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1 *Disclamer: This copy is not for sale. It is for your personal reference only.

2 How to Earn More on 8Share 1. Sharing Specials When sharing Specials, you help advertisers spread the word about the latest promos, events, and products. At the same time your friends get information ahead of everyone else, thanks to your shared Specials! When your friends and advertisers see members of the 8Share community sharing Specials the right way, its guaranteed that advertisers will entrust 8Share with even more new Specials more Specials, more earnings! 2. Active Engagement To earn more from sharing Specials, the main goal is to get as many people to see your Specials. That is why active engagement is important for people to be able to see the Specials you share. Ways to stay active depend on: a. Your Edge Rank on Social Media Your number of friends The more friends you have, the higher your chances of getting more unique visits for each Special you share. If you don t have many Social Media friends, you will find that the maximum earnings you can get from each Special will remain low, no matter how high your Edge Rank on Social Media.

3 3. Methods to Earn More on 8Share All it takes to get more unique visits for your Specials is applying the right methods of sharing. Follow the methods below: a. Express Thoughts Method When scrolling through the Social Media newsfeed, it is natural for people to stop and read when they see a person s opinion on something, especially when it s coming from someone they know - YOU. Even though it doesn t feel like anyone would care about what you think, you ll be very surprised to see your UVs go up. 1. Before sharing a Special, visit the website of the Special to see what it s about. 2. Ask yourself, What do I think about this? 3. Write your answer in the message field of your Special and share.

4 b. Question Method If there s one thing that catches someone s attention, it s a question. When your friends comment to answer your question, more people will see your post on your Social media feed. This significantly bumps up the chance of getting unique visits for your shared Special! Ask questions related to the Special and observe the type of questions you ask that give you the most answers. Reply your friends in the comment thread - keep the conversation going. Even your friends friends will notice and ask, What are they talking about?

5 c. Tag Friends Method Tag friends who may be interested in the Special you re sharing. Example, if your Special is about a smartphone offer, tag friends who are currently looking to buy a new phone or thinking about it. Or if the Special is a video ad with animals or a familiar actor, tag your friends whom you know would want to see links related to animals or that particular actor. d. Timing Method Choose a time where your friends are always online. If your friends are students, they would most probably be online after school - night. College-goers and young adults will check their Social Media during the day and the night owls will come out to play after the stroke of midnight (12am- 2am).

6 e. Link Only Method Humans are curious creatures. A lot of times, when your friends see a preview of a link with a short description and image, they feel like they ve already known and seen everything necessary about the Special. There is no curiosity left. At this point, they won t feel the need to click to see more. One way you can avoid this is by posting a short, mysterious message related to your Special with ONLY the link of your Special. f. No Thumbnail Method This is similar to the method above, but share your Special without the thumbnail instead. When sharing on your Social Media, you have an option to post it without the thumbnail. When the pop-up comes up, check the No thumbnail box, then share.

7 g. Past Experience Method Share a story about your past experience or a memory you have that s related to the Special. This is especially effective if you have friends who grew up with you (school, college, etc.) because they will be able to relate to it too. And for friends who didn t grow up with you, they will enjoy a glimpse of your past.