Comments on: Do You Have a Plan B to Support Your Passive Income Business?

By: Dani

Dani — Sat, 25 Dec 2010 07:19:24 +0000

You really have provided a good information there. And regarding your main question. Do I have a plan b to support my passive income? Of course I do! I would not quit this business! One thing that I have learned that relying in a single source is not good. So I have a successful blog or website, I can always have more. Moreover, the more sites I have more earnings, if one of those fails, there will be another in reserve.

By: Lis

Lis — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:38:56 +0000

Its not easy to make money online – it takes time to build your businesss – just as in the real world – and very few people make a living from just one blog …

By: duong

duong — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 10:16:14 +0000

seem it is hard to make money online, i have a blog for 3 years, but i have not got any money from it, i try on affiliate, ads programs, but i have not got any yet , in clude my Adsense, there is no income

By: I am looking for a job!

I am looking for a job! — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 21:26:06 +0000

Good morning. Is it possible to make money at home by using adsense?
I have already google ad sense Ads on my webpage but I dont have readers click my ad on my blog either. I think ive made about $0.20 today. Thats pretty bad.

By: Matt Green

Matt Green — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 11:49:27 +0000

That is a very good point Marisa, and one which I have considered. The fear of having all my eggs is one basket was why I moved from just Hubpages to Infobarrel as well and I also plan on writing for other revenue sharing sites soon. In addition, to protect myself from the loss of Adsense revenue for whatever reason I have started to write hubs which incorporate Amazon capsules to earn a bit more money.

I am planning on setting up a couple of websites and blogs in the not too distant future, although my technical ability when it comes to websites is quite limited and so I decided to learn how to walk before I could run (by using hubs/infobarrels etc). Also I am using my hubs/infobarrels as research to judge whether it is worth creating an individual website for a particular topic. Hopefully in 12 months I should have over 100 hubs/infobarrels, a couple more free blogger blogs and at least one hosted website of my own/in partnership with a couple of very good friends.
.-= Matt Green@A Little Extra Money UK´s last blog ..Monthly Update – August 2009 =-.

By: Matt Green

Matt Green — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 11:42:26 +0000

Yeah Lissie I realise that as being the case after doing some work. However, I predict based on my last 4 or 5 hubs (the ones I have created since I have started using SEO, keyword tools etc) that it will be a reasonable average to aim for. I expect I won’t reach that target – but I would rather set a £2 per hub target and miss it slightly (say £1.75) than set a £0.50 per hub target and just reach it (£0.60). It may sound weird, but that is the way I work (I work best if I set myself targets).

Also I have been spending quite a lot of time on backlinking recently as without backlinks my hubs are practically worthless. I tend to do this in bursts though – will write some hubs, and then do loads of backlinking. Not sure why I do this – it’s just the way I find I work best!
.-= Matt Green@A Little Extra Money UK´s last blog ..Monthly Update – August 2009 =-.

By: Lis

Lis — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 06:37:12 +0000

Realistically Matt not every hub will make you that amount – or even anything – that’s just how it goes – also remember you should be spending more time on getting links than writing hubs!

By: marisa wright

marisa wright — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 03:18:15 +0000

Matt, that’s great but what if HubPages and/or Infobarrel folds?

That prospect doesn’t worry me too much because I’ve already made enough on my Hub articles that I feel I’ve earned a fair whack from them. However it’s a good example of why you need a Plan B, C or D.
.-= marisa wright@The Pointe of Life´s last blog ..Padding for Pointe Shoes #3 =-.

By: Matt Green

Matt Green — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 19:39:47 +0000

This is the true strength in Passive Income. I am working at it as and when I have time around my main job. The idea I have (crazy I know!) is that the money I will be earning after a few months or more will be considerable. If every hub/infobarrel I create makes £2 and I am able to create even 10 a month after a year I will have 120 articles which will earn £240 a month. This is equal or more than what many people will earn in a week. Whilst this may not seem like a lot, for a part time job I consider it to be quite good.

The real benefit is as you say the income is passive. Therefore even if I stop writing online and other online earning activities, I will continue to be earning money.
.-= Matt Green@A Little Extra Money UK´s last blog ..Monthly Update – August 2009 =-.

By: Allyn

Allyn — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 09:47:32 +0000

Ha, I was just over at Todd’s and commented that I liked the pretty theme, LOL
I think some theme authors let you buy a developers license at which case you can sell the themes if you have modified them, I dunno. But in the case of Todd’s theme he is using, those are great themes for 19.95 per year, so you could just build that into the price I think.
now off to increase my passive income for the day!
AL
.-= Allyn´s last blog ..Natural Links And Online Friends Help Us Get By! =-.