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Faizah
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How do I get a at home job where I can review products or review movies or some thing and get paid ?
Time going to middle school soon and I feel like this is a good way to make money
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Doc Frick
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MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENT 13
Faizah most online product testing platforms have a minimum age requirement of 13 years old. While technically an 11-year-old could potentially participate in online product testing, it's highly discouraged due to legal and safety concerns as most platforms require users to be at least 13 years old to comply with child privacy laws. However, some companies may have specific programs designed for families where younger children can provide feedback with parental supervision. Even if a platform allows younger users, they often require parental consent and involvement. Some companies offer "family testing" programs where parents can sign up to test products with their children, as certain products might need young children to test their products specifically designed for their age group. Brands can choose families to test their products based on specific demographics, such as age, gender, and location. This allows brands to get targeted feedback from their ideal audience and make decisions that are more likely to resonate with their target market.
PARENT TESTED PARENT APPROVED (PTPA)
Product tester jobs at PTPA are meant to be a public service for parents looking for products. We’re not just talking about kids products—this could include appliances, electronics, toys, games, travel destinations and more. Start by having your parents filling out your free profile and you could be asked to test a product and leave a review. Once you’re sent the product, it’s yours. The loyalty rewards program also offers testers points for reviewing products listed on their website—these points can eventually be redeemed for more products or gift cards. But be warned, this website has more than 130,000 testers, so there’s a lot of competition.
Faizah most online product testing platforms have a minimum age requirement of 13 years old. While technically an 11-year-old could potentially participate in online product testing, it's highly discouraged due to legal and safety concerns as most platforms require users to be at least 13 years old to comply with child privacy laws. However, some companies may have specific programs designed for families where younger children can provide feedback with parental supervision. Even if a platform allows younger users, they often require parental consent and involvement. Some companies offer "family testing" programs where parents can sign up to test products with their children, as certain products might need young children to test their products specifically designed for their age group. Brands can choose families to test their products based on specific demographics, such as age, gender, and location. This allows brands to get targeted feedback from their ideal audience and make decisions that are more likely to resonate with their target market.
PARENT TESTED PARENT APPROVED (PTPA)
Product tester jobs at PTPA are meant to be a public service for parents looking for products. We’re not just talking about kids products—this could include appliances, electronics, toys, games, travel destinations and more. Start by having your parents filling out your free profile and you could be asked to test a product and leave a review. Once you’re sent the product, it’s yours. The loyalty rewards program also offers testers points for reviewing products listed on their website—these points can eventually be redeemed for more products or gift cards. But be warned, this website has more than 130,000 testers, so there’s a lot of competition.
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Doc Frick
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Hey Faizah!
It’s awesome that you’re already thinking about ways to earn money from home—especially with product and movie reviews. You’re definitely on the right track, and Doc Frick’s advice is spot-on! Most platforms require you to be 13 or older, but there are still plenty of fun and safe ways for you to start earning now.
✅ You could do Product Testing with Parental Supervision just like Doc Frick mentioned, programs like Parent Tested Parent Approved (PTPA) are a fantastic way to review and keep products. I am gonna share with you a couple more to check out, with a parent’s help, of course!
Home Tester Club – They send you free products in exchange for honest reviews.
Smiley360 (now BzzAgent) this is another platform for testing and reviewing products as a family. So you could do it together even. 😌
I suggest to have your parents help you sign up and fill out detailed profiles. The more specific you are, the better will be your chances of being selected!
✅ A second way is to share Your Thoughts on Movies & TV Shows
While there aren’t many platforms paying younger people to review movies directly, you can build your own review space—and eventually, it could turn into a source of income! Come on the entertainment world is growing and people want good stuff so it will pay off really well I've time. You could:
Start a YouTube Channel – Share fun reviews of your favorite movies, TV shows, or video games. (Your parents can help you create a safe, monitored channel.)
Common Sense Media – Sometimes they invite kid reviewers to share their opinions on movies and games.
Remember you can also Use Your Talents to Earn. So if you got a skill or hobby you love then turn it into a small business. I did the same both in high school and even when I travel around as a college stusent and it actually pays off so I do recommend trying it as well because at your age people appreciate it very much. You can:
Create & Sell Crafts – Make and sell things like friendship bracelets, keychains, or digital art on Etsy (through a parent’s account). And soon it might even grow who knows😎. You can even do paintings just do the ones which are popular that way people would buy them. For example if landscapes are being bought more or cars😎.
You can also tutor Younger Kids. Yep even at your age you can. If you’re great at a subject, you could help younger kids with schoolwork. Parents would pay well too.
There is ways to earn also without requiring you to be online which are also Family-Friendly Jobs.
For example,
Pet Sitting & Dog Walking this Offer is to walk dogs or pet-sit for neighbors (with permission, of course).
Yard Work & Chores. Helping out by mowing lawns, shoveling snow, or assisting with gardening.
Faizah just don't worry too much because once you hit 13, even more doors open like: Survey Websites and UserTesting so for now you can give a shot to those things available. 😉
🎉 Lastly remember to Start Small & Dream Big! So while you might not make a fortune overnight, starting early means you’re building skills and opportunities for the future. Plus, by sharing your honest reviews and being consistent, you might catch the attention of brands who want YOUR opinion.😁🤓
So Faizah keep going, stay safe online, and have fun earning, you got this buddy and let me know if I missed anything or if you need anything else! 🤗
It’s awesome that you’re already thinking about ways to earn money from home—especially with product and movie reviews. You’re definitely on the right track, and Doc Frick’s advice is spot-on! Most platforms require you to be 13 or older, but there are still plenty of fun and safe ways for you to start earning now.
✅ You could do Product Testing with Parental Supervision just like Doc Frick mentioned, programs like Parent Tested Parent Approved (PTPA) are a fantastic way to review and keep products. I am gonna share with you a couple more to check out, with a parent’s help, of course!
Home Tester Club – They send you free products in exchange for honest reviews.
Smiley360 (now BzzAgent) this is another platform for testing and reviewing products as a family. So you could do it together even. 😌
I suggest to have your parents help you sign up and fill out detailed profiles. The more specific you are, the better will be your chances of being selected!
✅ A second way is to share Your Thoughts on Movies & TV Shows
While there aren’t many platforms paying younger people to review movies directly, you can build your own review space—and eventually, it could turn into a source of income! Come on the entertainment world is growing and people want good stuff so it will pay off really well I've time. You could:
Start a YouTube Channel – Share fun reviews of your favorite movies, TV shows, or video games. (Your parents can help you create a safe, monitored channel.)
Common Sense Media – Sometimes they invite kid reviewers to share their opinions on movies and games.
Remember you can also Use Your Talents to Earn. So if you got a skill or hobby you love then turn it into a small business. I did the same both in high school and even when I travel around as a college stusent and it actually pays off so I do recommend trying it as well because at your age people appreciate it very much. You can:
Create & Sell Crafts – Make and sell things like friendship bracelets, keychains, or digital art on Etsy (through a parent’s account). And soon it might even grow who knows😎. You can even do paintings just do the ones which are popular that way people would buy them. For example if landscapes are being bought more or cars😎.
You can also tutor Younger Kids. Yep even at your age you can. If you’re great at a subject, you could help younger kids with schoolwork. Parents would pay well too.
There is ways to earn also without requiring you to be online which are also Family-Friendly Jobs.
For example,
Pet Sitting & Dog Walking this Offer is to walk dogs or pet-sit for neighbors (with permission, of course).
Yard Work & Chores. Helping out by mowing lawns, shoveling snow, or assisting with gardening.
Faizah just don't worry too much because once you hit 13, even more doors open like: Survey Websites and UserTesting so for now you can give a shot to those things available. 😉
🎉 Lastly remember to Start Small & Dream Big! So while you might not make a fortune overnight, starting early means you’re building skills and opportunities for the future. Plus, by sharing your honest reviews and being consistent, you might catch the attention of brands who want YOUR opinion.😁🤓
So Faizah keep going, stay safe online, and have fun earning, you got this buddy and let me know if I missed anything or if you need anything else! 🤗
Bright Komor
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Bright’s Answer
Companies are increasingly seeking feedback on their products, movies, and more, and paying people to share their opinions is a popular way to make money. There are numerous opportunities to review various items, including toys, games, snacks, movies, books, and apps. However, there are age restrictions, often requiring individuals to be at least 13, sometimes even 18, as they may involve personal information or handling money.
To become a successful reviewer, focus on building skills such as writing, starting a blog, exploring age-appropriate options, and offering reviews for family and friends. Be patient and continue learning and practicing as you get older. Be cautious about websites or offers that seem too good to be true, and always check with your parents before providing personal information or agreeing to anything online.
In conclusion, while getting paid to review is a great way to make money, it requires a lot of effort and dedication. By focusing on building skills and practicing, you can become a successful reviewer in the future.
To become a successful reviewer, focus on building skills such as writing, starting a blog, exploring age-appropriate options, and offering reviews for family and friends. Be patient and continue learning and practicing as you get older. Be cautious about websites or offers that seem too good to be true, and always check with your parents before providing personal information or agreeing to anything online.
In conclusion, while getting paid to review is a great way to make money, it requires a lot of effort and dedication. By focusing on building skills and practicing, you can become a successful reviewer in the future.