[Mr. Ken Russell]

There's been a lot of talk about Project Payday going around, so I decided to give my unbiased, honest opinion about it. Really quickly I want to go over with you my personal experience with Project Payday and why I can't really recommend it, especially to beginners.

The way Project Payday works is when you join, you're required to complete a trial offer or sponsored offer within there. There's a bunch of companies tied to Project Payday that you can choose from. To activate your account, you have to choose from 20-30 different companies to do a trial or sponsored offer. Once you complete that, you then are qualified to make money with Project Payday by bringing even more people into Project Payday.

Each person you get to do the Project Payday sign up form, you get paid $1.50. You simply get paid $1.50 to get people to give their information. Sounds like a pretty good deal right? Well not really. Personally, I've made some money with Project Payday, but I can't really recommend it. The reason why I can't recommend Project Payday is because, unless you know how to get tons of traffic to your website or your YouTube video, it's going to be extremely difficult to make any significant amount of money.

Oddly enough, the number one problem for newbies is getting traffic. The videos that you're watching that are getting thousands of hits or the websites that are on the front page of Google, are most likely going to paint a positive picture of Project Payday and say it's not a scam and you're going to make tons of money with it. The reason is because since they know they're getting a lot of traffic, they become an affiliate for Project Payday and they're going to make money off everyone that clicks their link and joins. If you were one of these people, why wouldn't you make a positive review? But the fact of the matter is, unless you know how to make tons of traffic, it's going to be very difficult and time consuming to make a few bucks. Project Payday doesn't offer a lot of valuable training either, so it's not like you're going to learn a bunch of new skills. If you end up joining Project Payday, you'll end up spending hours upon hours every day trying to make a few measly dollars. I can't say Project Payday is a scam because some people do make money with it and it's been around for a long time, but personally in my opinion it's not really a profitable income stream and new people are going to get confused and not know what to do. If you're new to online marketing, I highly suggest staying clear from Project Payday.

[Mr. Ken Russell]

If you're looking to make a good deal of money online and have thought about joining Project Payday, you might want to reconsider that idea. Today I'll be writing a completely honest review on the Project Payday referral program, so make sure you go through this whole article before you join. If you're wondering if Project Payday is a scam, it is absolutely not. But if you're wondering if it'll get you rich in a few days, it is absolutely not. On the Project Payday website it straight up tells you that you're not going to get rich doing this. You will actually have to put in work to make some money with this program.

To make money with Project Payday, you can become an affiliate and make money off of referring people to join. Once you're a member, you'll receive an affiliate link that you can start promoting. For each person you get to sign up, you'll earn $1.50. People that click your link simply have to enter their name and email for you to earn that $1.50. They don't have to buy anything. It seems pretty simple and easy doesn't it? Well it is, but the problem here is generating enough traffic to make a substantial amount of money.

Traffic generation is the key to making money online. If you can't generate traffic, you won't make any money. A lot of people that are new to Internet marketing join Project Payday because it seems so easy and they don't really have to sell anything. What happens is they can't get any people to their site, and end up making no money with it. Project Payday does provide some training, but it definitely isn't the best.

Even if you are an avid Internet marketer or affiliate and can generate thousands of visitors to your site every day, you're going to be sending people to a link where you're only making $1.50. It'll take a lot of converted leads to make any significant money with Project Payday. If you're looking for a solid income stream that'll allow you to quit your day job, Project Payday won't do that for you. On the other hand if you only want to make some pocket change, you can definitely achieve that with Project Payday. Hope this review gives you a good idea of what Project Payday can and can't do for you.

[Mr. Ken Russell]

Inside this article, I’m going to be talking about Project Payday. I’m going to be discussing whether it’s a scam or not. There’s a lot of talk going on in the industry if Project Payday is a scam, if you can make money with it, and how does it work. A lot of people are wondering these things and I get emails about it every day. I’ll be answering these questions in this Project Payday review. I’ll be telling you about what the other Project Payday reviews aren't telling you because I’m not affiliated with the company, nor am I promoting it in any way, so I’m not going to hold back any information from you. If you’re considering joining Project Payday, make sure you read this entire article before you do!

For you that don’t already know, Project Payday is a company that teaches you how to make money with CPA offers. CPA stands for cost per acquisition, which means there are several companies out there that pay affiliates, like you and me, money to get some sort of acquisition – an email, phone number, any sort of lead. For example, let’s say a company is paying “x” amount of dollars per email. All you have to do is drive traffic to the lead capture page and if they enter their email in, you get paid. You don’t have to follow up or anything. There are tons of these offers out there because huge companies allocate millions of dollars every year for their marketing budget.

One of the things Project Payday does a little differently than traditional affiliates is they teach you how to kind of take advantage of them. Meaning, you find people who may or may not be interested in the products and get them to enter their email address. The problem with this is that it’s not long term at all. Companies will come and go because they understand their numbers - when they’re in profit and when they’re losing money. Obviously if you are sending them people who aren't interested in the products, what’s going to happen is the companies are going to realize their profits are down and they aren't receiving any return on their marketing investment, then they leave. What happens is you end up making a very, very small amount of money with CPA.

Now I know tons of people are making money with traditional CPA, but with Project Payday, obviously it’s not the same. That’s where all this talk about whether Project Payday is a scam or not, is coming from. They’re not a scam, but the potential to make a significant amount of money with Project Payday and their CPA system is not as lucrative as if you were to do traditional CPA with another network. Hope this Project Payday review answers some of your questions and helps you decide whether it’s right for you or not.