Oh My Gosh Beck!

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, chances are you’ve seen a post or two about Superpoints already. Facebook is littered with them. Blogs are pushing it. It’s hard to escape Superpoints mania.

In case you don’t know, Superpoints is a rewards site that lets you earn cash, gift cards and other prizes for doing simple things like clicking the SuperLucky button (yes, it’s a real thing), getting your friends to sign up and even completing offers and surveys.

So whether your earnings have stalled, you want to know how to sign up more friends or you’re wondering how in the world to even start, I’m going to share with you how to get the most bang out of Superpoints without even breaking a sweat.

Click the SuperLucky Button. Every. Day. 

I know, I know, you’re a busy gal (or guy), but stay with me for a minute here. Every Superpoints member is given a certain amount of clicks - anywhere from 5 to 100. Anyone can make it to 30 clicks a day without having to even sign up one referral. Just confirm your email and complete your basic profile and boom, you’re at Basic Level with 30 clicks a day.

Clicking on the SuperLucky button requires minimal effort. So the key here is to do your clicking while doing something else - watching The Today Show, playing on Facebook, waiting for your pedicure to dry, the possibilities are endless. The key is to get in the habit of doing it. These are free points, so take advantage!

I’m at the Platinum Level so I get 100 clicks a day. On a good day, I can earn anywhere from 50-300 points a day. If you’re still at Basic or Gold Level, you’ll need to sign up friends to increase your level.

How To Get Your Friends To Sign Up

You might be thinking, “Oh my gosh Beck, I’ve tried everything! My friends just don’t want to sign up.” I’ll bet you anything that “everything” consists of throwing up the generic invitation on Facebook and watching it go unnoticed by all your Facebook friends. Don’t do this.

Instead, get personal. Send a message to your BFF and say something like, “Hey, remember how we were talking about saving up for that new Kindle? Well I just signed up with this new site and I’ve already earned a $5 Amazon gift card. You SO need to do this too! It’s by invitation only, so I’m sending one over. Sign up and give me a call and I’ll walk you through how it works.”

Why does a message like this work? Three reasons: it’s personal, you offer proof it works and you offer to explain how it works. That’s it. I’ve found that the most powerful tip to getting people to sign up is showing them that it works. That’s why I am transparent with my Facebook fans about how much I’ve made so far, even posting screenshots of the proof from my account.

Offer to answer questions about Superpoints. If you don’t know the answer, Google it. Challenge yourself to get 2 friends to sign up for Superpoints this week. Then repeat it again next week. Pretty soon you will have your own little Superpoints empire going on.

And the perk to having referrals is that you will earn the same points that all your first-level referrals earn from their SuperLucky Button spins. Free money.

Check Out The Offers At Least Once A Week

Doing the offers on daily basis can be a time-suck, but there are some great opportunities for free points out there, so I try to make an effort to check the Complete Offers section out at least once a week. I’ll watch a few videos, complete a free offer or two and get out of there. For instance, I just earned 19 points for watching 2 videos while researching this article.

If you’re really serious about racking up your points fast, then you may want to check out the offers a few times a week. Superpoints will also send out survey offers from time to time. Again, you have to be at a certain level to receive those offers, but if you work on signing up your friends, you should get there in no time.

So there you have it fellow Superpoint-ers. Follow these tips and you too will be on your way to earning more gift cards and cash. Let’s go shopping!

Need a Superpoints invite? Get one here.

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