Post Ideas For How Someone Could Generate $30-$60 Consistently Every Day As Passive Income?
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Mindfield333
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Basically you shoot, well whatever you want
Portraits, landscapes, street, and you sell your prints online.
Landscapes and street photography usually are big money makers as they can cater to a huge audience of not only people but businesses too.
A website id reccomend is zenfolio because they have a print lab themselves and don’t take out too much of a percentage
The best site would be your own though, just so you don’t have to deal with commission
MasterOfAllHeSurveyz
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If you're good at something, that solves someone's problem, put it in ebook form and sell it.
I have an ebook I created in 2002 that's still bringing in a few hundred dollars a month.
Recently, I just created a step by step guide, in ebook form, on how to use PayPal for the receipt of bank transfers from Amazon Payments. It's only 12 pages and I'm approaching $2K in sales after less than three weeks.
Worried that you're not a good writer? Install a voice recording app, start talking and hire a writer to put it all together.
Writer means no content mills and no Fiverr.
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Just in case anyone thinks I'm all talk. The AMZNJM?????? transactions are the deposits from Amazon Payments.
I have an ebook I created in 2002 that's still bringing in a few hundred dollars a month.
Recently, I just created a step by step guide, in ebook form, on how to use PayPal for the receipt of bank transfers from Amazon Payments. It's only 12 pages and I'm approaching $2K in sales after less than three weeks.
Worried that you're not a good writer? Install a voice recording app, start talking and hire a writer to put it all together.
Writer means no content mills and no Fiverr.
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Just in case anyone thinks I'm all talk. The AMZNJM?????? transactions are the deposits from Amazon Payments.
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If you're good at something, that solves someone's problem, put it in ebook form and sell it.
I have an ebook I created in 2002 that's still bringing in a few hundred dollars a month.
Recently, I just created a step by step guide, in ebook form, on how to use PayPal for the receipt of bank transfers from Amazon Payments. It's only 12 pages and I'm approaching $2K in sales after less than three weeks.
Worried that you're not a good writer? Install a voice recording app, start talking and hire a writer to put it all together.
Writer means no content mills and no Fiverr.
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Just in case anyone thinks I'm all talk. The AMZNJM?????? transactions are the deposits from Amazon Payments.
How did you deal with the marketing and getting your ebook name out ? Was it all keywords?
MasterOfAllHeSurveyz
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I litter my text with the exact titles of posts I found in Google and questions people were specifically asking about in the actual posts. I didn't try to game any search engine as I don't have time to wait for Google or any search engine to decide if my content is worthy. Search engine traffic is just too slow. Say you wrote stellar content that got you first page on Google but your product sucked. Even the best copywriter in the world can't sell shyt and you've wasted all that time sitting in the number one spot earning nothing even though people maybe interested in what you wrote but not interested enough to buy. I rather pay for Adword, Bing and Facebook traffic that sends seekers to my chatbot I created in Chatfuel. I need to know today if the work I put in bears fruit or not. If it fails there, it's mostly going to fail in a Google search.
Tip: I always write my content as if I were talking to my younger brother. Write as if you communicating with a family member or friend.
Tip: If you ever chatbots, make liberal use of the "User Inputs Not Recognized By AI" section which can help to improve the AI. It a godsend for helping me to perfect the AI for questions chatters have that I didn't think of or stuff I might have ignored.
I just had my first +$50 day Sunday and I'm looking @ make $75 today. After the two week period in Facebook for it to work it's algorithm magic, I'm going to increase the daily budget and start testing new ads.
This thread will likely be as eye-opening for me as the certs thread. I've been thinking about how to do this in a manner thats good for me for a long while. Good looking out to the posters with the info
Jimmy Two-Times™
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Jimmy Two-Times™
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Since Robinhood isn't available in tha UK, can someone point me to a direct equivalent whether a website or app?
MarcusDigital
Being Real Till Aint No Real Left
Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and the Cashflow Quadrant when I was 21 years old. I was getting kicked out of college because I couldn't afford school and I failed to qualify for a loan. I was extremely bitter. In spite of a 3.5 GPA and numerous involvements I was still broke and couldn't continue school. My mentor at the time left me with this. "If there's anything I can leave you with. Read Rich Dad Poor Dad and The Cashflow Quadrant. If I read these books at 15, there's no telling where I'd be. I'm begging you to read it."
First week back I read through both books.
You really have to get a deeper understanding of how money works and how the rich do it.
Like I said, the rich buy assets. And assets produce leveraged, passive and portfolio income. This is money you're getting without WORKING long hours for it.
That's the secret. It's money, yes. But it's also TIME.
If you're trading your time to get paid, your income is EARNED income. But with leveraged income... you are leveraging the efforts of others or a system to make MORE money. There's a big difference between a lawyer and owning a few Starbucks franchises. One makes $125,000 a year but works 70-80 hours a week. The other makes $125,000 a year but leverages the efforts of the baristas, the accountants, the managers... they work 40 hours a week running the system and the operations. The owner may work 10 hours a week and all they do is look at spreadsheets and paperwork because they've established a SYSTEM that makes money for themselves without them having to be there to work night and day.
The best indicator of wealth is this: take every penny out of your bank account. Quit your job. Go on vacation for six months. Come back. Look at your bank account. If nothing has been deposited into your account, you have NO wealth whatsoever. In this case, YOU are your only ASSET. And as the saying goes, "if you don't get your ASS ET to work you won't get paid."
The rich BUY assets. That's why you hear them saying buy Nike stock instead of Nike sneakers. Nike stock can turn your $250 into $500 in a year. Portfolio income. Your sneakers will wear away and be useless in no time.
The rich BUY real estate? Why? Because you can rent it out.... passive income. Leveraged income, because you're leveraging the efforts of the people who are working their jobs... so they can give you their money.
The rich BUY income producing businesses. You hear all the time about how companies acquiring other companies... Comcast buys Dreamworks. Amazon buys Whole Foods. It's simply rich people saying, "hmmm this makes a lot of money every month without me having to do much, lemme buy that."
These income producing sites are assets. It's worth getting into the game.
Good sources?
Rich Dad Poor Dad The Cashflow Quadrant
Start there.
If you have any more questions lemme know.
Where do I start buying assets? I know this question sounds super basic but
I'm 23 fcked up in the game right now.
Working 50+ hours a week barely bringing in 300
With the little money I do have how do I begin to flip it into buying assets?
I'm not a rich man, but I'm doing better than what you just mentioned, so ponder what I tell you. You can get an app like Acorns and save very small amounts (I do $5 a week, adds up to better than it initially sounds), with the money going into the purchase of different stocks to grow. If you open your mind, you can turn things that you already have into assets. If you can cook, bake, etc., your kitchen can be an asset. Whip it up and sell lunches at work. I've got a Hispanic co-worker, dude sells plates of authentic Mexican food, $10 a pop, sells out of 40-50 plates every time, before the shift even starts. Dudes with no skills but legit license, turn your license into an asset. Drive Uber, Lyft, apply to be a bus driver, go on Craigslist and advertise to drive people to and from the airport. SOMETHING. My point is that buying assets isn't as hard as people think it is before they start, and don't overlook the possible assets you already have.
DirtyMoney
Banned
Start copy trading which basically means sign up for a service that lets you copy trades from profitable verified traders into your personal account (passively and turn a profit daily/weekly).
Makavalli
Sinister is a system
MarcusDigital
Being Real Till Aint No Real Left
What do you mean breh? Can you break this down?
