Some insider facts about Yuwie

Little profit

I was introduced to Yuwie as a result of needing to create a small residue income, however I was not aware of just how small that income would be, when weighed up against the sheer amount of time one has to put in to get any financial reward from Yuwie.

Yuwie’s business model is based upon two core tenants:

1) End-user participation is free – no sign-up fees or subscription fees are required.

2) Yuwie currently distributes well over half of the site’s advertising revenue back to participating end-users.

Not only are Yuwie’s end-users paid for the traffic generated for their own personal page, but also for the traffic generated by friends they refer to the site, in addition to traffic generated from their friends’ subsequent referrals (for up to ten (10) layers or generations of personal referrals).

"The revenue potential for end-users is striking and very exciting once you start to run the numbers;” explained Rogers. "If someone only refers three of their friends, who refer three of their friends through ten levels, that one person will ultimately collect a percentage of advertising revenues from about 88,000 end-users, which can translate to about $8,800 per month for that person – every month."

My first payout

Here's a small breakdown of my first full months earnings.
Totals: 15,746 page hits which produced a total of $0.71
Thats right folks! I've made a massive $0.71 cents. Nothing like the $88,000 per month as made out in the introduction above.

I'm glad I primalrly joined for the friendship & networking experience!

Friends galore

I have now accumulated a handsom 400+ friends and communicate frequently with quite a few of them, however I've noticed a trend of proportions that can force Yuwie into an early grave.

No communication

Too many friends just rely on posting animated graphics and image comments as a quick method of a failing communication trend, just to increase ones page views statistics.

Very few users actually take the time to write a unique and personal message, one that has not been just copied and pasted to all friends.

Hard selling friends

Another problem I find with Yuwie friends is that some have this thing about hard selling their ideas of get rich schemes, even if you politely say no, they still bombard your comments with adverts, some even take offence if you turn down their offer, only to find that you've been blocked the next time you send them a return comment.

Conclusion

Good luck with Yuwie, it's not an easy earner, but it does have social neworking rewards.

Be prepared to work hard if you wish to make any financial impact, but consider your time on Yuwie as more of a sociable experience first.