N31,000 in 1974. With it he built his first house and rented it all out.

“In 1974 I applied for and obtained a Federal Staff Housing Loan. The loan, which amounted to 31,000 Naira, was the equivalent of my salary for five years. I was granted a plot of land by the Gongola State Government at Yola Government Reserved Area (GRA).

“I hired a foreman and began building my first house. With close personal supervision, the bungalow was completed on time and to my taste. I rented it out immediately. The rent I collected in advance on the house was substantial enough for me to purchase a second plot.”

With the rent from the house, he built his second house and from there he kept on building houses and renting them out.

“I built my second house there and rented it out. I continued to plow back the rent into the building of new houses and within a few years I had built eight houses in choice areas of Yola, I also built a new house for my mother and rebuilt the old mud house I bought for her in Ganye when I was a 15-year-old student.

“Property investment can be very rewarding. It is safe and the returns are high de- pending on the location. Kaduna, for instance, was a good place to invest in property before the emergence of Abuja. I built my first house in Kaduna with rent from other property. I bought six more plots and built residential houses and rented them out to individuals and institutions.”

Oil

In his own words, his most successful venture has been in the oil sector. While working for the customs at Apapa ports, he met an Italian who they got talking and decided to go into oil business. That is how NICOTES was formed which is today known as INTELS, one of Nigeria’s biggest business.

“Of all the businesses into which I would venture, the most successful and the most lucrative would be a small oil services company I established with an Italian business man in the early 1980s. I met Gabriel Volpi when he was working at Apapa Ports in 1982. The Genoa, Italy-born Volpi was a director in MED Africa, a shipping company.

“Volpi suggested we go into oil and gas logistics. He knew Nigeria’s future was in oil and gas. We registered the Nigeria Container Services (NICOTES), operating from a container office at Apapa Ports. I was not involved in the running of the company.

“NICOTES relocated later to the Federal Lighter Terminal in Port Harcourt when the business began to grow.  The company, now known as INTELS (Integrated and Logistics Services), has grown into a multi-billion Naira business providing over 15,000 jobs in Nigeria and other African countries, and paying hefty dividends to its shareholders.”

His major businesses today

Atiku Abubakar wealth span from oil, agriculture, education and others

Currently, Atiku Abubakar  has 4 major business that is he directly involved in. These businesses have made him a mutli=billionaire and one of the richest men in Nigeria.

The businesses include:

1. INTELS (founded as NICOTES )

Founded in 1989, Intels Nigeria Limited provides integrated logistics services for the Nigerian oil and gas industry.

The services offered by the company include but not limited to: cargo services; port management and support services in shore bases; and manages client operations including pipe racks, stacking areas, warehousing, enclosed areas, jetties, offices, water tanks, fuel storage, generators, compressor and others.

This company is said to employ over 15, 000 people currently.

2. Farm

He has a farm which he makes profit from.  He said his first venture into farming failed but he has since reinvented himself into farming. The first venture was when he aquired 2,500 hectares of land in Adamawa to start maize and cotton farm.

3. Prodeco

Prodeco another venture of Atiku Abubakar has two main divisions: Prodeco Property Development Company and Prodeco International.

The company is focused on buildings, marine, and infrastructural construction with a focus on the oil and gas industry.

4. ABTI schools

This is focused towards the education sector. The biggest brand being the American University of Nigeria (AUN) located in Yola, Adamawa State of Nigeria.

1. NICOTES (now Intels) founded in 1989.
2. Prodeco, 1996
2. My farm, 1982.
3. ABTI schools, 1992 https://t.co/eHIhnQbnI5

— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) September 7, 2017

Other ventures

Atiku Abubakar ‏ is also a successful Nigerian politician having been Governor, Vice president and served in other capacities.

It is public knowledge that Atiku Abubakar assets are numerous but there is currently no way to pin the exact Atiku Abubakar net worth for many reasons.

He once describe himself as the highest employer of labour in Nigeria.

“As an individual, I believe my record in employing young Nigerians is unrivalled by any single private investor in Nigeria,” He wrote on twitter using the hash tag #LetsTalkJobs.

He has mansions, private jet and other properties.

Conclusion: It is amazing what the power of determination can do. His father didn’t want him to go to school, wanted him as to be an Islamic scholar or a herdsman but he defied all odds to become one of the richest men in Nigeria.

Source: makemoney.ng

4 MONEY-MAKING APPS TO MAKE MONEY ON YOUR PHONE

How to operate catfish farming business in Nigeria

Catfish farming is the growing of one or more of the ray-finned fish for mainly commercial purpose . It involves constructing concrete or tarpaulin ponds,  filling with fingernails and feeding them until they are sizable enough for sale in the market.

In this article you will be tutored on how you can start your own successful catfish farming business in Nigeria. We will give you all the catfish farming tips to enable you start your own catfish farming for profits. As far as aquaculture business is concern, catfish farming is among the most lucrative in Nigeria.

In this write-up , I will be explaining so many things you need to know about catfish farming business in Nigeria and how you can make your catfish business successful

There are various ways of starting a catfish farming business.   Catfish farming business is a simple and flexible animal husbandry based business that you can start  anywhere, particularly in tropical climate like ours.  Also, catfish farming business can be operated in your place of residence, especially for those that have a  spacious  compound. Yes, you can start catfish farming at home.

In  the world all over, there are so many catfish species, some of them include: pangas  catfish, greasy grouper, bighead carp, grass carp, silver seabream,  common catla,  Nile tilapia, etc. However most of them are not suitable for fish farming in Nigeria.  The most common catfish in Nigeria are: tilapia and raising catfish, the later catfish is the most common.

In this article, you will be  taken step by step on how you can start a catfish business with all the catfish farming tips. Also, you will be given major hints of  starting and developing a catfish farming business. Below, you will see how a catfish business can be operated.

1. Determine the size of Your catfish farm

I assume you are a serious about starting a commercial catfish farming. In this case you need to construct a concrete catfish pond. The exact size will depend on the capital you want to start with. There are many sizes of catfish farm you can build.

As a beginner, you can start with catfish juvenile, nurture them for good and rapid growth and make handsome profit when you offer them to the market. The advantage of starting with big catfish is that you save on the cost of feeds because you buy in bulk or you convert part of your business into producing catfish feeds.

2. You must understand catfish farming market in your area

This involves knowing the level of demand of catfish in your area. You may have to do little investigation from market men and women, hotels and restaurants, and from other stakeholders who buy and sell catfish. Also find out the price of a fully grown catfish and the period of the year catfish is in great demand. Catfish is of different species such as flathead catfish, blue catfish, channel catfish and so many others. They live in fresh water and eat worms and insects and other amphibians such as frogs and sometimes small reptiles.

3. Proper Drainage

It is very bad to channel drain waste from your farm to public places, therefore before starting a cat fish farming business, you need to consider where to locate your catfish farming business in order for you not to dispose your farm waste without being a nuisance to other members of the public. If it is in your home or a place you acquire, make sure that you make a suitable plan for drainage.

4. Understand the cost of starting catfish farming business

It is very important to have a proper knowledge of how much it will cost you. The cost will depend on the season, the size of busines syou want to run and the cost of materials at the time.

Your key expensive will include: construction catfish tank (pond), buying quantity of catfish to start your business, buying feeds and probably drilling a borehole for proper water supply. All these should be embodied in your business plan, if you have any.

You can arrive at specific costs by going out to ask questions in the form of market research. If possible, find out also the range of profit that can be made in catfish farming business in your area.  Consider all important items needed for the operation of your catfish and also your production plan annually, such as feed, fuel, equipments and machineries, work force, supplies, utilities, repairs and emergency funds.

5. Get to know your rivals (competitors)

For you to make a headway in catfish business, you know those you compete with . You must know their capabilities such as how big they are, the catfish species that they grow, their customers and in fact their marketing strategies. Also you will find out the market that is not yet served, how the markets are responding to the services given to them. Can you attract the market further by improving on your services?

6. Build the catfish pond

Building your catfish pond largely depends on the size of business you want to operate. You can go with either a small pond or a large one. It is important that you select the best location needed for your catfish farming business. Not having enough space for the ponds can cause big disaster for you. Please don’t build it yourself if you don’t have the experience. Get an expert advice so that you can construct the type of pond that will enable your fish to have a healthy growth. You can also consider the option of starting your catfish farming in plastic tanks

7. Feeding the catfish

You must feed the catfish with quality feeds that contain proper nutrients such as lysine, argimine and methionine. Also, the water must always be fresh , either from borehole or river. Treated water like tap water or even rain water cannot be recommended, otherwise, it is a question of time, your catfish pond will be empty because your catfish would all die. Moreover, don’t use acidic water of any kind, to know this, you need HP meter that reads acidic level in water.

8. Be vigilant about catfish diseases

Catfish can develop symptoms of unhealthiness. When you begin to notice inactivity, change of colour, bloated body, cloud eyes, open sores, red streaks, etc, take adequate action. You must be very observant about the catfish you rear to avoid epidemic of a particular disease and deal with any disease when it is noticed. To avoid loosing your catfish farm, you must pay attention to your farm, ask pertinent questions and obtain phone numbers from mentor and experts.

9. Keep records of your catfish business including income and expenses

Maintain accurate records of number of fish in a particular pond, how much it cost you to buy fingerlings and how much you sold. Make it a habit to record all transactions of your business. So that you will be able to determine your level of profit at any time.

Conclusion

Catfish farming business in Nigeria is easy and profitable business, anybody that is determined to succeed should venture into it.  However, you cannot go into it without proper knowledge of the catfish farming terrain, otherwise you end up in regrets.

Source: makemoney.ng

How you can make money with ClixSense

In this article, we will look at how to make money online with ClixSense. Even if you have not heard of it before, you will be able to understand and start making money. If you have, you may gain new insight.

ClixSense Is a RELIABLE website that pays you to complete surveys, watch videos, answer questions, do simple tasks and refer your friends.

One of the easiest ways to make money online is to join a website that pays you to complete tasks. Simple tasks like Surveys, playing games, doing some tasks and referring your friends. But there is usually three problems with these kind of Sites.

The first problem is trust. There are a lot of scam websites out there that promises to do this and waste your time. That is very discouraging. But the good news is, there are also few websites that are actually reliable. And ClixSense is top of the list.  ClixSense has been actively online since 2007. That is over 12 years. They have paid out over $34 million to thousands of people on its platform. They are among the most popular websites on the internet with an Alexa ranking in the Top 8, 000 websites. That means they are trusted by so many people out there.

Another problem associated with this kind of GPT (Get Paid To) websites is that they are limited to people from Major countries like USA, Australia, Canada and United Kingdom. That is where ClixSense stands out. You can make money on ClixSense from Nigeria, India, Kenya, South Africa, Belgium, China. Anywhere in the World. And if you are in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia, you can make even more money.

The third problem is that it is always difficult getting your money after all the hard work. With ClixSense it is very easy to get your money. Once you have reached $10 dollars you can get your money. And they pay you within 5 days!

There are only Few websites that are reliable and popular with reputation in these line of work and ClixSense is the best. For the purpose of this article, we tried them to see if they actually work, yes they work and everything went according to plan.

If you spend lots of free time online or you are a student on vacation, you can try ClixSense and make some extra money with those free time. It will only take about 10 minutes of your time daily.

Now let’s look at how to make money with ClixSense

1. Register

The first step to make money from ClixSense is to join. You can click here to join . Once you have filled the form, check your email and click on the validation link. After you click on the validation link in your email, you will be taken to ClixSense login. Login. Follow all instructions.

Please do not provide fake information. Make sure that all your information are accurate. You have to understand that a platform like this that pays you money to complete offers are sensitive. If you lie and provide false information, you may lose your account. Follow the rules. Because, if they allow scammers on the platform, the advertisers and companies that partners with them will withdraw and for that, they will close down. That is why they are strict.

For now there is no ClixSense app. You have to use a browser to access the site. You can do it with your phone or computer. Just click here to join.

2. Update your information.

Your next step will be to update all your information. And remember to always give accurate information. Complete your Survey profile so that you will be able to get adequate Surveys on ClixSense. Click on Survey on the top menu of the page then click on Survey profile. Follow instruction to edit your profile.

 

First click on Survey, then click on Surveys profile

Also edit your profile your profile information. Set all information accurate and from here you can set up your payment method. ClixSense currently offers 3 payment method, Payoneer, Skrill and Tango. My advice is that you go with Skrill.

Skrill is a Paypal alternative that is available to all countries. All you have to do is open a Skrill account. Verify your identity. After verification your account is set. Then your next step is to add your banking account details. Don’t worry they accept banks from all countries including Nigeria, India, Kenya and others.  Once ClixSense pay money into your Skrill account, you will just login to your Skrill and transfer the money to your bank account. It is almost Instant!  You can click here to open a Skrill Account. You can also use Skrill to receive money from other websites and make payment on the internet just like PayPal.

Once you have set up your Skrill or whichever method you want. Click on profile and settings then select payments. From there you can set your preferred payment method. Once you reach $10, you can order payment and will be credited within 5 days.

 

 

First click on profile and settings, then click on payments

3. Complete Surveys

If you are hoping to make money on ClixSense, you have to try your best to complete ClixSense Surveys as much as possible. You don’t just open the account and hope to make money. It don’t work that way.

You have to make sure you login as much as you can. Complete the Surveys on your profile. You can earn from $0.2 to $4 or more completing surveys. Once you complete a survey, you get your reward instantly. In some cases, not instantly, in that case you will see a red flag.

While we were testing this platform, the first survey we did took less than 3 minutes and we were paid $1.25 instantly.

There will be a lot of times that you do not qualify for surveys, don’t worry, keep checking.  There are many reasons you may not qualify for Surveys, it could be your location or something on your profile.

That is very normal. While we were testing this platform, we didn’t qualify for the first four surveys. Until the fifth one.

Make sure that you have completed your survey profile. Check back as much as you can.

There are two type of surveys.

The first is Survey invites. These are Surveys that you have been invited to take part in depending on your profile. You will always find it at top when you click Surveys.

The Second is called Daily Survey Routers. You will also find it when you click Surveys. It it right there with information. If you don’t qualify, always check back.

Click on Surveys at the top of the page to find Survey invites and Daily Survey Routers

If you do not qualify for a lot of surveys, don’t panic. It is common. Just complete the ones you qualify for and keep checking.

4. Complete Figure Eight Tasks

Another way to make money from ClixSense is to complete Figure eight task.  When you login to your ClixSense account, you will see Figure Eight tasks  or tasks on the main menu and complete as many as you can. See Screenshot.

Click on tasks on the top menu or Figure Eight tasks on the account summary page

Once you navigate there, you will find different tasks to complete. The money you earn here will be small. But the good thing is, there is a weekly contest where the person with the most completed task wins $100. So, if you spend enough time there completing tasks, apart from the money you make completing task, you can also make more by wining the weekly contest.

5. Complete Cash Offers

You can also make money on ClixSense by completing cash offers. Offers vary from watching videos, trying new products, signing up for websites, downloading apps, using different services and more.  Some of these offers pay very huge money too. For example, if you travel a lot, you can book your flight through these page and make $5, you also get a discounted fare.

There are a lot of offers here to complete. Complete as much as you can.

To Navigate here, click on cash offers on your homepage or offers on the top menu. See Screenshot

Click on offers on the top menu or cash offers on your Home Page

6. ClixSense Affiliate Program (Referrals)

This is a very great way to make money on ClixSense by referring your friends to join. The good thing is that, you can refer friends from any part of the world.

For every person that you refer to ClixSense and they become active, you get a commission of $0.10 or $0.30. Depending on where the person comes from.

So let’s say you refer 1000 people from top tier country that is about $300.

It gets more better.

Whenever your referrals earn $5.00 you will also earn an extra $2.00 bonus!

So that will be $2 multiplied by 1000 people, which is $2000!

There is even more, for every survey, task or offer that your referral complete, you get a 20% to 30% commission!

These is a big opportunity on its own if you know lots of people. Get on your WhatsApp, Facebook, Forums, email list, SMS and recruit people to join.

The more active they are, the more you earn. If they join and complete offers, surveys and tasks, you earn too.

Look at it yourself.

You stand to earn a lot for referring your friends to join ClixSense

On your ClixSense home page when you login, you will find your referral link in red. Copy it and send to your friends to join.

Explain to them how ClixSense works. If they join and become active, both of you will earn.

So in summary, the more active members you refer, the more you earn. Please note if you refer people that are not active, ClixSense won’t pay. They must be active for at least 10 days and must have completed surveys and tasks. So bet is that you stay active and also encourage your referrals to stay active.

7. ClixSense Games

On your account home page you will see games. Play as many games as you can to remain active and entertained as you make money

Clixsense tricks

The major trick in ClixSense is to join, complete as much offers and surveys as possible. Then use your referrals links, invite as many friends as possible to join and encourage them to complete offers.

Conclusion: As you can see, ClixSense is not a get rich quick scheme but offers a good platform to make money. You can earn up to $500 or more a month with ClixSense if you are consistence and work hard on it. If you are not a very patient person, this might not be for you. Your best bet will be working on tasks when there are no Surveys.  If you can win the weekly $100 once and complete some surveys and tasks, plus earning from your referrals, it is very possible to hit over $500 a month with your spare time.

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