Short Surveys

[bostonphil]

I do not qualify for very many surveys but have some luck with the short ones that do not pay a lot. I am talking about 3 minute or so surveys that pay 20 or so cents.  I always look for the short ones and sometimes they pay as much as 50 cents though the majority pay about 20 cents. The short ones also tend to be simple and fun. 

[nannycoe1]

I have better luck with the short ones too

[squirrelgirl44]

I've tried a few of those and I've been getting an error message at the end. Sticking with the longer, higher paying ones for now.

[ladavia89]

Have you tried TapResearch? There tends to be more shorter surveys than other panels

[seesawing]

In the last week or so I have noticed more of these, too.  Today I've completed five so far.  I include most university studies that usually pay 10 or 15 cents as part of this group of short surveys.  I am enjoying them because the topics vary considerably and they usually flow without repeating the same questions in four different ways.  The ones I am thinking of are usually powered by Qualtrics.

[betlynjua]

I agree.  Even though I don't mind the longer questionnaires once in a while, I think it's more practical for me to rack up shorter smaller income earning surveys. 

Then again, it all depends on the survey.  I've done very short surveys worth quite a bit and vice versa. 

I still believe the key is to make the time to earn the dime.  LOL   

[annadote]

I like the short surveys, too. I waste less time if I don't qualify for them and every little bit adds up. Anyway, sometimes the surveys that pay less are easier to qualify for because they usually ask for a more general demographic than those that pay more.

[Angiesw]

I totally agree.  I would much rather work shorter surveys.  I can do more of those when I have time verses sitting for an hour to work on surveys.  I dont seem to qualify for them as much though.

[Sawman214]

these are awesome

[thoughtparticles]

If I'm hitting the surveys (which I rarely do since Say So For Good is no longer with us!) I always go for the shorties. I don't qualify for many, but I'd rather not have much time invested in my penny DQ bonuses.

[kathleenkleinhans]

Yes, that is so true!

[bostonphil]

In the last week or so I have noticed more of these, too.  Today I've completed five so far.  I include most university studies that usually pay 10 or 15 cents as part of this group of short surveys.  I am enjoying them because the topics vary considerably and they usually flow without repeating the same questions in four different ways.  The ones I am thinking of are usually powered by Qualtrics.

I really like the university research studies also but for whatever reason I get a DQ or an over quota for half of them after completing and submitting. This only began to happen somewhat recently but it does not stop me from doing these studies.

[sunwaters]

I like short surveys that pays less, it's almost always approved.

[bremer51]

I only do the shorter surveys.  I can't seem to stay focused on anything long than 15 minutes.  5-10 are my favorite.

[catchow]

I have better luck on longer ones, usually the short ones everyone is grabbing up because they are quick and less painful if you dont qualify