Google Consumer Surveys

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Google Consumer Surveys

alika

8:17 pm on Feb 19, 2015 (gmt 0)

Adsense has posted on its blog and sent email to publishers about their Consumer Surveys [adsense.blogspot.com...]

- $0.05 or local equivalent for each answered question
- Unpaid test surveys to run for 7-10 days (another page shows 15-30 days test surveys for evaluation); once approved, paid surveys will run
- 10% survey completion rate required
- needs code to be placed to wrap "premium content" as well as a code before <body>
- payment will be combined with Adsense

Will you sign up?

For those already running it, how is it working for you?

not2easy

8:27 pm on Feb 19, 2015 (gmt 0)

There was a question about this a few months ago here and it didn't generate a lot of interest.[webmasterworld.com ]
I would not use it, but for some sites it might work. I don't like the "Click to see the Content" method, it might generate more back button clicks than AdSense clicks.

ken_b

9:16 pm on Feb 19, 2015 (gmt 0)

As a surfer I've come to LOVE this. The questions are usually so benign that they seem almost meaningless.

And there is often a "skip this" button (I wonder if pubs get paid when that gets clicked?).

netmeg

9:58 pm on Feb 19, 2015 (gmt 0)

Nope, not on my radar.

breeks

11:37 pm on Feb 19, 2015 (gmt 0)

Pass on Consumer Surveys. $0.05 not worth it.

MrSavage

6:04 am on Feb 21, 2015 (gmt 0)

To say that I despise sites running these? I abstain from those sites. I don't want to be one of those. I'm passionate about my dislike.