by Janet Farricelli CPDT-KA

Created on: April 14, 2009

If you are willing to invest some time and have generally good writing skills, you indeed may make $50 dollars with Review Stream. Currently paying $2.00 for quality reviews and 0.40 cents for the bulk rate, it may take some time and effort to reach $50, but it can be quite easily accomplished. If you wish to earn $ 2.00 for each review you must put in a little bit of extra effort by writing a little bit longer, more detailed reviews and with some catchy sentences. Of course, grammar errors and typos may cause the review to be rejected.

There are some reviews that are more appreciated and more likely to be approved than others. For instance, Review Stream prefers reviews on consumer electronics, medicine, cosmetics and any thing travel related. Reviews should be accompanied by the location if they are local. Website reviews should reveal the URL.

All reviews submitted must be original and well written. Review Stream prohibits posting the same review you have written for them on your blog or personal webiste. Doing so may cause your account to be terminated. Their payout amount is $50.00 so in order to reach that amount fairly quickly it is best to focus on Reviews that match their criteria so to earn the $2.00.

In order to make about $50.00 a month with Review Stream you would therefore be required to write at least 2 reviews per day. In order to make $50.00 a month you would have too put much more effort and would need to write 7 reviews per day. Payment is released by Paypal once the $50.00 payout amount is reached. You can always get updates on how much you have earned so far by using their ''request account total'' feature or you can even have the total sent straight to your mobile phone.

Review Stream's website is a bit odd looking, however, it is pretty straight foward. A log in page is actually lacking but writing reviews is pretty simple. All you need to do is click on the ''write review'' page and you are set to start reviewing!

You can get quite creative in writing reviews by thinking about all the businesses you have used in the past and currently use. You can review your dentist, your hair dresser, your child's school, your local pharmacy, the new watch you just bought or that new tasty box of cookies you are enjoying.

There are just examples of the many reviews you can write about and the possibilities are ultimately almost endless. If you run out of ideas, you may simply go visit new businesses and get ideas for your reviews. The important thing is that all reviews are truthful and original.

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