This is a sponsored post. I received a promotional item as a thank you for participating.
If you’re a frequent snacker, Mondelēz (the maker of snack foods) wants to hear from you! Do not miss this opportunity to help usher in dramatic change to the snack industry!
Mondelēz has partnered with C Space to create a private online community, for people like you, to give feedback and influence their snack development decisions. The goal of the Snack Talk community is for Mondelēz to gain a greater understanding of the needs and challenges consumers face and to help them decide where improvements can be made to enhance the Snack Talk experience for consumers.
Those who qualify for membership will be invited to join this exclusive virtual community known as Snack Talk. Members will be asked to give their opinions and impressions on a variety of interesting lifestyle and Snack Talk topics. Your feedback will be heard by Mondelēz executives and will make a difference!
BENEFITS FOR MEMBERS:
- Fast and Easy: Share your opinions in just 5-10 minutes a week
- Influence: Your ideas will inspire product changes and new developments. How cool is that?
- Advise: Discuss, vote, brainstorm, post photos & take surveys
- Inspire: Help improve Mondelēz products & services
- Earn Rewards: Make your opinions worth something and earn rewards Amazon gift codes
When I was in college, I used to take online surveys, and participate in online rewards systems that would give me points for doing web searches and things like that. While it did help us out with a little extra pocket change, many of the surveys were very time consuming. Sometimes on surveys, I’d spend 10 minutes only to be told I didn’t qualify for the rest of the survey, or things like that. I’ve also done C-Space communities, and they are only 5-10 minutes a week, and the pay is better for your time when compared to survey sites.
Membership is by invitation only and spots are filling up fast for the Snack Talk community, so take this quick survey today to see if you qualify: https://bit.ly/2HNDJV4
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MeMe R
Well I really hope this is different from all the other you fill out the information for 10mins and don’t qualify survey sites lol. I am taking your word on that! I filled out a long, very long admittance survey and got a we will send you a welcome email in 1-2 weeks response. So, here is hoping. I have to have everything delivered now and it is 99% from Amazon. My husband even works his 2nd job with Amazon, that is how much I order. We do get a lot of free food though, and I mean a lot…. especially when a freezer breaks he may come home with $5-700 worth of meat/cheese and Almond milk plus veggies.
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ellen beck
It sounds like a great way to earn money. I will have to give this one a try. We have snack foods around quie a bit so qualifying that way wouldnt be tough. I usually dont get picked for these things but will try! Thanks for the heads up.
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Lauryn R
This would be awesome! We are big fans of Amazon in our house, as we use it for both my husbands business and our homeschool supplies, as well as SO much else. Also, we might just know a few things about snack foods! 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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Peggy Nunn
I have tried to qualify before and did not. I will try again.
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My understanding is that they try to get a certain variation of people. For example, they may try to make sure they have a good range of ages, and if the first group of people who sign up are all in their 20s, they may start automatically rejecting anyone under 30 so that they can have a more diverse group. But it’s not necessarily just age, it may be gender, marital status, how many kids you have, your income level, and so on. But I don’t think being turned down for earlier communities has any say in how likely you are to get into the next one, it just depends on the demographics they are in need of. 🙂
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I tried. unfortunately, all openings matching your background have already filled up.