Make Money While You Sleep

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Make Money While You Sleep: Passive Income Ideas

Create passive income with these tips

Who doesn’t want to make money while they sleep? Passive income is the way to do exactly that. These ideas to earn passive income are excellent for those who want to create additional earnings… without taking up all of their time. Supplemental income allows business owners and individuals alike to have a little more freedom and flexibility to continue to develop. But first, let’s get started with the basics…

What is passive income?

Passive income is money earned through little upkeep effort. It is a cash flow driven regularly with little to no effort to maintain the passive income stream. In short: make more money by doing less. There are a few ways that Issue's services can help you generate passive income, so you can stop doing and start earning. Learn how to create passive income with these tips from Issue.

Add Affiliate Links to Your Digital Publication

Adding affiliate links to your publication will generate passive income through sales. Issue supports both regular links in publications

Shopping links are designed to specifically point your readers to the product on the page. They are non-intrusive in your layout design, but they do show off that this product can clearly be shopped. Use Issue shopping links to drive additional income with affiliate partners. These don’t have to look like big, full-page advertisements: affiliate links can be seamlessly integrated into the design of your digital publication. The button-like appearance of these links and the shopping cart icon clearly indicate to viewers who may want to purchase an item in your publication.

If you prefer a bit more subtlety, use regular links to share affiliate links within the editorial text in your publication. Bloggers and website owners alike use affiliate links to generate revenue from their day-to-day content. Use affiliate links on Issue to spread your brand’s influence further and generate sales on multiple platforms.

Sell an eBook

Everybody’s an expert in something. You just have to figure out what your expertise is! Creating an E-book based on your expertise is a great way to generate passive income. There’s a market for eBooks in just about every niche, and figuring out yours is a great way to start. Once you’ve decided on a topic, half the battle is writing the E-book itself.

you’ve got a pre-existing audience in your niche, you’re already halfway there. Hype up the launch of your E-book before you actually publish it. Get folks excited about what you’re going to be launching before the actual release date. If you release the market, you’re losing sales. Let them know ahead of time what to expect so your audience can plan to purchase and share your product.

Once you release your E-book, the marketing doesn’t stop there. Keep marketing your content through your social, email, and web platforms. Share specific content from your E-book to give readers a taste of what they can purchase with Issue Stories. Just like Digital Sales preview on the desktop experience, you can convert these previews into Issue Stories to give mobile readers a seamless experience. Previews will let your customers know a little bit of what they’re in for if they invest in your digital product. Ready to learn more about eBook sales on Issue?

Sell a Digital Magazine

Not everybody is inclined to sell eBooks, and that’s okay! Digital Sales on Issue allows publishers to sell digital magazines, zines and just about any other type of PDF publication you can think of. If you’re more creatively inclined, selling a digital magazine is a great way to create passive income. Whether you’re a blogger with pre-existing content, a full-blown magazine business or anything in between–– selling digital magazines might be the right fit for your business. There are a few factors to decide on when it comes to selling a digital magazine:

·         How often will the digital magazine publish? Monthly, quarterly, biannually?

·         What is your price going to be? What will your audience pay to read your content?

·         How will you market your digital magazine to drive sales?

·         Will there be opportunities for advertising?

·         How about opportunities for affiliate links and shopping links?

·         How will this tie into my brand’s overall strategy?

When selling a digital magazine, it’s important to keep your marketing strategy on point. Giving previews of your magazine’s content is a perfect way to entice readers to purchase your content. You can use Issue's Digital Sales previews to show desktop readers a bit of what you’re all about. For readers on mobile, converting these pages into Issue Stories is a seamless way to share your content with a mobile audience. Give your readers the best experience possible regardless of whether they’re on their phone or computer with Issue Stories. Want to learn more about Digital Sales

Sell Advertising Space in Your Publication

This isn’t exactly passive income, but getting there can be

Share Issuu publication links frequently on your social channels. That way, you can drive traffic to your content to get your readership numbers up. Use these readership statistics to create a media kit and sell advertising space in your publication. All you’ve got to do to get those numbers up is keep marketing so you can boost your readership stats. These numbers will impress potential advertisers and entice them to want access to your audience.

5 Ways to Build Your Online Presence

1.       Be Consistent in Your Theme/Photos: This may seem like a minor detail, but it actually is important when it comes to building an online presence. Throughout your various social media platforms, have your ‘theme’ and photos be consistent. By ‘theme’ I mean a specific color palette, font, letter sizing, etc. These small details will show others that you dedicate time to making your pages look cohesive and polished, thus making your personal brand appear more reputable.

2.       Utilize LinkedIn: LinkedIn is an excellent place to establish and build an online presence. For one, it’s a popular place where business professionals, both online and offline, connect, look for jobs, and network with like-minded people! If you don’t already have a profile, create one to leap into the virtual job world and start making your brand noticeable!

3.       Try a Professional Facebook Page: LinkedIn is a useful tool to connect with professionals and perhaps to your surprise, so is Facebook! With the shift in where people are looking for and finding professional connections, Facebook has emerged as a key platform to build an online presence. If you are looking to do this, just be sure to differentiate your personal page from your professional one, so you can separate the two. Being on Facebook as a professional can give you the chance to share your skills and current 4. events that are going on in your life!

4.        Find Common Interests: What better way to build your online presence than to find common interests with others? when reaching out to someone, always do your research to learn a few things about them, find an interest you have in common, and ask them about it to break the ice. If you struggle to find a common interest, become interested in something they have experience with by researching it and coming up with some questions on the topic.”

You can find people with common interests through various social media platforms, especially ones like Facebook or Twitter. Doing so will not only help you to meet new people, but it will also expose you to new areas of your industry that you might not have been aware of!

5.       Personal Website: Having a personal website can draw attention to you and you exclusively without the other potential distractions that can come with being on a social media site like Facebook or Twitter. Rather, a personal blog or website shows potential employers that you are serious about building your online presence and looking to spread your brand across multiple platforms. Who doesn’t want to have the free time to do what they want and work remotely at the same time? Choosing to work remotely is not always an easy decision, and it can sometimes come with a few difficulties. While building an online presence and creating a brand for yourself takes some patience and determination, if you follow the right steps, you can network effectively and be successful working at home. As always, good luck!

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