For those of you who are new to Slice-the-pie Slice-the-pie is a website where people can sign-up to write reviews for music artist from relevant, up and coming and artist who are just starting out and get paid. It’s simple, you leave ratings and comments after listening to the song and watch your balance increase. You can get paid depending on how good you are at criticizing and or advising how you feel about the song and or where does the song needs improvements. On your first review you might see yourself getting about 0.10$ cents or less (as everyone gets that same amount) and as you move forwards and review more songs, more cash value will be awarded to you. Depending on how good your feedback is and how many reviews you’ve given, one can see themselves making up to 25 cents a song review. Remember, you must have a PayPal account in order to get paid. You will learn more when on the website. Also there are more things to review than just music There are more things to review on slice the pie, but I will just focus on music reviews because this is what the website offers the most for now. When I first signed up for the site it was just music, happy to see slice the pie expanding its networks, giving people more of a chance to put more money in our wallet. There are the subjects: Review music, Fashion, clothing and accessories, phone cases and mobile accessories, homeware, Beauty, Review beauty, Sport Products, Toys. Also this is a great chance to take on improving your product reviewing skills for the future. Personal experience on slice-the-pie Years back I had a slice the pie account and was making up to 25 cents a review. I’m sure you can make more cash value per review I just did not get further than 25 cents because other things were occupying my time. I used to fit on at least an hour of my time most days to reviewing songs on the website. The only negative was that I was limited to how many I can review a day. In total, I got to the point where I was making an average of five dollars a day which amount to an extra 20 to 30 dollars a week-not including the referral links that I had in my account. The referral links that I had were making me an average of 20 dollars a week. Sad to say I lost that account because I had some account in a note book which got thrown away. Anyway I’m back at slice the pie and intend on going back to that 0.25$ cents a review and hopefully earning more than that. I am already familiar with music terminology and have some experience in that field as well so it’s should a bit easier for me. For those who don’t know the way I became better at reviewing a song was by reading blog posts on music critics and so forth. Referral links can make you more money Yes, there is way to make money in a much simpler way and that’s by referring people to the site and having them review songs as well. • Click on my link ( http://www.slicethepie.com/join/UC79E0FF ) • Or type in the code (UC79E0FF ) • Earn 10% of all their review earnings • have fun knowing your website can be making money on auto pilot Help yourself with gaining Knowledge to better Review Study up on what correct terminology to use when reviewing songs. Learning the words and really knowing when and how to implicate them is what will increase how much money one can earn per review. Also, you never know, this can be a great benefit to have in life because you technically are gradually becoming a professional music critic and can help people or friends with their music careers and get paid in return (more than just 25 cents for the advice given lol) in the long run. I believe that studying (terminology and music bloggers) would be a good investment of your time if you’re into music and looking to gain knowledge as well as earn money on the side. Slice-The-Pie could be a great platform if used correctly. Thanks for reading. Make sure you click on my link or copy my code when starting a new account. http://www.slicethepie.com/join/UC79E0FF <-----------link UC79E0FF -------is the code you can type in just before signing. Blog coming soon………. terminologies and strategies on how to increase your music review skills (just in case you are pursuing a career or want to be efficient music critic etc.)
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