A few years ago one of the big bloggers had included an affiliate link to his
book on Amazon in one of his posts. (An affiliate link means that he'd get commission on each book sold.)
Plenty of his subscribers clicked on the link and bought the book.
What really blew him away was when one reader clicked the link and then went down a few rabbit holes on Amazon (hey we all do it.) In the process, they found a dining table and 8 chairs and bought them.
That blogger got the affiliate commission on that purchase too.
So instead of just a few bucks for a book, he got a few hundred for a very nice dining set.
While affiliate marketing is active in that the blogger sent out a post to his subscribers, that link remains active forever, so someone clicking months or years later will still deliver
revenue.
That's passive income.
Some passive income is easy to
see, it's obvious in the ads you might see on a design site (more often bloggers.)
In some cases it's less obvious as it may be a series of affiliate links to products that are inside an article.
Because design has so much product, the possibilities are perfect for passive income. READ MORE...
Mega Hugs,
Melissa
PS. The great thing about passive income streams is that when you set them up properly and they are getting a continual stream of traffic, they work 24/7/365, so you don't have to. Prosper by Design!
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