Passive Streams of Income – Create Your Streams Now!
As we look forward to the beginning of another year, it is time to re-evaluate what you want your life to look like this time next year. Are you happy with your current passive income streams? Are they helping you achieve the goals that you have set for yourself? If not, now is the time to start planning your year. If you wait until January 1st, you will be a few days behind me!
Here are a few passive streams that I plan on utilizing over the next 12 months. Each of these have my referral link embedded in them, so I would appreciate that if you do sign up, use my link.
Today.com – My newest experiment. Get paid $1 per post (max of one post per day) plus residual income based on page views.
Bukisa – When I write an article that does not fit eHow’s How-to format, I submit them to Bukisa. In 2009, I plan one utilizing them more often.
eHow – Quite simply my preferred method of generating passive income. Here you can create short articles on a PR6 website and share in the revenue.
Affiliate Product Sales – Using Today.com as my platform, I plan on spending a tremendous amount of time performing a 3-month “bum marketing” experiment. I will document my success, or failure, with article marketing in tremendous detail.
Of course, I will still use swagbucks and homepagefriends to perform all of my internet searches. Basically, I love the extra money I earn. Home Page Friends pays in British Pounds which means I make more money on each search.
If you have any suggestions on sites that you use to make additional passive income, please let me know. 2009 is going to be a GREAT year. I look forward to hearing from you!
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So do you have any other non-writing related passive income streams other than swagbucks and homepagefriends? Any dividends, CD’s, peer to peer lending, etc? I am only asking because of am putting together my goals for 09 as well and I plan for it to be a fine year.
Last year, I used covered calls to supplement my income. Once the stock market TANKED it made my positions less favorable, and thus, harder to maintain my desired income requirements. I have started using DRIPs again, which at one time before I worked for E&Y, was a sizable portion of my portfolio. Once I get all of my goals finalized, I will send you a list.
I am hoping to generate more “non-writing” sources over the course of the next year. Thanks for stopping by my friend!