Freebies and free stuff

While I don’t put many affiliate links here on Hey, It’s Free!, from time to time I will find freebies and offers worth posting. If you’re looking to start a freebie site or even make a few bucks off your blog, I would greatly suggest and appreciate if you signed up under my referral links below. I either get a small percentage (usually somewhere around 2%) of whatever you make or a flat “finders fee” of a few bucks.

Google Adsense – Adsense sadly no longer offers referrals, however you should still highly consider signing up with them. Their ads are unobtrusive, can be customized to fit your color scheme, and easy for users to identify and know what they are clicking on. I don’t feel I trick my users by placing these ads on the site and often times, Google Adsense is so smart, it optimizes the ads for your website. Thus on Hey, It’s Free! you will see ads for other freebies sites out there instead of ads for lawyers and car insurances.

MySavings – A relative newcomer to the scene, MySavings is a pretty good company. They don’t have the widest array of offers to choose from, but they send out monthly earning checks on time, which is highly appreciated.

Logical Media – They have quite a few exclusive offers, which helps diversify the freebies you can offer to your readers. They also are quite competitive when it comes to price matching offers you may find on other networks.

Coupons.com – By far the number on coupon printing site on the Internet. If you have a blog in any way, shape, or form about saving money then you need to be a member of their site.

Panthera Network – Probably one of the best companies to find pure freebies on. If you run a freebie site, you’ll be able to find a surprisingly high number of non-spammy offers on Panthera. Their customer support is top notch as well.

Rev Response – Offer your readers free magazine subscription!

HydraMedia – Another site with tons of offers. Their payout threshold is lower compared to other similar sites, so that’s always nice when you’re getting checks more often.

Maxbounty – Maxbounty honestly isn’t as good as it used to be. Their selection for legit freebies has dwindled over the years, but every now and then you can find some unique offers to tout, such as free t-shirts and magazines. I did get two magazine subscriptions from them for free, which is why I started using them in the first place.

BulletAds – From what I can tell, BulletAds is like a carbon clone of PrimaryAds. In fact, I think they may be owned by the same company, but don’t quote me on that. Either way, they have a few freebie offers and usually tend to be different than the ones over on PrimaryAds. So it kinda makes sense to join up with both.

Clickbooth is just like the two above, with both PPC and PPA offers. Again, I use this network in conjunction with the two listed above on another website and it seems like they do well together for me. Unless you have a gigantic site with a tens of thousands of visitors a day, you won’t get rich off one of these programs alone. But if you sign up for multiple sites and use your ref codes wisely, you can make a decent chunk of change every day and have some playing around money at the end of the month.