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Sounds awesome, right? But what kind of company is UserTesting? And what is it exactly that user testers do? How do you become a paid tester at UserTesting?
This article will provide you with all you need to know to start and get paid as a user tester.

Here is a small preview: It is very easy to start as a paid user tester, and it is a great work-at-home gig too! So read along if you are still interested!

Again, the signup process is simple. Sign up with your e-mail address and complete a qualification test.
UserBrain works with both a Chrome Extension for your browser or with an iOS app.
You will have to speak out your thoughts whilst testing, so a basic level of English is be required.

The best part of being a tester: Be yourself.
TryMyUi emphasizes that all you need to do is give your honest feedback while using the test website or app.

A test consists of a screen and voice capture of you using the site or app and a short written response as a wrap-up.

More about ‘TryMyUi’ here

If you, like me, started a blog without any experience, then the chances are that you missed some of the basics that are now refraining you from growing. Not that I don’t believe in learning by doing, on the contrary, but there are downsides to this approach. Eventually, you find something that you missed in the beginning.
One of the courses I believe to be very useful to bloggers is the Free “Tweak & Peak” 7 Days Blog Traffic Boost Email Challenge For Bloggers created by Ana from the She Approach.

In this email course, which will take 7 days, Ana will teach Bloggers what they need to do to improve on their blog to increase traffic.

The Free Blog Launch Blueprint is a free email-delivered course created by McKinzie Bean. She runs Moms Make Cents, a successful and popular blog about helping (other) moms to build profitable blogs, working from home.

This course will help you if you are a new blogger, even if you are not a mom, and even if you already launched a blog.

This company believes in utilizing the crowd in order to process projects fast and efficiently. If you are looking for typical side hustles to perform online, then their platform is perfect for you.

Tasks, or microjobs as they call them, vary from creating or correcting texts, categorization, proofreading, research, testing, participating in surveys, taking pictures, or record audio and video files.

More about ‘Clickworker’ here

Userfeel provides tests in any language. They have a panel of over 110,000 testers that speak over 40 languages in total.

As a tester, your job is to perform usability tests on websites. These tests are typically things like: find a product in a webshop or go through the checkout process.

More about ‘Userfeel’ here

Enroll is a super easy usability testing website (and app).
You will have to perform, mostly, simple tasks that will give companies insights about how their new designs may work out.
Don’t worry, every task comes with clear and easy instructions and will take you only a couple of minutes.

More about ‘Enroll’ here

Get paid to test and review with IntelliZoom. Help companies test awesome designs for their websites, apps, and products, and make money on the side.
That does sound cool, right?

Participating in usability tests, in general, will not generate an income you can live from. It is, however, a fun and easy side gig that will get you extra pocket money.
And besides being able to speak your thoughts out loud, mostly in English, there are no extra skills required.

More about ‘Intellizoom’ here