Mystery Shopping? Read This First!

Mystery Shopping-First Steps!

Mystery Shopping application forms can be time consuming. If you follow these steps,you'll find it can save you a bundle of time. These tips should help you get off to a great start in Mystery Shopping:

Mystery Shopping Four Simple Start Up Steps

Step 1. A.S.A.P. Set up a separate free email for your mystery shopping. I suggest Gmail for lots of reasons. (I wish I had. Now I'm having to transfer all my info and accounts to Gmail) Let me know if you need help with any of these steps..

 Step 2. Download RoboForm. It's free and you'll need it for filling in tons of forms. (Need Help with it? Drop me a comment!)


Step 3. Set up a free PayPal account using your new email (most companies pay by PayPal) Don't choose the business option. Unfortunately, PayPal has started charging people for getting paid. Check the payment options with each company, and decide what's best for you. It's free to create the account though.


Step 4 Start preparing a database, or list of answers for job application forms (most forms are identical). Having your answers ready ahead of time, will make it much faster to get your applications in so you'll be working sooner. Remember to use Spell and Grammar check, then copy and paste your answers into the forms.
Do you have Microsoft Word? If not, ask me for a link to Open Office –a free compatible program.

Application Answers
Three of the most important questions test your writing ability, and determine your chances of being chosen for a job:
A. Describe a recent shopping experience where you received excellent customer service.
B. Describe a recent shopping experience where you received poor customer service.
C. Why would you make a good mystery shopper?

 They are looking for people who: are reliable, self-starters; who state facts not opinions; can blend in with the regular customers, think on their feet;, have good writing skills (especially grammar and accurate vocabulary):and are non-judgemental.

The number of words allowed for these questions varies from company to company. Usually no more than 250 characters.

Also make lists of all the:
Towns around your area, (including postal and area codes) where you would be willing to shop
Stores and restaurants you frequent
TV shows you watch.

 If  you, or anyone you know, wear  or need glasses; there are some really well paying shops for these. I can put a word in for you with my scheduler.

"We're all in this together and I'm pullin' for ya"

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 (Yes, I'm a Red Green Fan)
Remember- NEVER pay for mystery shopping information. You can get it for FREE!
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