How to Get Fund Raiser Referrals for your SurveySavvy referral link

Newsletters, Articles, and Membership Mailouts	If your organization distributes a newsletter with announcements, this could be the perfect place for your SurveySavvy link. It would go well with an article and some tips for getting and taking surveys. By the way, I don't mind if you redistribute my own material from this website.
Membership Email Lists	Promoting SurveySavvy through an email announcement would be very similar to doing it in a paper newsletter, except that the link would be "live" and go straight to the website. Remember that this must be a private opt-in mailing whose members expect it. SurveySavvy does not support email spamming.
Vocal Announcements	Vocal announcements alone could be a tougher way to promote this because the referral link will be "complicated" to remember in its entirety. It would work best with a flyer or some type of material that prints the entire referral link.
Flyers	A flyer is a great way to print your referral link and distribute it as much as you want.
Bulletin Boards	Physical Bulletin boards could be used to promote SurveySavvy. Keep in mind that if the person has to "remember" the link, it could become difficult for the person. If your group is serious about this, you may consider investing a few dollars into a domain name that could be easy to remember. You can get one by clicking here.

Free Advertising

I knew that if I wanted referrals, the search engines were the best place for my SurveySavvy link. I knew that those "free mass submission" services didn't work, and that the pay-per-click engines would be the best place for the link, but I didn't want to really invest any "real money". There are many small pay-per-click search engines that will give you a FREE account balance so that you can try out their services and get free hits. You can usually bid yourself to #1 spots pretty easily. They don't have as much traffic as the big search engines, but having many of these accounts will accumulate the hits. I probably got about 50 referrals from search engines like these:

Kanoodle.com

ISPHelper.com
JustSearching.com
CoolFetch.com
SearchFar.com
Seek2Win.com
SeekNow.net


Keyword ideas: free money, get paid to take surveys, get paid, free, getpaid, make free money, paid surveys, free surveys

The more targeted keywords you can think of, the better you'll do.

Tips:

Keep your bids low enough to conserve your balance, but high enough to get you near the top listings. It may be a free account, but overbidding can run it out quickly.

Look for free pay-per-click accounts that have a "CatchAll" feature. Most people won't turn down a chance at "free money" and a catchall is a good way to get extra hits.

Look for free pay-per-click accounts that have a "Featured" listing on the home page. Bidding on the word featured can get you on the homepage for a reasonable cost sometimes.