iVueit: Earn Cash For Surveys app analytics for September 2

iVueit App – the app that pays for the photos you take. Want to make money taking photos with your smartphone? You’re hired! No resume or pre-requisites needed. iVueit rewards you for gathering photos and completing surveys at local properties in your area. Anyone with an eye for taking pictures and a smartphone can do this. It’s really that simple. When you sign up to be a Vuer, you help the world’s largest brands have on-demand insight on their properties nationwide. All while earning extra cash for snapping photos of the places you may know and visit anyways. That’s what we like to call a win / win. Here’s why you do what you do. Everyday tens of thousands of photos are taken of things like signage, landscape, painting, snow removal… you get the point. However, the lack of resources, and surplus of inaccuracy, has doomed the way of getting the job done. Enter iVueit. Our network of Vuers provide a real time solution to the never-ending demand of property photos and documentation. Imagine this... You walk outside of your local coffee shop and you receive a notification from iVueit that we need photos of the lawn and mulch around the store. Within minutes you've accepted the project and taken a few photos. Answer 5 easy questions on how the property looks and you are done. You've just paid for that latte and then some. Sound too good to be true? Well here's how it works: 1) Download the iVueit app…at this point you have come too far not to 2) Check the map for open Vues in your area 3) Claim a Vue before someone else does and submit the requested photos and survey 4) The client receives and reviews your photos 5) Cha-Ching! Earn $5-$100 per Vue you successfully complete Interested, but want to know more before downloading? Check us out on our webpage www.ivueit.com QUICK TIP: For the best experience, keep your location and notification settings turned ON. This way, you will be alerted immediately when a new Vue drops in your area. "Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life."