People are always looking for new ways to save money and if you can offer them a way to save on a product they've been wanting or use everyday, they'll be more than willing to complete a survey to find out how.



If you have no idea where to find a deal to provide, try searching on sites like slickdeals.net or fatwallet.com. These sites have online forums of thousands of people who post whatever deals they find on the internet. Very often you'll find a deal on something you want or that you know many people will. They also have a coupon index of all the current coupons arranged by storename. This alone can be a gold mine if you can target specific store savings to places where people will be looking to shop (link to best buy game coupons in video game forums or a coupon for Barnes and Noble in a book discussion).



Once you've found a few coupons and deals you want to use, write up a description for the deals and lock what you have to do to get the savings behind a gateway. With coupons there usually is an expiration date so you'll know when to take the offer down but with internet deals they can come and go at any time. If you don't want to have to check in on all your deals yourself every few days, keep a note of where you found them on. If it was slickdeals, people on the forum will say once the deal has gone bad and all you have to do to check is go to the last page of the discussion.