Make Online Money

YouTube

We can't promise you'll earn £100,000 like the dad who uploaded “Charlie bit my finger – again!”, the clip of two cheeky brothers that racked up 825m views. Yet even if yourYouTube videos don't become global phenomena, it's possible to earn a little extra each month through the clip-sharing site.

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As well as paying for written content, Clickworkeroffers other jobs, including data entry, web research, product reviews and data tagging.

MoneySavers report there's heaps of work on offer. They've penned Groupon adverts, travel destination descriptions, flight adverts and fashion articles, to name a few.

You must complete a test before you can work, and most jobs require a score of at least 90%. You can earn between £2 for shorter jobs and £5 for longer ones.

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Consumer opinions site Dooyoo pays up to 60p for each product review you write. The amount you get depends on the product's category. For popular products it's 60p and many electronic items 30p, but for others, such as books, it's only 10p.

Reviews need to be at least 150 words long, though try to stick to your personal experiences rather than padding with lists of technical specs.

Once you rack up £20, you can convert it into a £20 Amazon voucher. Beware: Dooyoo points ("miles") expire after one year, and a few MoneySavers have been caught out.

Committed reviewers, such as MoneySaver jenniewb, have made bundles of cash.

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Always wanted to have a crack at the old writing game? Now's your chance. Textbroker pays for content for adverts, websites and newsletters. The company acts as a middleman between clients and writers, taking a cut from each piece sold.

Typical payments are £5 to £30 per article, and forumites have written about everything from sport and wildlife to finance and casinos. Some MoneySavers have suggested that article acceptions can be patchy and it's often slow to accept new writers - a couple of things to watch out for.

We're not talking Stephenie Meyer's Twilight sums. But some forumites, such asSinkorswim, are turning over a grand a year:

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Similar to Swagbucks above, Gift Hulk pays for a host of web activities, including watching videos, answering polls and searching via its site instead of Google.

While the site looks a little basic, many MoneySavers are fans. You get paid in Hulk Coins, which you then convert into rewards including Amazon vouchers (make sure you select vouchers in GBP, rather than US dollars).

Special codes give extra points - forumites post them in the Gift Hulk thread.

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Free smartphone app Qustodian pays you to read adverts. Simply download the app, and plug your likes and dislikes into your profile. It then sends adverts matching your interests to your Qustodian inbox. You get paid cash when you view messages, respond to questions or watch videos.

It pays cash via PayPal or via BACS into your bank account when you earn £10. Forumites report the slow trickle of messages means it takes a while to hit this, so this app's just one for committed online earners.

Get paid to read adverts on your mobile Qustodian

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It's possible to earn high street vouchers just for watching videos though Maximiles. Clips are short adverts, for example, Andrex promos or Cheryl Cole videos.

New vids come up every day, so visit often, plus forumites post the latest ones in the Maximiles thread. One thing to watch out for: make sure you're logged in when you rate the videos, or you won't get points.

You can cash in points for gift vouchers. For example, 6,300 Maximiles can get you a £25 Argos voucher.