Hi Sarah! To be honest, I rarely do matched betting these days, just because I’m shorter on time (had a baby!) and I now run a few online businesses that are a better return on time investment for me. I do still dabble occasionally, if I want to make some quick cash 🙂

Generally speaking, the sign up offers are the most profitable. There is still plenty of money to be made with reloads in the long term, but you have to learn some new techniques to profit from different kinds of offers, and it helps if you can get fast too. I know a lot of people who lose interest after the initial sign ups but equally I know many who are still make several £100s a month long term. If you join the Profit Accumulator group on Facebook, there are often threads discussing this topic and lots of people posting their monthly earnings so you can get a good idea of what’s possible.

Good luck!

Thanks for your comment! Me too – surveys are not my favourite way to make money, although I know some people do well with them.

Hi Elliott, thanks for your comment!

Firstly, there are a LOT of betting sites. There are literally dozens that I’d never heard of listed on Profit Accumulator. So that kept me going for a while.

Secondly, you can do offers called ‘reload offers’ which the bookies offer to established customers. A lot of them have regular weekly reload offers and there are lots of random promotions too. These are usually a little bit more involved than the sign-up offers, but once you’ve done all the sign-ups you’ll be much faster so it’s no problem. You never run out of offers 🙂

Hope this helps and feel free to ask any more questions.

Thank you Vanessa! Yes, just keep going!! It can be slow to start with because it takes several months for Google to start sending traffic to your site, plus it takes time to build your own audience and social media profiles, and it just takes time to find your feet sometimes. But once you start getting traffic, it’s SO worth it! Once I started making money it just started increasing month after month. Eventually you’ll reach a point where it becomes a lot more passive too 🙂 good luck with your blog!