How to become a certified commenter?
- Place 50 comments
- Start earning
How much do you earn with a comment?
Paid comments after you are certified
- 1st comment = 1 credit
- 2nd comment = 0.50 cents
- 3rd comment = 1 credit
- 4th comment = 0.50 cents
and so on.
Can you ever lose your certification?
Yes you can lose your certification
The certification is over a period of 30 days. Eg. you place on day 1 about 20 comments, day 2 again 20 and day 3 you place 10, that's 50 comments.
- Day 31 = minus 20
- Day 32 = minus 20
- Day 33 = minus 10
I saw my comment counts go back from 98/50 to 90/50 just now, and when your counter goes down the 50/50 you need to become a little more active to keep your certification.
It goes down by the hour, during writing this training it went from 90 - 89 - 88
So, be aware of the fact, that when you has placed on one day 35 comments, those will be deducted exactly a month later!
Another interesting thing
How do you get paid for comments
- Go to your credit dashboard
- Shift the slider to the right
- Click on exchange for cash
- The amount will be added to your next paycheck
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RoopeKiuttu
Premium Plus
Yes, that's correct 50 comments on other people's blogs/websites. Then you'll start earning.
The comments should be done through this platform: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments
The comments should be done through this platform: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments
Loes
Premium
Not exactly, you are staying certified with an average amount of 50 comments.
When you place 10 comments today on the 15th of January, they will be deducted on the 15th of February. You need to keep 50 comments over the period of 30/31 days
So when you place 2-3 comments a day, you will not get the surprise as I did, I placed 50 comments in 3 days, a month later they were deducted, and I lost my certification in no time. Due to the lack of people asking for comments.
Those comments should be offered here
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments
Be sure you offer a comment and not feedback. Feedback will be disapproved Wealthy Affiliate After The Walkthrough (page 8)
I hope this helps:)
When you place 10 comments today on the 15th of January, they will be deducted on the 15th of February. You need to keep 50 comments over the period of 30/31 days
So when you place 2-3 comments a day, you will not get the surprise as I did, I placed 50 comments in 3 days, a month later they were deducted, and I lost my certification in no time. Due to the lack of people asking for comments.
Those comments should be offered here
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments
Be sure you offer a comment and not feedback. Feedback will be disapproved Wealthy Affiliate After The Walkthrough (page 8)
I hope this helps:)
Matthew254
Premium
Regards to: I was offering comments and some of them we not approved and the rate turned to 79% what should I do . They state that I can't offer more comments.
Help
Help
Loes
Premium
Hi John, often comments are disapproved because they are actually feedback. There is a significant difference between these two.
First of all, it might be sensible to look if that's the problem. How to use the new comment feature and how to write a good comment
First of all, it might be sensible to look if that's the problem. How to use the new comment feature and how to write a good comment
newmarketpro
Premium
Thanks for simplify the explanation how this works Loes.
Am I correct to say that to keep 'Certified', you need to be above 50/50? I haven't got the time to check site-comment V2 yet.
Appreciate your sharing.
:)Joe
Am I correct to say that to keep 'Certified', you need to be above 50/50? I haven't got the time to check site-comment V2 yet.
Appreciate your sharing.
:)Joe
Loes
Premium
No, you get paid $1 for every 4 comments, and can keep the credits to ask for comments, but the credits do disappear when you are not using them and skip a few days, the credits from the 1st day, are disappearing on the 31st day
I hope I don't explain this in Greek ;)
I hope I don't explain this in Greek ;)
