Time Is Money

At what point does completing GPT offers become a waste of time? Well, it's a no brainer that if you are not making any money, then you are wasting your time. What if you are making money but you are having a problem reaching the minimum payout? It then becomes an issue of looking at the confirmation rate. Confirmation rate is the fourth installment in the series from The Puzzle Pieces post.

One of the things I look at when I am working with a GPT site is how many offers confirm in ralationship to how many offers I have completed. I am willing to accept that some offers will not confirm no matter what. This may be because the advertiser is not honest or because I have failed to complete all the requirements for the offer. But, if I am seeing a high percentage of my completed offers not being confirmed, I will begin to question the integrity of site .

I have been completing offers intensively for over two months and I know what information to provide on most types of them. So, I am looking to confirm between 80-90% of offers I complete. On one site, I have a 100% confirmation rate. (Check out 100% Crediting of Offers on this link.)

Unless you spend a lot of time learning how to complete offers and then spend the time actually doing the work, your confirmation rate will not be as high as mine. I suggest that somewhere between 60-70% is good if you are doing a few offers a day.

Becoming more proficient and efficient requires more time. I found that spending the time early on has paid off with higher confirmation rates and less time spent completing offers. I can complete 4 offers in 10 minutes on a site that has good site response. The more I do, the better I get. I still believe in the old saying that "Time Is Money." Spend the time wisely so you can make the money quickly!