Swagbucks To Do List (5 no-brainer items, 3 more difficult items)
This list is how I make my first few swagbucks in the morning. It's automatic. I sign on, check my emails, etc., open up Swagbucks and answer the daily poll. Then I click on daily search and scope it out, ditto with the deal of the day.
The daily activity is already checked for me, because I have the Swagbutton installed. You also get it checked for you if you log in on your mobile app.
I skip the daily discover and I click on the daily watch. A new window pops open, videos run in the background while I'm off to something else.
I wish this could've been around when I was homeschooling. For the first time in my life, I'm not worried about how I'll earn an income. I’m not here to convince you to check it out, but I want to share that this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that might disappear early next year (2025). Below, you’ll find a few of the products that I create videos for, earning a commission each time someone buys from my video. If you want to make more money than you ever dreamed, head over to TikTok and explore the TikTok Shop for Creators (it is 100% free). This is my way of giving back. I want everyone who needs a miracle like this to know about it!
This is when I usually check for a few other things that I'll go into more detail about later, like the daily blog, the daily swag code, and any recent activity.
All of this is done within seconds, but it doesn't pay you much. A swagbuck for the poll and two for the videos. You can leave the daily watch running if you like and it will add another swagbuck each time it completes a new run of videos. The videos go on average from short 15/20 second ones to longer 30/45 second ones and are in groups of about 20 each.
Most of the time I close out the videos and leave the list with just those five items checked until later, when I'm more awake and ready to roll.
Okay, so now it's later and I'm back to the list. I attempt a gold survey. This will get one item checked off, or two, depending on how it goes. I pick the shortest one to try that offers a decent amount of swagbucks. Today was a real treat! An 8 minute survey for 50 swagbucks.
The first question was so easy (or so I thought). It asked me to choose the only color from the list. I chose purple, clicked next, and was promptly booted from the survey.
I can only imagine that I went too fast and didn't read the entire question, unless purple wasn't the only color (what?), or isn't a color in their world. Who knows? But that brings me to a very good point that I should make, and it was really good timing, considering I was in the middle of writing this.
Always take your time and read the questions. It's important to the survey creators that they get good quality results and it should be important to us, also.
So I didn't get the survey checked off, but I got a swagbuck for the disqualification, and I got two swagbucks (this amount varies--yesterday, I got four) for being one step away from complete on my to do list. This always confuses me when I don't finish a survey, because I can plainly see that I am two steps away from complete, but I'll take it.
Most times I am happy with leaving the list like this--all quick and easy. Sometimes I will go back and attempt more surveys and usually in the course of doing other things, I will find a way to get the discover checked off.
The discover can be done by signing up for free offers, or downloading apps, or buying something from an online retailer. It gets harder as you've been with Swagbucks longer, because you've already done most of the free offers. Sometimes Revenue Universe will have a "click to get information" offer, which only requires viewing the page.
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