I know. Dumb title. You get the idea though. It's Christmas in Survey Land, too. From the emails and greetings some of the survey/research sites have been sending out, it appears they're slowing down for at least the holiday season. For those still hoping to take surveys over the Christmas period, there's still likely to be a little action at the following websites, however. Some of the surveys are even on Yuletide topics, too! Enjoy.
On the first day of Christmas, leave your true love to his (her) partridges and head for e-Poll. They've already posted some Christmas surveys at their site. There's one about holiday shopping, one about holiday travel, and others on topical issues. As we've mentioned before here, your efforts will earn you points that can be redeemed for CDs (or if you live in the US, a range of vouchers too.) I'll be making that my first regular Christmas port of call. The polls are generally quite short, yet interesting.
On the second day of Christmas, hop on a plane to Australia. I say that as to participate at the next site, you need to live Down Under. It's Interactive Opinions. Look out for a survey called "Man in Red" which you'll find in their members' section. You're asked somewhat silly questions about Santa, elves and the like. Participating at Interactive Opinions enters you in their monthly prize draw. The next prize up is a portable CD player,and it will be drawn on January 15. Whilst in Australia, also check out the survey at the Nestle site Although when you take that one you are lining up for promotional emails, you could win a $10000 holiday with $5000 to spend, for taking it. Thanks Helena, for both of those.
On the third day of Christmas, take yourself and your three French hens to Surveys.com and sign up. It's your present to yourself, as if they contact you for a survey, you'll be rewarded each time. Members in the UK will be rewarded with ipoints, and the rest of us (despair not), with money. You won't find surveys at the site, though. I just put this one in your stocking, as it's new.
At this point your survey diva is singing the song trying to figure out what comes on the fourth day. Ahhh four calling birds. Call in, birds and all if you like, to the Supermarket Guru's Web Site, on the Fourth Day. The prize for taking a survey about meat, there, is "$1200 worth of premium quality beef products from Ridgefield Farms". Freeze it for next Christmas! Or just have a barbie and invite me. It's a nice site. I still don the t-shirt they sent me, on occasion. Head back in the new year for the survey they'll replace it with.
ON THE FIRST DAY OF CHRISTMAS
On the first day of Christmas, leave your true love to his (her) partridges and head for e-Poll. They've already posted some Christmas surveys at their site. There's one about holiday shopping, one about holiday travel, and others on topical issues. As we've mentioned before here, your efforts will earn you points that can be redeemed for CDs (or if you live in the US, a range of vouchers too.) I'll be making that my first regular Christmas port of call. The polls are generally quite short, yet interesting.
ON THE SECOND DAY OF CHRISTMAS
On the second day of Christmas, hop on a plane to Australia. I say that as to participate at the next site, you need to live Down Under. It's Interactive Opinions. Look out for a survey called "Man in Red" which you'll find in their members' section. You're asked somewhat silly questions about Santa, elves and the like. Participating at Interactive Opinions enters you in their monthly prize draw. The next prize up is a portable CD player,and it will be drawn on January 15. Whilst in Australia, also check out the survey at the Nestle site Although when you take that one you are lining up for promotional emails, you could win a $10000 holiday with $5000 to spend, for taking it. Thanks Helena, for both of those.
ON THE THIRD DAY OF CHRISTMAS
On the third day of Christmas, take yourself and your three French hens to Surveys.com and sign up. It's your present to yourself, as if they contact you for a survey, you'll be rewarded each time. Members in the UK will be rewarded with ipoints, and the rest of us (despair not), with money. You won't find surveys at the site, though. I just put this one in your stocking, as it's new.
ON THE FOURTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS
At this point your survey diva is singing the song trying to figure out what comes on the fourth day. Ahhh four calling birds. Call in, birds and all if you like, to the Supermarket Guru's Web Site, on the Fourth Day. The prize for taking a survey about meat, there, is "$1200 worth of premium quality beef products from Ridgefield Farms". Freeze it for next Christmas! Or just have a barbie and invite me. It's a nice site. I still don the t-shirt they sent me, on occasion. Head back in the new year for the survey they'll replace it with.
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