ChurpChurp Philippines--Sign Up, Share Information, and Get Paid!

If you are just like me who spends a lot of time on the internet, then you are surely aware of how the internet is able to influence our lives. It has made things a lot easier for all of us--for instance, enrollment at most major colleges or universities is now carried out online, as opposed to having to line up at school for hours, just like how our parents (and our grandparents, and our great grandparents, and so on and so forth) used to do it. With a click of a button, we now have access to the latest news and information about anything, from anywhere around the world.

Of course, the internet is also a place for our voices to be heard. Social networking has played a major role in the political changes that has been happening lately in the Middle East--especially in Iran and Egypt where information about on-going protests quickly spread on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Hollywood celebrities, too, are now getting connected and are able to influence people to support a certain cause or in making some life decisions. For example, within a few hours after a photo of Kate Middleton wearing a certain dress was posted on a website, that dress became quickly sold out at the store where it was bought. Such is the influencing power of the internet.

With ChurpChurp Philippines, you do not have to be a celebrity to make a difference in people's lives. ChurpChurp is an online community that rewards people for sharing information online about a brand, product, service, or event. You get paid a certain amount for every click that your post on your blog or social networking account gets. You may also join their contests and win awesome prizes, and also take part in events where you can mingle with fellow Churpers. 

Anyone can join, for as long as you have a blog or are a member of social networking sites such as Twitter or Facebook. You, of course, would have the option to choose how often you would share information to your friends on these sites, to avoid unnecessary (and annoying!) spam messages. 

Think you're ready to take part! Click on the link below to learn more and become a part of one of the best online information-sharing communities!

Click here to go to the ChurpChurp site.