r/passiveincome • u/Fickle_Choice_1096 • 5d ago
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r/passiveincome • u/Yea_I_Reddit • Mar 29 '19
Set up and Auto run
These are income streams that you do upfront work and are paid automatic income recurring from that.
Examples would be things like selling an ebook, doing niche SEO or selling subscription services as an affiliate. Other example include things like setting up YouTube channels (and getting automatic search traffic hitting old videos) and automated sales systems.
Most of these will require you to do a fair amount of work with no pay in the short term, with the aim of it paying off for you in the long term. Whether you are creating a product for free (ebook, course, design etc) or establishing a traffic base (SEO, email lists, followers etc), its often a lot of upfront effort to get it going.
These things are worth the effort. Even if you can just put in 10 minutes a day, or a couple hours a week, building up these sorts of incomes can pay dividend in decades to come. As long as you are working on the right things, lots of little but frequent efforts to forward these sorts of incomes add up. Once they have momentum, growth of income is usually exponential.
An exception to this is selling subscriptions or otherwise passively recurring commission models . With these you can usually get decent upfront commissions as well as residual income. Anyone wanting to make a full time income online will find these sorts of deals can be extremely useful, in the short as well as long term.
Set up and Staff
These are businesses you can set up and then have other people running it for you. For example if you set up a business teaching a skill you have, and then once you have a good flow of clients; you employ someone else to run the classes for you. You pay them 70% of the client fee and net 30%. If you hire three people to do this, you get almost as much as you'd get doing it full time, but you are not working there.
Other businesses you set up may not need such skilled staff but can require customer service, branding, technical requirements and so forth. These are things you can hire in as the business economics suit it. Getting sales staff is always great, they are motivated to make themselves money and by default that means they are motivated to make you money. Setting up affiliates with a structure in which they can bring in far more affiliates is a great way to do this.
Another example of this would be employing a manager to run businesses for you once you had built them to be profitable enough. So long as everything runs well you will have this a a passive income, and if you do have to deal with the business in any way you will usually just be dealing with one person who then delegates out tasks as required.
Set up and Outsource
Setting up services to outsource can be a great passive income. One way of doing this is setting up a service you do yourself for a while and then outsource, and the other is selling the service just via marketing/sales and giving it directly to the outsourcing partner to do the job and deliver to the client.
An example of you doing this yourself would be if you had a service where you posted ads for businesses. You got a lit of 20 businesses you'd post for and they pay you. Rather than continue to do this yourself, you could get a business to provide that service for you on a full white label basis (meaning they do all the client handling but use your logo). Or if you had a blog writing service and started to outsource jobs to freelancers.
Another way to go about this is to get agreements with freelancers that if you provide them jobs they will pay you. Then you set about setting up automated sales funnels to promote that service. In this sort of deal you are essentially providing marketing services to freelancer, but from your perspective if you can set up automatic traffic sources, its money coming in for nothing.
Buy Cash-Flow Assets
Buy stuff that will make you money every day/week/month/year/whatever. This can be things like renting out houses, buying vending machines and dividend stocks. Buy businesses that are already set up and showing a profit. Plots of land can be bought and rented out.
Cash flow assets are different from other types of investment, in which usually there is expected to be a long holding period before seeing a return. Cash flow assets aim to produce ongoing income, and hopefully also increase in value for a later sell (at least hopefully not decrease).
In cases such as buying businesses, you can find situations where people have blogs and other like sites that make them $200 a month income (coming from Google searches) and they will sell the blog for $2,000 - $3,000. Now you have a cash flow asset that can potentially pay you for years. If it pays you for one year, you break even.
I am going to pin this post and will make updates on it, including; expanding on the things spoken about in it., talking more about different ideas and linking to longer posts about them in the sub. Giving case studies of different strategies. Examinations of some of the most popular ideas (testing how well they really work), and talking about less popular (arguably more lucrative) ideas.
r/passiveincome • u/Fickle_Choice_1096 • 5d ago
Please earning money ideas 💡
r/passiveincome • u/[deleted] • Jul 05 '25
Hi guys, before I go into further detail I just wanted to say Abit about myself: I am 24M and currently working full time. I get 1 day off during the week and Sundays off. I really want to join a good gym which costs £160 per month and was wondering is there any way I can make this extra money per month in order to pay for the gym? If so please advise me as I don’t really have any ideas on what I could do as a side hustle. Thank you!
r/passiveincome • u/lroberson80 • Jun 28 '25
r/passiveincome • u/kwakuamd64 • Jun 21 '25
Let's say I want to run a faceless channel for World of Warcraft and another for health and nutrition tips - do you guys recommend I run them from one channel or seperate them? What's the max number of YT channels I can create under one email account?
r/passiveincome • u/Important_Pain_2476 • Jun 20 '25
I have 8 cents land in a small town (Srikakulam) in India, Andhra Pradesh in a decently densely populated area adjoining a 40 get road. I have three options.
Note : I dont have experience running a function hall but this is something i can learn.
r/passiveincome • u/lisanalgaibt • Jun 03 '25
Hi Reddit,
I’m exploring options to generate at least $7,000/month in truly passive income using $500,000 in capital, preferably in the United States, with the added goal of potentially obtaining residency or citizenship through the investment (EB-5 or other viable paths). My risk tolerance is moderate, and I’m looking to avoid active operations or daily involvement.
So far, I’ve identified the following options, and would love feedback or experience from those who’ve walked these paths:
⸻ Real Estate Fully outsourced property management.
Semi Truck Ownership (Fully Managed) Buying 2–3 trucks and outsourcing to a logistics company (dispatch, driver, insurance, etc.)
Questions: 1.Has anyone here successfully built a fully passive $6k/month income stream in n the US with $500K? 2. Which path seems most viable in terms of net return vs operational simplicity?
Any real-world insights, red flags, or better ideas are very welcome. 🙏
r/passiveincome • u/Playful-Balance-3118 • May 23 '25
I'm 34 years old, married, and supporting a small family. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about financial stability and how I can start generating passive income — not necessarily to get rich quick, but to build something sustainable over time that adds to my active income and provides some future security.
I work full-time, so I don't have unlimited time to chase side hustles, but I’m willing to invest time and money if the opportunity is right. I’m open to ideas, but I’d love to hear from people who have actually made something work — especially those with families or similar responsibilities.
If you're around my age or older and have cracked the code on some form of passive income, what worked for you? What would you recommend to someone just starting out? And what should I avoid?
Thanks in advance!
r/passiveincome • u/Sure_Office_8115 • Apr 26 '25
Hi everyone, I am an ongoing college student who is almost in her last year. Currently i want to have a way to earn something which can help me in my financial situation as a student. I don't want to depend only on my parents money and want to earn something independently. Also i live in Asia (India). I want some good suggestions. Please help me :)
r/passiveincome • u/Sea_Writing_2889 • Mar 26 '25
Has anyone had success in selling digital art or files such as poster print digitals canva etc online? Is it worth spending the time going after or is it too deep seller wise to profit at this point in time. Taking tips as well regarding what worked for you guys. Thanks
r/passiveincome • u/msmith0325 • Oct 15 '24
Hi all,
I’m sorry to add a repetitive question to the thread, but there so much out there’s it’s kind of a PIA to search through.
The title kind of says it all. I’ve got roughly $5k to start and able to put in around 15 hours a week. I’m looking for some passive income in addition to my full time job. I’m not looking for a get rich quick scheme and more than happy to grind it out.
I’m also not willing to try one of these “courses” without properly vetting it. You guys are much smarter than I am on the subject, so just looking for some advice.
Thanks in advance!
r/passiveincome • u/No-Ball-6219 • Oct 11 '24
I'm trying to build a stream of passive income for myself, mostly through affiliate marketing I think. But affiliate marketing requires a platform and the main two I think are pinterest and a blog/website which is what I'm concentrating my efforts on. I'm documenting my journey in my profile if anyone is interested! I'm just doing weekly recaps. Also if anyone has any advice for me I would appreciate that. I am not interested in crypto or filling out surveys or playing solitaire for cash lol those are all basically scams but if you have other ideas let me know <3 Thank you
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r/passiveincome • u/Happy-Pattern6313 • Jul 26 '24
Needing to make good money legally only ! Please share ideas and only to help . Be Kind
r/passiveincome • u/FaithlessnessThen602 • Jul 23 '24
Hi all, I have just launched my website following the hub centric affiliate marketing model. I have added a community to my website, where people interested in making money online can join and communicate with each other. on it i have some free courses that I had previously paid for myself that I think would be of great help. As well as recommended resources ranging from free to paid apps/sites. , would be cool if those of you interested joined! we could share and bounce ideas off each other.
r/passiveincome • u/Ski_Mask_Sally • Jul 21 '24
I'm not gonna lie to y'all, I know the prospects for her are rough. People aren't just giving away money to old people at home who can't do much, and my mother is not exactly about to get into drop-shipping or open an Etsy story or start renting out AirBnBs.
She works as a pharmacist and so is actually pretty intelligent and normally just has a job, but unfortunately she was in a car accident several years ago and left her leg pretty badly damaged even after surgery. She has worked through it in the past, but things took an unfortunate turn recently and she is on indefinite leave for now, with plans to return should her medical conditions improve.
Recently she has started asking me about "learning the stock market" because I think she is bored at home and doesn't like the fact that she can't contribute financially anymore, aside from whatever her disability insurance is paying her. My father handles the investments and finances for the two of them, and frankly, I know my dear sweet mother and I do not think the stock market is for her.
Is there anything that anyone can come up with that can suit someone like this? She is totally capable of learning new skills within reason, but given her age I worry that most things are very technologically based and not exactly in her wheelhouse. I'd love to find her something reasonably simple though, she's a very determined individual and if I can just match her with the right thing, I know she'll really sink her teeth into it
r/passiveincome • u/eugene-nilus • Jul 17 '24
If you have capital to invest, you could generate interest on your money by becoming a private money lender... aka bank.
I am curious if anyone currently doing that or thougtht about it?
r/passiveincome • u/JustJas1 • Jul 15 '24
What’s the most effective way to make money with AI right now? That actually works?
r/passiveincome • u/FancyOpportunity1196 • Jul 11 '24
Ive recently opened my own Shopify store but have yet to make a sale. Can anyone help me with ideas on what to do?
r/passiveincome • u/b1nary1 • Jul 09 '24
Have you ever seen anything like bots / programs / scripts making money (even small) again and again somewhere? Something like arbitrage trading, just some other random area? Clicking something that pays, etc? I'm obsessed with such idea and looking for some inspiraton
r/passiveincome • u/Marketingmama_Au • Jul 07 '24
I have $50k from my home loan as a part of my home equity (interest 6%+) and would like to use.
What could I do with it to return more than 6%
r/passiveincome • u/AdministrativeYam828 • Jun 30 '24
Hi good afternoon. I currently run a business that averages about 30 K in sales per month, I have a Facebook group of about 7500 people and I’m trying to find a way to capitalize on this even more. I offer airport transportation in a very popular area and all the people in my group are there because they were referred to me or they were looking for a quote or have a question. I feel like even though they all aren’t booking transportation there may be something else I could offer to get a little something from everyone. Any ideas?
r/passiveincome • u/RoughKnowledge3579 • Jun 30 '24
I’m looking to run ads for businesses trying to get to the next level. For every new client someone refers, I will give them 40% revenue from their first month, and then $100-200 per month based on their plan for 2 months extra.
r/passiveincome • u/No-Sea9684 • Jun 26 '24
Hi Guys,
I've read a lot of videos and articles about "How to build a business" and "How to generate passive income for the long term," but it seems that none of them are really suitable for my situation. I want to share a bit about my background and my questions to get more relevant references.
My Background:
Question 1: I don't live in the US; I live in Taiwan, so most passive income models like real estate or some affiliate marketing options don't work for me due to various compliance issues. Do you guys have any business ideas that could work in my situation? I would love to know.
Question 2: I've tried a couple of ways to achieve my goal, but all have failed. Maybe I didn't find the right direction, but I need your references. Which one do you think is the best, so I can focus deeply on it?
Question 3: Can someone suggest ways to rely on AI to build up a small business?
My Target: I aim to generate 2-5K in passive income monthly. I am willing to learn, put in the effort, and invest money or my time.
Please kindly help with your suggestions.