Slicethepie: A quick and clean way to make $20 a week!

The title says it all. slicethepie is an easy way to make at least $20 a week. You make money from writing reviews about different songs. The longer and better your review; the more money you get. Here's what you need to do to get started:

Step 1: Go here

Step 2: Sign up

Step 3: Proceed through the short questionnaire

Step 4: Finish the questionnaire

And...you're done.

From here, all you have to do is log in and begin.

When you log in, you'll be brought to the scouting page. From this page, you'll listen to a song, rate it, and write a review about it. Once you're finished writing your review, just click submit. And, just like that, you'll have earned a little bit of cash.

Okay, this isn't for everyone. It especially isn't for people who don't like to write reviews. And, let's face it, writing reviews can be tough. So, to help you along, I made a review-writing method. Follow the method below and, before you know it, you'll have written your first review. (Additionally, feel free to amend my method in any way that suits you and, remember, when writing your reviews, be as descriptive as possible. The more words you write; the more you get paid. A solid grasp of basic grammar helps as well).

Step 1: Listen to the song.

Step 2: While listening to the song, begin to write your review.

Step 3: When writing the review, focus on these areas:

•    Introduction: How is the song's introduction? Fast? Slow? Is it a good introduction?

•    Hook: Does the song pull you in and grab your attention? Or is it rather bland? 

•    Rhythm: Does the song have a good rhythm? Is it fast? Slow? Does the rhythm fit the song?

•    Melody: What is the melody like? Is it sweet and light? Dark and heavy? Does it fit the song?

•    Vocals: Can you understand the vocalist? What does he/she sound like? Does he/she have the right voice for this type of song? Should there be more/less vocals?

•    Harmony: Do the instruments in the song blend well together? Or do they clash? Is this a good or bad thing for the song?

•    Lyrics: Are the lyrics well-written and meaningful? Are they shallow and superficial? Should there even be lyrics in this song?

•    Pace: Does the song have an even, steady pace? Is the pace uneven and bumpy? What kind of pace should this song have?

•    Ending: How does the song end? Is it a gradual ending or an abrupt ending? Did the ending leave you feeling satisfied?

•    Commercial success: Do you think this song has the potential to be a commercial success? If no, why? If yes, why?

(You don't have to use the above formula; it's only there to help you write reviews).


After you complete your song review, make sure you've rated the song, and submit your review.

Payout rates: 

As mentioned above, the amount of money you get depends on the quality and length of your review. However, what I didn't mention is that, for each review you write, you gain a bit of experience. This experience effects the amount you are paid. The higher your experience; the more money you get per review. Experience is gained by writing quality, lengthy reviews.

When you first begin, you'll receive around $0.20 for a three-paragraph-long review. So, remember, keep your reviews long and descriptive. Additionally, decent grammar only helps your cash flow.

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