5 Most Effective Websites to Make Cash Online

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Making money online is a dream come true for many people. The internet offers various opportunities to make money, and it can be hard to know where to start.

This blog post will show five of the best websites for making money online. These websites are legitimate and offer a variety of ways to make money. We hope you find this information helpful!

1. Survey Junkie

Survey Junkie is an insights platform that rewards you for taking surveys. It's free to join, and you can start earning money right away.

You'll gain points for each survey you complete, which you can redeem for cash or gift cards.

Over $1 million has been paid out to Survey Junkie members monthly so far.

Completing just three surveys a day can earn you as much as $40 a month.

Besides, Trustpilot rates it 4.5/5, resulting from more than 30,000 reviews. And the best part is that members can cash out beginning at $5, the industry's lowest redemption threshold.

2. Fiverr

Fiverr is an online marketplace for services. Services offered on Fiverr include writing, graphic design, programming, and more.

If you're searching for legitimate options to make money online, Fiverr is a great option. It's easy to get started, and you can earn money right away.

Just create your profile for the job that you want to apply for. After it, you can apply for corresponding gigs and get paid for your services.

3. Upwork

Upwork is a legitimate freelancing platform where businesses and independent professionals connect and collaborate remotely.

If you're searching for legitimate methods to make extra money from home, Upwork is a great option. It offers a variety of opportunities for freelancers, from writing to web development.

To get started, create a profile and start applying for jobs. You can set your rates, and Upwork will take a percentage of your earnings.

For example, if you are a middle-level programmer, you can charge $20 hourly. You can also charge per project or milestone.

4. Guru

Guru is a freelancing platform similar to Upwork. It offers a variety of opportunities for freelancers, from writing to web development.

To get started, create a profile and start applying for jobs. You can set your rates, and Guru will take a percentage of your earnings.

It has 800,000 employers worldwide. $250 million has been paid to freelancers so far.

5. PeoplePerHour

PeoplePerHour is a freelancing platform similar to Upwork and Guru. It offers a variety of opportunities for freelancers, from writing to web design.

To get started, create a profile and start applying for jobs. You can set your rates, and PeoplePerHour will take a percentage of your earnings.

It has over 100,000 employers worldwide. $15 million has been paid to freelancers so far.

Start making money today!

So, if you are looking for ways to make some extra cash online, give some of these websites a try. You may be surprised at how practical it is to start making money from the comfort of your own home.

And who knows, with a little hard work and perseverance, you may be able to turn one of these side hustles into a full-time career.

 

Gear up for a Spacestastic Easter at Sheraton Manila Bay

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Gear up for an intergalactic adventure on Easter Sunday as Sheraton Manila Bay hosts a “Spacestastic Easter Celebration” on April 17, 2022, from 11:30am to 2:00 pm at its famed top-floor restaurant, Pacific Lounge.

Families, friends, children, and kids-at-heart will be treated to a sumptuous brunch buffet prepared by the hotel’s culinary team, arts and crafts activities, parlor games, and kiddie Easter egg hunt for only Php 1,200++ per person. Kids 5 years old and below will get to dine for free while children aged 6 to 11 are entitled to 50% discount (Php 600++ per child). Easter egg hunters will also take home a special goodies bag filled with exciting giveaways from our Oishi, Tulip, Orion, Evian, Evian Brumisateur, Salonpas, and Bye Bye Fever.   Pacific Lounge is located at the 21st floor, Pan Pacific Manila, M. Adriatico cor. Gen Malvar Sts. Malate, Manila. For reservation please call +632 5318 0788 or email reservations.manilabay@sheraton.com. Like us on Facebook and Instagram @sheratonmanilabay and Twitter at @sheratonmnlbay. For more information, please visit our website at www.sheratonmanilabay.com.

DLS-CSB film majors rule AdU filmfest

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Three film students from De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde recently hauled most of the awards at the annual Realifilm competition of Silip@Lente, a student film organization based at Adamson University.

Award-winning filmmakers Vahn Leinard Pascual and Andre Joachim “Aki” Red useled the 1-2 punch of Benilde as sophomore Caitlin Macaraig joined them in the Realifilm “Liwanag sa Dilim” winning circle. They are all taking up Bachelor of Arts in Digital Filmmaking at the DLS-CSB School of Design and Arts.

Pascual’s “Silang Mga Naligaw sa Limot” (They Who Were Lost in Oblivion) bagged the Realifilm Gold Award and Best Director prize, while “Safety Shots” of Anakpula Productions brought home the Realifilm Silver Award, Best Cinematography, and Best Actor for Red.

In addition, “Ihi sa Bote,” written and directed by Macaraig of Kiken Films, secured the Realifilm Award of Virtue, Best in Production Design, and Best Actress for her cousin Mary Grace Macaraig as Elise.

In “Silang mga Naligaw sa Limot,” a girl (Joy Romero Arsola) wakes up after a typhoon surge, recalls the disastrous event that had happened, and later sees a lifeless body lying by the seashore.

Pascual shared that they want to tell the narrative of people who were victimized by typhoons and abused by those who are in the government. “The concept just popped out in my mind when my family decided to go on a beach trip for three days. And with no screenplay and limited equipment – just a tripod, a small camera with kit lens, and my friend as an actress, we decided to make my vision happen.”

In “Safety Shots,” Red focuses on a filmmaker’s attempts to create a film out of unused takes from his previous works, at the height of a creative block brought about by the repetitiveness of pandemic living.

Red, who also acted in the film, shared that he faced a “severe creative burnout” during the pandemic. “Everything around remained just as restrictive and repetitive. Days become harder to differentiate from each other. Frustration was a primary motivator in the creation of this film; frustration from having no control of the inevitable death of passion brought about by an inefficient pandemic response.”

Meanwhile, “Ihi sa Bote” recalls Elise’s childhood trauma as she catches up with her parents and boyfriend one afternoon. As her father brings up her peculiar habit of peeing in bottles when she was younger, everyone laughs at her. However, she feels uncomfortable about it.

Macaraig hopes that matters like this would be given more attention. “This is just a step in creating a world that is far from any form of trauma and it’s about time we initiate healthier conversations. Because to feel is to be human, and no child should feel any different from anyone else,” she stressed.

Pascual was recently cited as Film Ambassador by the Film Development Council of the Philippines and awarded the Ani ng Dangal by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. This after his film got a special mention from the jury of the 14th Tbilisi Sunrise International Youth Film Festival in Georgia.

On the other hand, Red won the top prize at the 19-21 age category of the third Manila Student Film Festival for “Lilipad na si Birdie,” the Bronze Award for the same film at Realifilm in 2019, and the Best Sound Design for “Signal Notice” at the 8th Nabunturan Film Exhibition or NABIFILMEX in Davao de Oro.

Screenwriter Gilliann Ebreo and filmmakers Mike Sandejas and Joselito “Jay” Altarejos made up the jury of the Realifilm competition this year, with the theme “Go Overboard: Withstand Obstacles of Disarray.”