Get Paid To Search With Mahalo

June 16th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under

Filed Under: Blogging • Everton • Tools & Tips

Tags: Mahalo, making money online, OneTipADay, Search Engines, web 2.0

Well, not quite. One Tip A Day has just noticed that Mahalo, a new search engine that delivers results created by individuals rather than algorithms, is now recruiting part-time guides who will get paid $10-15 per result created. At the moment they have a pot of $16m which is available to pay users to create search results, so there’s a lot of money to go around.

If you manage to get accepted then creating a few results a day could add up to a nice additional income stream. Currently only US citizens can apply.

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Everton is based in London and has worked in the internet and mobile space for over ten years now, and before that worked in corporate strategy and consulting. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University, and currently runs the Portal and online operations for one of the largest ISPs in the UK. He also writes for Windows 7 News.

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   Comment by Angie on 16 June 2007:

   I wonder how this will pan out in the end. There are a couple of other similar concepts out there and for at least one of them, I can say that the “guides” have been increasingly less happy with the payout vs. time spent.
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   Comment by horisly on 17 June 2007:

   good!
   a new se market concept, and benefit for those good at information searching people.

   similar as the Yahoo Answer!, which pay no reward to contributor
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   Comment by mv3gp on 17 June 2007:

   how much is the payout rate. Did u tried urself
4. #4
   

   Comment by Everton on 17 June 2007:

   $10-15 dollars per submission.

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