List of Micro Job Websites

There is a long list of Micro Job websites but I am giving details of only genuine and paying sites.

Get paid to doing micro jobs:

There are some websites like Microworkers, Shortask, which offer micro jobs that are posted by requesters. Workers need to complete those micro jobs and need to submit proof to the requester. Based on the proof submitted, the requester will pay the worker for the job they completed. Once the minimum amount specified by the website is reached by the user, then they can withdraw funds through online payment processors like Papal or Alert pay etc;

There are a number of great websites dedicated to bringing employers and workers together for thousands of small jobs. As a small job employer, all you would need to do is register and post whatever job(s) that you need help with. The types of jobs that typically classify as 'small' or 'micro' jobs are things like posting comments on Blogs or You Tube videos, following you on Twitter, Digging your site or Liking your Face book site. The use of social media as a marketing tool is one of today's hottest trends, and one of the fastest ways to spread information on the Internet. However, in order for social media marketing to be a success, you need to spread your link out among a wide variety to people who are not connected to each other. In Face book, for example, each person that clicks 'Like' on your Face book page makes your page visible to every other person on their friend list because Face book will show that they liked your page. This is one way that you can end up becoming a small job employer. The object is to find a lot of people who are willing to click 'Like' on your Face book page to spread the word about your business worldwide.

Facebook isn't the only site that you can make use of in social media marketing, though. The social media phenomenon has spread throughout the net like wildfire and business people from all walks of life are taking advantage of it. You can enlist the help of people from all over the globe to Like, Follow, Digg, Stumble, Tweet, vote for You Tube videos and comment on Blogs.

Here's how it works: You find a micro job site and sign up, usually for a free membership. Then you post the jobs that you would like people to do, complete with precise instructions and all the information that they would need, such as the link to your site, blog, You Tube video or channel, etc. Describe exactly what you would like people to do for each - comment, review, vote, like or subscribe. You will need to make some money available to pay the people once they have completed the jobs, so on a typical micro job site you would likely be required to upload some money to your account using a credit card or a payment service such as Papal or Money bookers. You don't need a lot of money to start; on some sites the minimum upload is $10, which is actually a substantial amount for small things like 10 cent 'Likes'. Becoming a small job employer is as simple as that, and you can reach the same amount of people as you might with spending thousands of dollars in advertising.

Here is a list of Micro Job Sites:

Minuteworkers

Microworkers

Jobboy

Mturk

Webeserve

Myeasytask

Microjob

Shorttask

Microlancers