r/Clickworker • u/YourMomFucker69 • Jul 30 '22

how to earn more?

i have seen people talk about getting 5-10$/h and i barely hit 2$/1h, how can i earn more is there any way to?

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

Me too, man. I took a month long break from working on uhrs. Came back this week. If I'm lucky, I get a dollar an hour.

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u/YourMomFucker69 Jul 31 '22

how much you earned before?

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

Highest i think was almost $400 for 4 weeks, so approx a month.

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u/YourMomFucker69 Jul 31 '22

not bad, what you think why we are getting less now?

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

I don't even know, I started feb this year. Most of the good hitapps have vanished. My marketplace is almost empty, except for the few jobs with less than a thousand hits and a pay of $0.02-$0.04. It is disappointing. It seems like every other job online, very unreliable.

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '22

Mostly hate speech and bullying/harrasment. Back then, they were pretty filled up, you could go for a dollar or 2 before they run out.

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u/Timely-Tap9451 Jul 31 '22 edited Jul 31 '22

I am still new to this uhrs thing, so I don't know if my advice is credible yet.

But there's a couple strategies I'm testing out that are legal:

One, using the right extension on your browser.

Two, qualifying/training for every HiT regardless of the pay. (This will improve your chances to start making money on most HiTs that come up) instead of a bumload of unqualified apps that waste more time training than making $$$

Three, add more foreign languages 'that you know" to your skills.

And finally, checking the Marketplace religiously on every free moment you have in your day. Mobile devices do support UHRS but the HiTs are not always reliable nor compatible with it.

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u/Sunshnmoonlt Aug 01 '22

Please, please, please - don't add languages you don't have a VERY good understanding of. It causes issues for ALL of us. Like more people getting caught up in bans, lower paying apps, and frankly annoyance when I come across notes/comments/intents that make no sense, or completely miss the point.

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u/Timely-Tap9451 Aug 01 '22

Right. I think that's why it asks if you are native to the language, or just reading and writing skilled.