Interested in Passive Income Ideas

I work 40 hours a week as a lab technician making $18 an hour, which is decent for my area. I sometimes have extra cash left after bills and want to start saving to avoid living paycheck to paycheck. I’m thinking about investing in a vending machine or two, but I’m unsure if I can manage them long-term. I’ve heard about concepts like airdrops and Shopify but don’t fully understand them. Any suggestions for passive income would be greatly appreciated!

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Consider writing about your skills. Create a cover for your work and put it up for sale. You might be able to solve problems for others.

Just so you know, vending machines can get heavily damaged.

Have you thought about taking some educational courses to enhance your skills and improve your earning potential?

An online business seems like a good fit. Here are my suggestions:

  1. Start an affiliate marketing website. Build authority in your niche and add affiliate links to your posts once you have some content.
  2. Consider creating a YouTube channel and adding affiliate links in your video descriptions.
  3. Eventually, create an ebook or course based on your niche and market it via an email list.
    This can all be done organically without paid ads, but you can use ads once you’re established.

Have you thought about starting a home-based online side gig? I began mine as a part-time venture, and it’s now earning more than my full-time job. Avoid affiliate marketing, POD, drop shipping, etc., as they are highly competitive now. Instead, find a high-demand niche that isn’t oversaturated.

@Parker
What niche are you focusing on?

Tan said:
@Parker
What niche are you focusing on?

I specialize in selling digital mental health and self-improvement products, and it has been quite lucrative.

Parker said:

Tan said:
@Parker
What niche are you focusing on?

I specialize in selling digital mental health and self-improvement products, and it has been quite lucrative.

Do you use your face for marketing? I’m really interested in those topics.

@Dell
I mostly use faceless social media accounts and some budget ads to market my products. The system I use is free, allowing me to market independently.

Parker said:
@Dell
I mostly use faceless social media accounts and some budget ads to market my products. The system I use is free, allowing me to market independently.

How did you develop your system? I’m intrigued but lack a social media presence, as I dislike being in the spotlight.

@Dell
I joined a program run by an award-winning company as a distributor, allowing me to sell their products independently.

Parker said:
@Dell
I joined a program run by an award-winning company as a distributor, allowing me to sell their products independently.

Could you elaborate on that?

Caden said:

Parker said:
@Dell
I joined a program run by an award-winning company as a distributor, allowing me to sell their products independently.

Could you elaborate on that?

The company provides various products, including videos, seminars, and tickets to events. As a distributor, I get to sell these. The products cover a range of mental health topics.

@Parker
What’s the name of that company?

This might sound simplistic, but having a mindset for passive income is essential. Look for investment opportunities that generate positive cash flow, such as energy-efficient upgrades like LED lights or programmable thermostats. These investments can save you money over time and improve monthly cash flow. You can start with small investments and gradually increase your savings.

Consider creating and selling eBooks using AI tools like ChatGPT for writing and Canva for design. Upload these to platforms like Gumroad, Etsy, or Amazon KDP and promote via social media.

Luca said:
Consider creating and selling eBooks using AI tools like ChatGPT for writing and Canva for design. Upload these to platforms like Gumroad, Etsy, or Amazon KDP and promote via social media.

What kind of eBooks do you create?

Luca said:
Consider creating and selling eBooks using AI tools like ChatGPT for writing and Canva for design. Upload these to platforms like Gumroad, Etsy, or Amazon KDP and promote via social media.

How do you promote them on social media? I have a lot of knowledge on niche health topics but dislike being on camera.