Before you start, here’s something important to remember:
Do not post your youtube video link directly on the forum. Other users may flag your video in order to get ir removed. If you want to get constructive criticism here, upload your video to Metacafe or another video media site and it will not be flagged. This way, you can get criticism, edit your video, and fix it on youtube without giving anyone your link to get your video removed. Also, do not start a ref blog using WordPress or blogspot. It will be removed.-blackfedora
Video guide
There are many ways to earn referrals through Prize Rebel. Blogging tactics, referring on forums, and asking friends are some great ways to get referrals. But one of the most popular ways of referring others are through videos. Often enough, users create videos to reel potential referrals alongside any other method they have. Whether they be videos of prizes being unboxed or helping out new users, videos are one of the most surefire ways to attract and convince potential referrals.
But for some reason, most people shy away from making videos entirely due to the technical aspects when it comes to capturing and editing. But rest assured, with the proper programs and thorough planning, making a video is just as easy as a few clicks. In this guide you will be able to do just that. We will cover how to import filmed videos, desktop capturing, basic editing, and exporting and upload. But first of all, let’s identify the common types of videos we often see on YouTube channels.
Although there are many different kinds, some of the video types include,
• Unboxing videos
• Offer videos
Unboxing videos
Often enough there are skeptics and new users that are often hard to convince. Usually the only way to convince such users is to show them cold hard proof. Unboxing videos are the most convincing and quite possibly the easiest to make. Unboxing Videos allows the users to watch as a new package is opened and the contents are revealed (such as a prize from prizerebel). To see some examples simply goto www.youtube.com and search for “unboxing video”. Unboxing videos can attract a huge number of views if the item is something new and anticipated and you are one of the first to post an unboxing video.
Tools of the trade
• Windows Movie Maker – WIN (If you are running Windows 7 or Vista, WMM is available through a Windows Live Essential download pack, if you are on XP, WMM is available by default in your Accessories start menu panel)
• A digital video camera (This can be anything really. However one that is recent in hardware will be best and will make for smoother transfer from shoot to editing. Unless you are still rockin’ with grandma’s VHS camcorder, that could be a problem)
• iMovie – MAC (Available by default on all Mac computers)
• Tripod (optional)
For the basic, these are sufficient enough to make a video in a matter of hours. However, for those who prefer fancier video editing with full control and want to deviate from Microsoft’s typical movie maker elements, the following will be just the thing.
Before filming, be sure to plan out beforehand and make a list of the things you would like to say. Talking about what you ordered or explaining what Prize Rebel is a sure ice breaker between that online e-barrier. You could also try providing a little background as well such as how long did your prize take to arrive or how the overall process was in getting your prize. Or you can be spontaneous and commentate during the whole filing process.
When filming, be sure to blur out or with a Sharpie marker, cross out any names or address on packages. Having a tripod also helps to steady the camera when shooting and be sure to also film in a well light place (daytime works the best).
In the end, it’s best to have some form of talking rather than having an awkward silent unboxing video. Having a voice matters and makes all the difference between an amateurish video and a completely confident video.By having a say when you are filming, you are showing authenticity which in turn will get you a few referrals along the way.
Offer videos
How Prize Rebel works is really confusing to many. Many new users often enough create a new account as a referral and do not know how to start which results in you gaining no referral points. However it doesn’t have to be this way. As a referrer, you can help your referrals by providing help in completing offers. A great way to do this is to screen capture yourself doing the offers itself.
Although we can’t cover the range of users who use MAC’s, you can still search for guides of video editing through iMovie or Final Cut. For those with Windows who are doing unboxing videos, transferring captured video to edit is very easy. When importing through WMM,
• Be sure to have your digital camera plugged in through it’s USB or Firewire cord and ignore any popups that may come up.
• Open WMM.
• Click the following tab.
• Import.
• And the rest should be smooth sailing.
For those with XP, the UI between the XP version and those with 7 or Vista is greatly different. Here’s a basic editing video for both XP, 7, and Vista users alike.
• Remember to choose the highest quality when importing.
• Be sure to save your project after importing so as you have a backup in case you should ever mess up.
Part 2 coming soon!
(thanks to http://forum.prizerebel.com/index.php/topic,17875.0.html)
Have you ever thought about referring users to PrizeRebel? Some of our users make hundreds to thousands of dollars a month through our referral program. Whether you are a newbie or a seasoned referrer master, check out some of our referral tips below.
Youtube – Many of our referrers make videos and post them on youtube. Your best bet is to pick a niche prize such as league of legends, utilize information about the game and let interested users know how they can the game/game card for free from PrizeRebel
Squidoo – Squidoo lenses are a great way to generate referrals. Simply create a lens around a particular topic such as “How to get free Xbox points”. Include relevant information such as “What are Xbox Points?”, Testimonials from PrizeRebel and how a person can get them for free! Of course this is just an example and you can focus on other prizes that we have.
Start a blog – Blogs are a great way to promote PrizeRebel. There are many options for either free or paid blog hosting. Pick a topic and write up a few great posts telling users how they can get free stuff from PrizeRebel. Feel free to use images and text from our testimonials section to show proof!
Yahoo Answers – Yahoo Answers is a good way of reaching new people who have not heard of PrizeRebel yet. Look for questions from users who are looking for a way to get free stuff online! Remember we not only offer games and game cards but tons of other non gaming related prizes as well! The key is to find questions that are relevant and provide PrizeRebel as a solution to the question!
Facebook – Millions of users around the world are on Facebook and it’s a great way to gain new referrals. You can post your referral link to friends and others by telling them about the site and what we have to offer. Don’t be shy, show off the new prize that you just received!
In my previous posts I’ve taught you how to earn points on Prizerebel-to get Runescape membership-via referrals and offers, but I’ve not really talked about tasks.
Get Points>>Daily Tasks
Tasks can be a very efficient way to earn enough points for Runescape membership, and can also be a very fast alternative to offers. Mostly they involve using google to locate a website, filling out a form (which you DON’T need to use real information for, just make sure you use a spam email address that you can access), and even proof reading articles.
Tasks can take a matter of minutes, but don’t award a huge amount of points. However, don’t let the lack of points put you off, because at the speed you can complete them in, you can easily rack up enough points for Runescape membership more quickly than doing offers or getting referrals! Another good thing about tasks in that they can be repeated as much as you want!
The daily tasks, the amount of points are clearly labelled
Tasks are much easier to complete, and much quicker. Make sure to clear your cache if you start to notice you aren’t being credited. I highly recommend using tasks to get points; they may take more effort, but they are quicker and easier to complete, and there are less complications.
As of 10 am today (Friday 6th July) all Runescape membership players have the chance to try out the new Evolution of combat beta! This is the first beta weekend, and will end at 10 am on Monday July 9th. Jagex are also introducing their first featured event, which will allow plays to unlock a costume for their non-beta account, however you must complete all four beta weekend events.
There are five pieces to the costume (the Mad Scientist outfit), and each of the four weeks players will be tasked with a list of things to accomplish in order to qualify for the outfit.
This weeks challenges are as followed:
“Be a RuneScape member –if you’re not already, subscribehere!
Be on a beta world between 10am Friday 6th July and 10am Monday 9th July (BST).
Complete 1 full game of Castle Wars during that time.”
Easy tasks for the first week, but will they be made harder as the week progress?
Check out the forum post here for more information on the first feature weekend event.
Something that I have noticed many people ask is “how do I remove my title?”, not just in Runescape but on many forums too. It’s a simple thing, but not obvious, it doesn’t require a huge trek or an epic adventure, but it is something you need to find out via other sources.
First off, head to Varrock via the Lodestone network (unless you’re there already).
Now you’re in Varrock, head up to the fountain, and when you’re in the square, look for the man outside the staff shop named Xuan.
Xuan’s location in Varrock
Right click (as the picture shows) and click clear title. Et voila! You’re now “titleless”.
You can also find Xuan in Burthorpe north of the Rune shop (look for the bag icon).
On June 26th, Jagex announced that the evolution of combat beta was going live, and those who had been accepted into the beta and had membership were able to start playing. To those who haven’t received an email confirming their entrance, don’t worry; from July 7th all members will have access to beta weekends!
Here are some notes on the evolution of combat beta (from runescape.com)
“There are a few key differences from normal RuneScape worlds:
The beta worlds are separate from our main game worlds. You can only access the combat beta worlds via the Combat HQ. You will not be able to use the world select option to change to a beta world from the main game.
There are 9 beta worlds in total. If the worlds are full you will be automatically added to the lobby queue. If the lobby queue is full you will still be able to play the normal RuneScape game in the meantime.
We have deliberately restricted the number of beta worlds to ensure a high level of player density, which will help us stress-test the system and gather a high volume of concentrated data.
You should import your character save before playing the beta; once in the beta lobby, you will see a new Import Character button in the bottom-left of your screen. Nothing you do on the beta worlds will affect your normal game save – there’s no interaction with the normal game aside from importing your character from the normal game to the beta game. You cannot export anything from the beta game back to the normal game.
On combat beta worlds, you can submit bug reports directly from the game, via the report button below the chat interface.
There are a number of item trader NPCs in front of Lumbridge Castle who carry a selection of free equipment to help you test out the newly restatted weapons and armour plus off-ha weaponry.”
They also announced that there will be dedicated weekend beta events, with an exclusive costume set to be earned by regular participants in the beta. In total, there are four pieces to collect-one for each special event weekend (indicating there will be four of these).
If you’re interested in finding out more, check out the Combat beta FAQ
A question I’m sure all new Prizerebel members have. Well, luckily it’s a question that can be easily answered, and doesn’t take any effort to do so (except reading).
Over on the prizerebel forums, a thread was started where people have listed all of the offers they have done which have been credited for them. This is by far the best source of finding out which offers are worth doing. Another useful tool on the forums is a thread with all the broken offers, the ones which don’t credit.
The other way to find out is to test them for yourself. This may take time, but if you tried all the offers available to you, not only would you be left with loads of points, but also an indication as to which offers don’t work. Of course if you don’t have much time, then I recommend checking out the two links above.
In other news, no one managed to match the two numbers which were rolled for the lottery. The two numbers were: 47 and 25.
However do not fear, as I shall be holding another competition at the end of June, and remember to spread the word!
If there’s anything more satisfying than swinging an axe into a dragon’s face, it’s swinging twoaxes into a dragon’s face. With the Evolution of Combat, you’ll be able to dual wield weapons, which means new abilities, unparalleled flexibility when determining your gear setup, and – of course – double the sword-swinging, bolt-blasting carnage.
We’ll be adding new off-hand equivalents of most melee weapon types and crossbows (so no need to go stocking up on duplicates in advance), as well as brand new wands and orbs for mages. Packing a pair of melee weapons, or dual crossbows, will open up new two-weapon abilities, whereas mixing up melee, ranged and mage weapons will make you more flexible and effective when weaving between damage types. Further details can be found on the Dual Wielding tab of the Combat HQ.
We’ve also updated the base player character model to allow some for some truly spectacular attack animations. See below for more information, as well as on the Combat HQ’s More tab.
If you haven’t already, check out our latest Behind the Scenes video for a first-hand look at dual wielding in action:
Since Runescape has started, close to 200 million accounts have been made! On the main Runescape website they have put a live counter to count down to the 200 millionth.
Jagex have put together a “grand celebration-along with a series of events and surprises” in order to allow everyone to celebrate this historic milestone!
In other news, the sign up to the Evolution of Combat beta closes on the 19th of June, only 5 days away! Don’t forget to sign up here: https://www.runescape.com/combat (Only open to members)
Free Runescape Membership 