The Math Of GPT Sites, Part 2

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I'm going to continue this on the topic of a common question: How much can I earn by doing GPT sites?

In the previous "edition," I covered the likely earnings you would gain from only doing offers and surveys by yourself. But, of course, there is much more to the story than simply doing GPT tasks by yourself and making your own earnings. Here's where referrals come in.

On GPT sites, you'll get your own unique referral link upon joining the site. You then use this unique referral link to give to friends, family, or anyone really and they join the site using that link. Then, when they do offers and surveys, you get a certain percentage of commission (usually 15-20%) based on their earnings.

For example:

Assume I sign up to TreasureTrooper then give my unique referral link to a friend, who also signs up. Now let's assume my friend does $30 in offers/surveys and TreasureTrooper has 15% referral commission. That means I make $4.50 for doing absolutely nothing except giving my friend a link.

What if you have 20 referrals who each make $30. You make $90.00. Again, for doing nothing except copying and pasting a single link. There's really no limit to this.

But let's take it a step further. Many GPT sites have more than one level of referral commission. Example: Their first level will be 15% commission and their second level will be 5% commission. What this means is that you get 15% commission on your direct referral's earnings, then you get 5% commission on the referrals that your direct referral brings in to the site. Some sites have three or four levels of referral commission, which can exponentially increase earnings.

**It should be noted that your referral loses nothing to the commission**

As you can hopefully see, referrals greatly multiply your earnings possibilities on GPTs and you can earn a decent amount by having only a few quality referrals.

If you're looking for ways to get referrals, check out the Category on the right, "Referrals."

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