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When you say become an influencer what do you mean? Sounds like encouraging people to sign up for the site in order to benefit from the referral earnings, or do you mean you are able to get favourable terms from swagbucks as a benefit of promoting their site? I couldn't in good faith recommend people to join a site that is squeezing every member of every spare swagbuck that they can get away with not paying out, and doing so would damage your own credibility as an influencer surely? Great for people who already have a long list of people referred when times were good, but I think that ship has sailed at this point.
Originally posted by GreyAndGold
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You just set up a blog and they pay you to write posts on it. They write the posts, so you only have to do a very minor amount of editing. It usually pays £15 per month, for 2 blog posts. It's not guaranteed - they may or may not continue it. But it's better than any other method of earning SB. It doesn't matter if you get referrals from it or not, but if they do take to it and earn, then you will earn a proportion too.
Personally, I've never had a problem with SB not paying out - provided you provide evidence of an offer completion (i.e. screenshots). And really, your credibility as an influencer is a moot point as they pay you to write posts - you never interact with any referrals anyway.
SB cuts earnings on a yearly basis, it's nothing new so best not to get so het up about it frankly. If it's not for you, then leave it but it still works well for me.
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