Coming to think of ways to earn cash back for your purchases, credit cards might be your first go to door, but shopping portals can be an equally effective way to mix-up on cash back offers for items you have to purchase.
Now let me introduce you to 'Rakuten' your all burdens blaster. With Rakuten you don't need to worry about paying any fees or tax charges for cash back and other perks.
Rakuten is pretty low-lift way to score cash back for e-purchases and store purchases, and the cash back you earn can be used for literally anything you want. We can even call it extra pocket money for carrying your advances, it can be used for investments, savings, or even to low down your extra high-interest debts. At first it might not seem ton of cash, but assuring you it will add up over time.
Rakuten is completely free, and only requires an email address and a password. The best part about Rakuten is that it's for everyone, you don't have to keep any rocket science kind of knowledge to use this platform. All you need to is find the store on rakuten.com. click "Shop Now" and shop like you would do on any normal store site. After making an eligible purchase, you will earn cash back and get a check or PayPal payment every quarter.
Further inquiries also confirms that about 76% percent of users agree that the platform offers the easiest way to monetize the website. Amazingly it was voted as the #1 network for pure 8 consecutive years and still continues to be on top list.
Rakuten VS Amazon
Although Rakuten is still the leader in sales. Amazon has already accumulated more users and has established 22 fulfilment centers around entire Japan, compared to this Rakuten has yet established 5 centers around Japan. Agreeing to he fact that Amazon has surpassed Rakuten for being on top list of e-commerce position in Japan. There were also a few theories back in time that Rakuten was owned by Amazon, but as stated, Amazon is not affiliated with Rakuten and does not sponsor or endorse Rakuten services.
Till now Rakuten is available in few countries, (U.S) United States, Taiwan, China, France, (SA) South Korea, Germany, (U.K) United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, and Australia.
Founder of Rakuten
Rakuten was founded by Hiroshi Mikitani. Rakuten comes in the list of the world's third largest e-commerce marketplace company. Hiroshi Mikitani is the author of the English-language book Marketplace 3.0: Rewriting the Rules of Borderless Business. Today, it's global ecosystem has grown to encompass more than 70 businesses across e-commerce, digital content, communications and fintech. It's a group that rangers above 1.7 billion members across the world.
This company was launched on May 1, 1997. Rakuten had about six employees at that time and it's website had 13 merchants. It was named Rakuten in June 1999, and the Japanese word 'Rakuten'' means 'Optimism'
In my opinion Rakuten might be the most reliable option for users who are new to the influencer marketing world.
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