Make sure you pilot test your HITs. Complete it yourself using your Worker account.
- Proofread, proofread, proofread.
- Check links and videos, and make sure a completion code is being provided (if you are using one). Check to make sure the submit button is available.
- Test the HIT in multiple browsers.
- Allow at least one Worker to complete the HIT and provide feedback.
- Utilize the option to reward bonuses, especially if you are trying to form a group of Workers with a specific skill. Bonuses are always appreciated!
- Send e-mails to recruit Workers who qualify to take your other HITs.
- Respond to e-mails as soon as possible. Workers can't move forward until you answer their questions.
- High-volume Requesters should provide a quicker way to communicate with Workers (e.g., instant messaging).
- E-mail Workers before rejecting their work to avoid misunderstandings and misinterpretations. There may be a problem with your HIT, and you won't know unless you ask Workers.
- If you must reject a submission, then provide detailed feedback about why it is being rejected.
Great tips! Picoworkers is another nice site for small jobs. The tasks there includ sign up jobs, Facebook/Twitter likes, YouTube subscribe/comment, app downloads, and more.
ReplyDeleteMost tasks are easy to complete and there's always plenty of work available. They also pay for both employer and worker referrals.
Sign up at the link below to claim your $1.50 sign up bonus:
http://9nl.org/picoworkers