Before we discuss the Neobux strategy, let us briefly describe what Neobux really is. Neobux is an innovative PTC (Paid to Click) site, and this is not the PTC site you used to know. Neobux for sure is the innovation in PTC that you can actually make some money. You get paid by clicking on advertisers' Ads, typically $0.01 per Click. It doesn't sound like a lot, but if you employ a good strategy, particularly with the magic of "Rent Referral", you will be in an auto-pilot state collecting money 24/7. You can easily make up to $2,000 per year extra money with Neobux.
And because rent-a-ref is such a unique and important feature, most of Neobux strategies are essentially related to how you deal with referrals renting.
Neobux Strategy for Standard Member
If you are good at convincing people to join Neobux under your name, you can enjoy some nice earning in Neobux as a standard member. Otherwise, it is very hard for standard members to make real meaningful money. "How about renting referrals?" You may ask. Sorry to tell you, it is not profitable to rent referrals as a standard member. You have to keep your AVG (average clicks per day per ref) above 2.0 to make a profit. Otherwise, you could probably even lose money. Why? The reason is simple, you only get 50% earning from your referrals.
For the purpose of discussion, let us assume you paid $25 for 100 referrals, so each referral costs you $0.25 per month. The referral has to click 50 ads (1.67 clicks per day) just for you to break even.
Is it possible to rent hard-working referrals to keep AVG above 2, 3, or 4? Yes, it is possible, only if you are very lucky and rent only a few referrals. If you try to rent more than 50 referrals, then statistics rules, that is, an AVG of 1.5 to 2.0.
My recommendation is, don't even try to rent a large number of referrals if you are a standard member. However, this is the tricky part, you probably need to rent a certain number of referrals (10 referrals) before you upgrade to GOLDEN membership soon because it is easier to rent as a standard member than a GOLDEN member.
Neobux Strategy for Golden Member
Gold member, on the other hand, requires lower average number of clicks (AVG) from referrals to break even. So if the AVG is above 1.0, you are basically in profit already. Lot of people may have written about Neobux on internet. Some showed their payment proof, some showed the basics of Neobux, and very few explained the details how they made money with Neobux, particularly using the referral renting feature. What I am going to show you is the step by step implementation of a good and scientific sound Neobux Strategy.
Referral Renting
Week 1-2 - Do not make any attempt to rent a single referral. Just click by your own. Yes, you'll get a mere $ 0.04 per day. But that will help your average when you upgrade your membership to GOLD
Week 3 [or day 23 to be precise] - Rent 10 referrals, you will need to have a PayPal account to pay. Neobux charges $2.5/month) for 10 rented referrals. Although you can start FREE to accumulate your earning to rent referrals, putting a small amount of money will accelerate the process a lot, and your earning will be much more than your investment pretty soon. Statistically, the number of clicks for a referral is 1.5 per day.
Week 4 [after 30 days and 100 clicks]- Rent another 100 Referrals (Neobux charges $25/month) and upgrade to Golden Membership for $90 per year [get 9 clicks per day].
Week 5 - Rent another 100 Referrals (Neobux charges $20/month).
In the following weeks, you repeat the same thing adding 100 referrals every week. You can reinvest the earning to rent referrals. Of course, you need to spend 10-20 minutes a day to click a few Ads, otherwise the earnings from referrals will not be credited to your account. A piece of cake. You can refer to the table and figure above for the earning and cost for each weeks. Please also note that you will need around $150 initial investment to get started to accelerate the earning.
It is highly recommended that you rent referrals for long term (Neobux charges $48/3 month for 100 referrals)
*Diclaimer* The suggested investments mentioned in this blog are suggestions only and should not be considered major financial advice or planning. The author of this blog will not be held responsible for any finacial loss made through following the advice.
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