People often ask, “How do you get a blog?” Once someone explains the basics, building a website is not as hard as you may have previously thought. In this blog, I’ll walk you through the high level steps that you need to follow in order to set-up your own website. A true beginner should set a simple “dummy” site first. Build one for your cat if you … Continue reading
Step #5: Attract Traffic to Your New Passive Income Site Now you have figured out what you can motivate on, done the research to see what parts of that people are searching for info/products on, found relevant products to promote (or sell organically), and built your website. Phew! Now you built it they will come…right? Not so much. We have more work to do first. Just keep … Continue reading
Step #4: Act: Build a Perpetual, Residual & Passive Income Site Now you’ve determined some areas you care enough about to truly work with. You have also assessed the market for those areas. Now it is time to take action. Here are some simplified steps you can follow. Buy a relevant domain Try to buy a domain name reflecting the exact phrase that turned out to be … Continue reading
Step #3: Find a Relevant Product to Generate Passive Income Life is full of decisions. As we are only looking at options that generate passive income, this choice has potential to work-out well regardless of what path you choose. I love those types of decisions. The challenge is deciding what path will work out better for you (while considering all aspects of your life). In step 1, … Continue reading
Welcome to Step 2 of Residual, Perpetual & Passive Income Machines Step #2: Research Need and Competition There are lots of ways to do this. I will discuss a select few that come without any cost & are at your fingertips every day. The reason this step is to find out what a large number people are searching for solutions to. If people are searching for solutions … Continue reading
Perpetual, Residual, & Passive Income Machines I am a firm believer in the concept of, reaping what we sow. If we didn’t plant it or help the person who did, we should not enjoy the fruits of that labor. Unless we are invited to do so by the person who labored, it would be theft. If we pass by seeds freely offered only to find ourselves wanting … Continue reading
