Internet surfing refers to the visit to the pages of websites. Reading news, watching movies, playing online games, people surf in the virtual space.
To surf, you need to install a browser on your computer. This is a special program that provides the ability to connect to web sites and listen, read and view the information they contain. Thanks to it, you can also navigate to other nodes by clicking on the hyperlinks.
The web document that opens may contain other links. As a result, the user "floats" through the ocean of information. Therefore, the name "surfing" is used.
Can Internet surfing become a source of income?
To make a living with this activity, you should give up your own preferences and "go" only on such sites that the advertiser offers. 1-2 kopecks are paid for viewing one page. To accumulate serious amounts, you need to visit dozens of pages every month.
Who pays for surfing the internet? And why?
For owners of web resources, traffic is important. The main source of income for them is contextual or banner advertising. Ways to honestly attract visitors to a site require colossal efforts and serious financial investments. This problem is especially acute in the early stages of resource promotion, when it is necessary to attract the attention of users as soon as possible.
And the owners of the site turn to the workers of the anonymous Internet surfing system, who are ready to bring a huge number of visitors to the web resource for a modest fee. As a result, the advertiser pays the owner of the system, and he shares with the users for the pages viewed.
Why is aimless internet surfing dangerous?
Idle walks through the vastness of the World Wide Web "eats up" a lot of time. To use it more effectively, you need to analyze your own working day. A significant part of it is occupied by reading news and statuses on social networks.
A person spends more than an hour for correspondence, discussing information on the forums. For a long time he is looking for information that is not directly related to the tasks currently being performed.
The Internet opens up new opportunities for people in various spheres of life. And at the same time, it sets up many obstacles on the path to well-being and happiness.
People go to social networks for a couple of minutes and spend there for several hours. Every time they promise themselves that this will not happen again. And the next day nothing changes, and the performance drops.
