26+ Passive Income Money Ideas I Found That Work For You (Multiple Sources)

0:0026. Yes, you heard me right. 26 passive income ideas I found for you. I want to literally repurpose a post that I saw into an audio conversation. I'm going to shout out

0:23the Instagram account so that you can also get to see it. Shout out to Business Bounce. And I'm going to put the link in your chat so that you guys can get to see this. If you have any questions, you can always click in here so you can also get to know what it is all about. So I'm going to place it in the chat. And here we go. Boom. All right. So the link is in the chat. And if you're listening to this and you're not able to type, just

0:58remember to go to Instagram and search Business Bounce. And you're going to see one of the posts that they have is on 26 passive income ideas. And shout out to y'all because I'm so glad that you post content like this that people can use to learn, consolidate into one and let people make a decision on their own for the purpose of actually getting this done. So people don't always talk about passive income ideas, passive income strategies and all this good

1:33stuff. And sometimes we need to know what is in front of us to understand what we're doing so we can do it better. So I wanted to just really break this down. I'm going to go through all 26 of them. You can read them. It's something that has been posted. It's something that you should know. And it's not something that I created. So just make sure you know that too. It's shared information. But I would love to share this with you in case you didn't know so that you can also learn how to get into this information and get them early. Happy Sunday, by the way. I didn't think I

2:04was going to do a room today, but I was like, hmm, I was just scrolling. And I said, you know what, let me open a room so that we can talk about this. I was literally just chilling. And I said, maybe it would be good to hear your voice, your thoughts, because it's also good to share information like this. So welcome to the room. Coach Z, Mark, Teju, Donovan, Ali, Kiera. Thank you for being here. Looking forward to being here with y'all today. So I'm going to the chat. Ali says, hi, Favor. Hi, Ali. I can't stay, but I got a notification on the room and I'm intrigued.

2:38Save the replay to listen to later. Enjoy the room, everyone. Thank you. Appreciate you, Ali. And yes, you can also click the link at the top and you, if you want to get emails from me, and if you also want to get in touch with me and also connect with me, the link available at the top will take you everywhere you need to go, social media, my email list. If you want to book a call with me, get on my podcast, listen to the podcast. It's all in there that we don't play podcast shows. So yes, definitely. I'm excited to be here with y'all. And coach says, meant not to be in the room. I opened my phone and

3:11came right into this room. Wow. Thank you for being here. Then it's, it's a blessed day. You know, I said, I'm going to make sure we can do something like that. I always did something back in the day called SEO Sundays. And I probably might bring it back because I don't do rooms all the time on Sundays, but I was like, this would be interesting. I haven't done that this year. So this is a first. So I'm excited to do it like this and not just about SEO and all the good stuff, but I want us to focus on what's going to drive the income to create the systems that you need to operate at a high level. So we're going to do this and talk about it today. So here are your 26 listings

3:48on this link that I shared with you in the chat that you can just click on. So we are all on the same page. You can read through it, see it there for yourself and do your research. By the way, disclaimer, everything that you're listening to is based on experience. It's done. It's not going to get you to a point where you have to take a decision based on this. So make sure you do your research, do your due diligence and do your homework so that you can get the best result for yourself. That said, if you look at these 26 that are here, the first one

4:27is dividend stocks. So that's a very interesting one too. And when you look at dividend stocks, definitely you have to know where you're investing, where you're putting your money, where is it going? How is it coming? What is it yielding? And what are the percentages? How do you average them? What does that mean? How was the holding time period, investments, everything. You should know those things. You should definitely be telling me more than I'm telling you. So when you're creating whatever portfolio you want for your business, there's going to always be those

5:00thresholds that you have to place and also connect so that the reason why you're actually letting them know or investing in those portfolios is because it's something that you want to gain, which is also an exchange. Welcome Luann and Mr. Urbina on these different things that you have to see. So with dividend stocks, that's one where you can passively, of course, increase. Of course, there are different levels and it just depends on what you do. Welcome Robin, welcome Candice. And when you're able to know exactly what you want for yourself, then you'll be able to know what

5:33you can invest in. The second one, the second passive income idea on this list, which is very interesting too, is selling courses. I remember back in 2020, let's just go back a little bit. I love the gift, Mr. Urbina. That's a dope word. Appreciate you. When you go back in time and you see how back in 2020, everybody had a course, you get a course, you get a course,

6:11you get a course, you get a course. That's because courses were running crazy. Luann is laughing because she knows, I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. Courses were like everywhere. Oh, you want to make passive income? Start a course. Oh, are you a Chad GPT expert? Create a course. Whatever it is, create a course. And I'm like, hey guys, what are we doing? Why are we even creating courses? Are you going to read your own course? Are you going to finish your own course? Will you watch your own course? Will you graduate from your own course? When you ask

6:43yourself those questions, you really pay attention to your time. So when you are creating a course, you have to know different things. I've created courses and I've seen them. I used to be on, what's the one? Yeah, Thinkific. They're still out there. Then I moved to Kajabi. And then I moved to Experiencify. And then I'm now on LearnWorld. Those are four different, I mean, that took about

7:15four years to get this. I give every company at least a year just to see, are you guys going to improve your tech? Are you going to improve your stack? Are you going to improve your, what does your progress map look like? What is your roadmap looking like? What's your blueprint looking like? And I remember moving from Kajabi before they rebranded. I was like, oh, y'all rebranded? Okay. But I moved when they were blue. I also became a Kajabi hero. And I got everything. It was exciting to see. And it was really an amazing time. Shout out to Kajabi. Great platforms, right? So I'm not

7:51saying one is better than the other because everyone, you have a right to do whatever you want. So don't say, oh, this is bad. This is good. No, you want to do it on you. Welcome Dr. Fashion. So everybody wanted to do a course, right? And the courses that you recorded or created in 2020, do you think someone's going to watch that course today? If it wasn't updated, would you watch your own course today from the course you created in 2020? These are questions to ask yourself. I'm asking myself

8:27the same question too, me included. So when you create courses and you're selling courses, what is that supposed to do? I learned creating courses over a long period of time now. I've learned that people are different. They're different types of learners, right? They're auditory learners. They're kinesthetic learners. I'm a kinesthetic learner. I'm left-handed. I taught myself how to play the drums when I was six. I still play the drums for church. I'm very active. I create music. I'm a producer.

8:58I've created songs. I have a podcast. So I've created things before even the course was created. So when I know that I've taught myself how to play the drums, how to swim, how to cook, how to do things, thank God for that ability. I'm able to now do more things and help you. I'm not, you've never heard me flip a page because I'm speaking from the top. I'm like, Hey, this is what it is. And let's talk about it and let's get the conversation going. Let's not create a script. Let's, let's keep it real. So I've looked at it from course. People have said, Hey, can you teach me how to play the

9:31drums? I have to create a course for that, for you to learn how to create or to, you know, how to play the drums. So I'm like, okay, if I'm going to create a course, then what is that going to do for me? What is that going to do for you? Right. And I'd rather send you and say, okay, go to drummerworld.com and watch all the videos on how to be a better drummer. If you want to learn that there's hundreds of videos on drummerworld.com that you can go to. So I will give you the resource if you want to get the answer, but for me to create the course, because I want to create passive income, quote unquote, we got to think twice about these things. So if you're going to do that,

10:07great. If you're not great, but at the end of the day, the goal is what is the intent behind the intent? So yes, a passive income idea would be creating courses, right? But if you create that course, is it updated? If someone is going to pay a course fee every year to update the license or to update the module, right? That means you're consistently creating information, especially now with AI, imagine reading a course or learning about how to use ChatGPT from a 2023 course. You'd be mortified because you'd be like, what is all this? What is, what are those? Because you're

10:41like, there's a whole different shift in what's going on if it wasn't updated. So if you're thinking about passive income selling courses, how does it even show up on the web? Where does it show up on the web? And if it shows up on the web, who's finding it? How are they finding it? It goes back to SEO. It goes back to page building. It goes back to link building. It goes back to canonical tagging. It goes back to technical SEO. These are things I talk about consistently. So before you even come to passive income, there has to be a passive flow. There has to be something that is not reactive.

11:14It has to be active, right? There has to be things that are being done that you can actually see progression in. So creating courses is great to make passive income, but the caveat is if you create courses, then be prepared to update those courses because people are going to be paying either lifetime deals or they're going to be getting discounts or they're going to be getting subscriptions or they'll be having one-time payments. Whatever it is, if you have a community, even better, create something around your course. Of course, it's not a lonely island. The course is supported with

11:45things. You don't go to school without books. You go to school with books. You buy books for school. The books are not on their own. You don't just go to the library. You go to the library because there's a book you need to read to understand something about the school you're in or about the topic you're studying or what you're graduating for. So creating courses is important, whether it's an audio book, whether it's a video course, whether it's an auditory course, whether it's a tutorial, whether it's a free workshop, whether it's a live webinar, courses cannot be boxed into one.

12:18So you can use courses and have them in different partitions. So don't think of courses. You got to read module one through five. A course could be five minutes over video. If I show you how to bake a cake, if I show you how to do this in five seconds, every second is a course. That's one frame, one frame per second. So all these things are happening so that you can create your course and also learn about how more people can find you using those platforms that they exist on. So

12:50before you think about creating a course, just think about that too. Just wanted to highlight that. The third one that is on the list. And for those who are just joining, the link is in the bio as well, or I'll say more specifically in the room chat. If you go to Instagram on your account and then, you know, find it great. But if you want to go specifically to the link that I'm referring to, then click the very top link that I put in the room chat and it will tell you what we're talking

13:20about today. So I wanted to make sure you can also see that. So the third one is a HYSA, which is a high yield savings account. That's one way to make a passive income, right? But you need to know which platforms. And I do my research and I've seen really good ones. I've seen some that are very, really, really top, top. And those are things I share exclusively. So I'm able to know, okay, you know, you learn as you go and you're able to know, okay, this is a good platform. This is a

13:54good platform. This is a percentage, you know, I've seen up to 4%. I've seen it can get way higher than that too. And when you start looking at different things and you start noticing, okay, there are platforms that you can be on, there are spaces you can be in, and you can actually use this to benefit yourself, to benefit your family, to benefit your future, because you're doing this for a reason. We're all doing this to make sure that we have a better future. If we have children, grandchildren, we want to make sure that their lives are better. We're not just doing this because

14:27we're happy-go-lucky. We want to do these things because we want to have a better state or being a better state. So these are platforms that you can think about and ideas that can come to mind and you can go on AI and ask what are the platforms that you can be on. So just to give you ideas on what you can also do too. So think about those things and those can also, you know, help you too. Now, the other one that I also saw too, which was really interesting, which is the fourth one on the list is rental

14:58property as well. So when you now look at that, there are platforms that you can be on there. Of course, you have to go into those processes depending on what you want to do. That's an option you can get into with rental property. It's either yours or you're with someone or you're doing it corporately, residential-wise. It's really up to you how you're able to do it based on what you're creating. Is it multifamily? Is it single family? All those details, I'm not the person to come to to ask that, but you definitely know the person to ask or go to because these are things that you can be able to

15:30do or connect or ask somebody, ask a friend, and they'll be able to help you or lead you at least closer to where you want to go. Now, the other one as well is P2P lending. I believe that should be peer-to-peer lending as well. There's also REITs as well, real estate investment trusts, which are really good too. You can also check those out as well. There are REITs that you can see there. There are platforms that I know about that really do well with that too. There's bonds. That's the next one. You have Amazon FBA, and I believe it's fulfilled by Amazon. Correct me if I'm

16:05wrong. Just going off the top, literally, so that we just make this happen. Welcome back, Dr. Fashion. So FBA is fulfilled by Amazon, should be. Then electronic commerce, and then ATM businesses, then vending machines, then storage units, selling eBooks, house hacking, interesting, STRs, which should mean short-term rentals, car sharing, laundromats, affiliate marketing, dropshipping,

16:36crypto mining, blogging, YouTube channel. Hey, Dr. Fashion, stock photos, stock videos,

16:46following, mastering wealth, and creator fund. And they had a TikTok logo there. So these are all the 26 passive income ideas that I found for you. That's literally what the room on the topic is. So we can even end this room because I've said everything I need to say, because I've told you this at the exact 26 that you can be on. But I want us to talk about this. So Dr. Fashion, welcome to the room. Happy Sunday. We'd love to hear your voice and also let people know who you are. And also out of the 26 of the ones that you've seen or heard about, which ones are the ones that interest you the most and why?

17:20Hey, good to see you. Happy Sunday. Happy Sunday.

17:29But yeah, like everybody else, they call me Dr. Fashion, but my name is Brittany and I do so much stuff. I am a creator, but I also have a media and production company and a consultant business, where we help creators and entrepreneurs scale through content online. So if you're looking for strategies and an actual way to fast track your growth and revenue through social, one thing I share with my clients or just people in general is I am better than all the AIs that you will ever get your

18:04hands on. So if you really want to make real money and not get regurgitated information from AI, then I'm your girl. But that's a little bit about me. So your question favorite was about the topic of passive income. How much did I miss? Did you just open this room? I just opened this room not too long ago. Yeah. So you came in actually, I was like, wow, this is good. I think it's a good time. Yeah, I think my favorite from a list of like passive income ideas for me would be courses.

18:40And one thing you highlighted is making sure you do update them. But that is the type of digital products that I can make in my sleep, like as far as money. And I usually don't have to update too much because I'm always ahead of the curve. But that's not for everyone, right? But for me, a lot of my content lives on for a very long time, regardless of the changes that are happening on social media. So courses is my number one. Oh, I love that you said courses. And I was dwelling

19:13on it a little more because I know a lot of people do that. And that's something that everyone can do. But the rate of completion or the way it's done is different, like you said, because it may not have the same threshold. And it could also may not have the same impact.

19:43And if you were to look at it this way, it just got me thinking, if you were to have a course without a community, and then you have a course with a community, what would you see the difference being between those two? Well, I have both. So I have two different websites. On the Creator Life, that's where we actually have a community. And people are always logging in to watch all the courses. And then we also provide free courses where you don't need to be a member. But then I have another

20:15website where it has some of the same courses mixed with some that are not on the Creator Life website. And it's definitely a difference with revenue. So I think community, community is definitely everything. When people know, like, and trust you, they're definitely invested in what you put out versus you just do. Take it from United Van Lines. Moving yourself sounds simple, until it isn't.

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22:17properties due to the support from the courses, actually. It didn't come from me selling t-shirts or coffee mugs. It came from people investing in those courses and watching the free content that we put online. And it's Creator Life with a why.

22:34I love it.

22:45You are amazing, and I appreciate you for creating an opportunity for people to learn and also open up to these platforms that could scare them, you know, because YouTube is a big deal. And not everyone is like, oh, I just post videos? Okay, I can do that. And then everything else starts to go crazy. So I'm glad that you were able to really demystify for people. Absolutely. That's my thing. So thank you. What's up, Stack? What's up, Ratty? How are y'all? Happy Sunday. What y'all talking about?

23:20Hey, man, I'm doing everything. I'm about 26 price of income. This is fire. You're swearing, but I'm a strong. Sorry? I heard you, Stack. What did you say, Ratty? Sorry?

23:37You got to move in less after this out-loader. You got to first. Is it me, guys? Or am I... I'm trying... You sound a little muffled. Was it just me? A little muffled. No, it's not you. Ratty, one more time. What? Tom? How are you doing? I'm speaking to you, Lord.

24:04Sparrow's, Stack.

24:06You know what? I think you should put it in the chat. Did you hear what she... Yeah. Yeah, I was going to say, that's another way to communicate, is just by putting your response in the chat, and then we can respond to it from there. But good to have you here.

24:22I'm going to pass the mic to Stack Pack, because he was talking as well.

24:27Nah, I was just saying, I'm just pulling up on favor. I don't want to really talk about nothing. I just came to support my bro. You feel me? 26 passive income ideas. I've been doing this shit for a long time. So, having a passive income. I'm talking about this. I've been doing it forever, man. Like, one of my favorite passive income ideas is, like, stocks, right? ETFs, bonds, and stuff like that. I talk about that at Media Mentors, but I got so many ideas, it's insane. Sometimes I don't really tell a lot of people my ideas. I just, like, do them, you know? Like, sometimes it's better just to do them than to talk about them.

24:59Mm-hmm. You know, I actually almost didn't open this room, but I was like, wait, you know what? Why not? Because I was literally thinking about this, and I put the link at the very top. It's to a link you guys can tap on, and you'll see it. This is what we're talking about, and it came from Business Bounce. That's the Instagram account, and I shouted them out because I was like, you know what? I'm seeing this on my feed. I follow these guys, and I was like, you know what? I think y'all need to hear a little bit, because I talk about SEO, website structure, all the good stuff, revenue,

25:33but if there are some ideas that could spark you to actually get things done, and you actually see them happening, then financial restraints would not be a problem for you to actually reach the goals that you intend to actually achieve, or milestone. So these are some ways to also empower you with knowledge, so you can be able to use this and do it as well, you know, to create it for yourself, too. And Robin said, NerdWallet is a beneficial website to explore HYS, which is high-yield savings rates across different platforms. That's true. That's definitely true.

26:06There are good platforms out there you can see, and I'll also give y'all a hint, because I'm not going to mention platforms or just give y'all everything either, because I see what is going on in, you know, of course, on that platform, but I'm not going to just say, oh yeah, do this, do this, do this, because that's also overwhelming, too. And I don't want to do that either. So the least I can do is just to share with you what I've seen, because I just said, you know what, let's turn this Instagram post into an actual conversation we can talk about,

26:37because we talk about things on Instagram in the chat, in the comments, but we have Clubhouse to talk about it in real time. So I just said, you know what, why not bring it over here, so that we can actually talk about this. So it's important to consider these things and think about it. And I'm glad that you said stocks stack, because that was the first thing I even said when we started. Dividend stocks, the first thing. And, you know. Put a lot of money into dividend stocks, bro.

27:08Just wait for it to pay me back. I can't hear you, Raddy. But now the stocks, bro, I've been putting a lot of money in the stocks and waiting for it to pay me, like, every single month. So I'll give, like, little strategies and little different things with people how to split up, like, your $1,000, $2,000 into different dividends and different stocks and where to put them at. So that way you can see a return the next month. A lot of people don't be talking about that, bro. I've been talking about that for a minute. I did the same thing with crypto, like, making a huge return, like, being a blockchain provider.

27:42People don't know about that either, favor. Like, I've been diving in heavy with that. Like, you'll basically provide the blockchain the trades and the fees and the money, and you'll get the bread back. A lot of people are not looking at this stuff, bro. I've been ahead of my time for, like, a while. So just being a blockchain provider, probably stocks. What else is a good way? There's mad digital products. Like, all that stuff we've been doing, favor. You know what it is. If I think about it, I can get every single one. But those are probably, like, some of the major ones I use. Oh, and, of course, podcasting, too, right?

28:13So if we're on podcasting, you know, that pays every month. Spotify, Apple, they'll send you a check every month if your stuff's on point with the revenue share, right? So there's different ways. Just all into what lame you are. Bro, you literally took the words out of my mouth. I was just about to say podcast. And I was like, yo, you know, when you think about the word podcast, which is a mixture of two words. It's a compound word. So if the iPod, and I was just literally speaking of iPods.

28:53I was just on a post reading about how there's a surge. There's been about, is it 3% or 15%? One of the two. But there's a surge now in bringing back wired headphones. Because there's been things talked about with health, with brain, with ear damage, and all these things. And I use, literally, I have wired Apple headphones. That's what I use. I never let mine go, Fabio. I already, because I got an old, I found an old iPod, bro, from, like, probably 2009.

29:25And I use it with the headphones. It sounds way better than the music we're listening to right now. Like, connect my Apple up to my AirPods, it's trash. But you use that, you'll notice that they really cared about the quality. And it was focused on music. It wasn't focused on apps, music, games, you know what I mean? It was, for one thing, iPods were for music. So it was, quality was way better. So you just notice it, bro. I had to go find the old, old, big, old square chord that goes up the bottom, Fabio. I dragged over all my songs from, like, the computer. And just down, you know, did, like, the old school process.

29:57And just did it through iTunes, updated it. And it sounds way better, bro. You'll compare it to the music you'll listen to on your iPhone, through your AirPods. And go listen to it on an iPod with wired headphones. You'll notice the difference, which is pretty good. I might just start flipping them. You never know if I find a lot. But, yeah, bro, it's cool seeing the difference and noticing, like, they have way more quality. And they care more about the product. I feel like they started to mass put up the product after a while and not really care about them.

30:27Think about Beats by Dre, too. That's another one, commercial-wise. When you think about the quality and you're comparing those to Sennheiser's, you're comparing those to, like, headphones. Because I'm also in the musical industry. I'm in the entertainment business. And I also use Sennheiser's for my podcast. I use a Sontronics STC3X. That's my podcast. I've been using that since I bought that podcast microphone in Dubai in 2014. So, I've been with this one. It has a lifetime warranty. And the company's in the U.K.

30:58That's where they're manufactured. So, and I've talked to them on LinkedIn, connected with them back in the day. So, podcast is a big deal. And sponsorships, right, are big right now. No, it's not, Faber. It's crazy you said that. Because I got my first one. One of my boys from my city, he wanted me to promote this thing called Gas Can. I guess he's doing something like vape rollout. But he already has it in, like, about three or four dispensaries already. But he wants me to take it and put it inside of my community and flip it.

31:28So, what's really cool is that he's already rolled it out. So, I'm able to just take it, put it in the store, and do what I do. I'll be a distributor. You know what I'm saying? So, it's pretty dope. Yo, so many ways, man, to really accelerate your planning, your thinking. One of the things I, and this is also outside the Instagram post now, because I'm telling you things that, you know, I've seen done and I do, just to give you, like, a high-level 30,000 viewpoint. I invest in solar energy. And that's one thing, in my mind, I was like, okay, well, how can I even do this?

32:03And thank God I was able to put my SEO hat on and really find the company, even talk to the director of investor relations, brought him to my podcast, and we had an episode about it. And I said, okay, this is legit. I'm going to do it. And I remember sitting down one day and I was just sitting outside and I was asking God in the morning, I was like, how do you, like, I want to, I want to invest in something that makes sense. Like, I just don't want to make investments. I want to have passive income, but at the same time, have it in a way that an investment can actually build that passive income on the other side. And I was looking up at the sun and God just spoke to me and said, invest in the sun.

32:38I literally typed on Google those words. And of course, you're going to find all kinds of information. And I really dug deep and I found exactly the company. And I was like, boom, literally they buy property to invest in building solar panels instead of building houses. So you're actually investing in the solar panels and they're improving in value. It's crazy. And that's crazy. Yeah. What platform do you use?

33:08So. A lot of people do the platform and if you probably doing what I'm doing, you already know, favor. It's like I use, it's like I use it, bro, to onboard people. But I also tell them like, yo, it's the opportunity to really learn about stocks, like kind of like open up the door for them a little bit, but then onboard them. Are you kind of doing the same thing? Yeah, for me, when I have this information, especially with clients, they don't just get the SEO and the workflow. They get insight, intel.

33:38If something is happening, I'm going to share with them and it'll be something that they will know and they will use and they will be able to come back and tell me we used it. We have a client right now. You know, she's doing so well, she's literally booked out all the way through the end of the year and she's a registered dietitian and she helps women, you know, and men, you know, just focus on your blood levels and your diabetes levels and bring them down naturally with, you know, food and she's doing it so well to the point where she's even having classes with people in Italy. It's crazy.

34:09So when I look at the timeline, everybody has their wings to fly. I can't fly everybody's wings. So I'm just going to help you fly, show you why, and then you can know why later on when you figure out how to do it. So that's how I'm able to connect with people and connect with clients and let them know internally, these are the platforms they can go to. These are things that they can use. And I talk about them publicly too, but I'm not just going to directly access it. I'm going to make sure that they can be able to still navigate and do their homework.

34:42That's what I'd be doing too. Like I said, it just depends on really what they want to do, but I'm glad you said that part because a lot of people don't know that you don't have to be a trader on the charts or looking at the charts to still make money in that lane, right? You don't have to become this huge penny stock trader or a huge investor to invest into real estate or oil or gas fractionally. Don't ever forget that me and favorite told you that you can do this fractionally. People think you need thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars to get into this stuff. No, you can take a hundred dollars and split it up into four ways and still get paid next

35:16month. You know what I'm saying, Faber? They don't know that. You can get strategies. And that's what I do too, Faber. I'll put together a strategy that's actually doable, right? Like taking your hundred or splitting it up or taking a thousand and splitting it up into, you know what I mean? It just has to be something that makes sense. But a lot of people are not looking at the stocks, ETFs, the bonds, all that shit. You know what I'm saying? To put your money into, to make a return. That's how I was able to free up a lot of my time, bro, was putting it into baskets and money and different passive income ideas.

35:46You know what I'm saying? Or just different things that pay you. That was one of my tricks right there. They were to release my time, buy my time back. That part, that's crazy that you say buy your time back because I was just telling someone today on Zoom about a book I bought in January, buy your time back. And I've literally bought my time back. Like I have days on my schedule now. I'm like, what do I do with my time? Because I want to make sure I can do more for people. Because I used to literally spend at least 500 hours on Zoom a year. I was going crazy. If POV was a Zoom fatigue image, you'd be looking at it.

36:21Because you're like, wow, all these calls, what's going on? But it's great. By the same time, you also want to make sure that you're not spending their time because they could be spending their time with their family doing things they love to do with the people that they want to be with. And you're spending time with them. That's precious that those 30 minutes, those 60 minutes, those hourly calls weekly change the trajectory of your actual week and everything moves around. So I look at it from not just creating content or being online or showing up on social media. It's to be very intentional with, okay, I'm going to put out content and I'm going to make

36:55sure that the content is seen and someone can actually get feedback from it. Like with blogging, right? There's something called Google AdSense. And this is what companies do. And this is what you should do if you're thinking seriously about passive income. This is going to take you a while. And honestly, the life cycle would be anywhere between five to 10 years before you actually see residual income coming from this. It could take you one to five years if you bootstrap. But if I'm giving you an average, it would be five to 10 years.

37:28So do your research, please. Don't just listen to me and do it. Do your research too, please. So when you look at five to 10 years, these five to 10 years means that you spent one to five years building. And then the five to 10 years is what's going to mature. And then the 10 to 20 years is what's going to scale. So if you have a business, if you have a website and you're creating blogs and you have Google AdSense, your cash out is actually $1,000.

37:58Once you hit that threshold for $1,000, then you now cash out, right? And if you keep hitting that ping, ping, ping, every time, imagine this happens. And then... Favre, you know what's crazy? It's crazy, crazy. Favre saying this because I got a website just like that. Just like how Favre is saying, and they already offered it to me. So I already turned it on. Just waiting for them to approve my website, go through everything and make sure it's okay. So he's telling y'all to just like one, that's the easiest grab right there. It's like podcasting, but then also turning on the Google AdSense that they give you.

38:29It's like Google wants you to monetize, right? So if you turn on that ad revenue, the AdSense is over. Your whole thing will be added up. But every time somebody visits your website, and it's crazy, Favre, because you can put YouTube videos on your, like, you see how everybody's running a YouTube, Favre? Oh, let me go to YouTube. Let me go there. Let me go there. You send people to your website, put YouTube videos on your blog, put the videos on there, send people there, and then you'll run it up even more with the ads on your stuff. So you're driving people to your website instead of YouTube. So you just, I'm reversing the platforms now at this point, Favre.

39:00Like, you want to go watch some education or go to my, go to my website because I know that it'll, uh, it'll up my revenue instead of sending revenue to YouTube. So you just reverse it on them. Okay. Let me use y'all videos and put it on here. I got ads on here. I also have a crypto miner. That's in the, uh, that's at the bottom too, Favre. So every time they go, uses a little bit of energy coming to the website, you can click it off or click it on. Um, but when they come to the website, like I said, remember I told you, I got that script in the background that's running, uh, running everything. But then also I turned on the ad, the adsense as well. So when people go there, I can put up videos and have people just sit there, right.

39:34And get hooked on my website instead of being used to using different websites. That's how you reverse stuff on these social media platforms. I'm so glad you mentioned that stack because you got me thinking about how, when you create content that actually keeps people staying on your platform, the trust signal increases and it's easier because imagine me sharing with you this information. You would trust the source because the shared information is valuable. It's credible. And it's something you can actually go do your research on.

40:05And then you find your own. You're like, Oh, I didn't know that. Oh, I didn't know that. Cause I'm not telling you everything. And everything you need to know is based on the research you're going to go through. So this is just a little drop in the ocean so that you can also go and do those things and also learn. I actually thought about a real life example that I did. What you just said stack. This was in 2020. And this was for my website. This is when I joined clubhouse. I joined clubhouse November 20th, 24th. Yeah. November 24th, 2020. That's when I joined clubhouse.

40:35And in December, I said, I actually went on Google and I was like, clubhouse. What is clubhouse? I literally went on Google and I was like, what is clubhouse? And I was not getting results. Clubhouse did not even have a website in 2020. They probably had the domain, but they probably did not have the website. If it was live, maybe I missed it. But I definitely know when I went to Google, I was not seeing results. I was just seeing articles, just rumors, stories. I think there was even one up on Oprah's network about something.

41:08It was just a blog. I think it was just a documentation. It was just like, oh, and remember this is when like, I would say celebrities were coming onto the app. I think I remember Cesar was on this app. I don't even, I don't even was her, but there are other people who have been on this app too. I know Tiffany Haddish was on this app too. I think Elon Musk came on this app too. At one point, a lot of people have come on this platform back in the day. I remember Wale was here. I remember hearing his voice one day. It was, I was like, whoa, where are we? What is this? Is this happening? Is this real? So things were happening.

41:40And at that time, clubhouse was invite only. So I got in and I was like, okay, now I'm in, but I've been searching. It's like, I couldn't get in, but I was researching before I could get in. And I was like, what is going on here? So thank God someone gave me an invite. And this is somebody that I helped years ago, like five years ago. She, she needed help with something. And I sent her a contact and I was like, yeah, I talked to this person and you're going to get everything. And now she's good. She's, she's, she's all settled. And she remembered me and sent me an invite.

42:13So, so, so that's crazy. Your favorite, but you see how you genuinely, this is favorite, got the same damn type of story as me. You was genuinely helping someone so you can win. And now look at you, now look at you, bro. You're doing your thing. So that's what happened with me, with me too, favorite. I was genuinely happy for someone to come on the platform or genuinely happy for someone's win. Right. Somebody, what they won outside of clubhouse that was doing something great outside of this. I genuinely, cause I'm not a hater. If I see you doing something dope, I'll tell you, or I'll message you. I'll see what's up.

42:44I'm never, I've never been a hater. I always, anybody that come to my room, if you're doing something in favor, you know how long we've been rocking for a minute. I never, never, ever been a hater. So if I know you doing something great, I'm going to come through and rock with you. But if I don't see the same in return, I'm not going to rock with you. So anytime I see favor and I see him doing what he's doing, it's always been like a great, a genuine vibe. Same thing with other people that I'll meet outside of favor, outside of clubhouse. I'll genuinely be happy. It don't matter if they, if they just want, if they're doing something dope, if they have a nice brand, if they're doing something with crap, I'll be genuinely happy for this

43:16person. You know what happens to me favor? I get my blessings ASAP because I'm genuinely happy and not, and you can't be doing it with the mindset of, Oh, what am I going to get in return? What's going to happen for me in return? Be genuinely happy for that person or be genuinely happy. You'll get stuff in return. Same thing for me for if I clap to someone, yeah, congratulations on winning that. Got an invite week later. I didn't even know what clubhouse was. You came in on November. I came in in December. Didn't know, had no clue what this stuff was, but I was genuinely supporting people before

43:46this. So that's fire favor that we got the same story because I was genuinely supporting people before I got on clubhouse. Yo, that's a dope win or congratulations. Cause you know, usually when people see other people when they hate on them, Oh, this person says, yeah, I mean, Oh, why not me? You know what I'm saying? So that's, was never my attitude. It was, yo, I'm going to be next or yo, it's going to be my time. And look, bro, I've been doing my thing ever since. Got the ad revenue shit and closed deals and work with a lot of mentorship shit. We're at the top of the game right now, bro. You feel me? So it's like, I did what I needed to do from clubhouse.

44:18I come on here just to talk to y'all. You know what I'm saying? I come on here, drop gems. I'm still rock with the people that, that still rock with me. You know what I'm saying? But other than that, bro, it's, that's what it's about. Stay focused. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Dr. Fashion. You got me thinking about something too. Now that we're talking about this. How did you get into clubhouse, Brittany? I heard about it on Facebook. So it was like a viral conversation because people were not able to get in.

44:53And some people were paying to be on this app. So if they had like three invites, they were selling those invites so people can be in the room. And at that time, people used to be at the max amount of people for listeners. So sometimes people would be like, hey, if I leave right now and you pay me a hundred, you can get in real quick. It was just crazy. But I heard about it on Facebook. And the interesting thing in regards to clubhouse is everyone made the assumption like clubhouse was the first to do in regards to audio rooms.

45:26But it was really Facebook. Facebook did it before clubhouse. And there was obviously an app before that, but it has been a thing. Um, and then they decided to bring it back during the pandemic, but then they let it go because audio changed after we were all back outside again. But to answer your question, it was Facebook.

45:49That's dope. It's crazy. She said that because I thought it was LinkedIn that had the spaces first because I thought clubhouse got it from LinkedIn. And so it's funny that you said Facebook because I was thinking LinkedIn the whole time because I remember when LinkedIn used to have their little audio spaces favor. And that's what's dope. I don't know why they took it away, but I thought LinkedIn copied clubhouse from back in the day, not Facebook. I didn't know. I know Facebook audio was there when clubhouse. And then I remember green room was there too. I was Spotify trying to do that. Yeah, that was the era.

46:20A lot of them were popping. I was like, okay, I'm watching. Let's see how we're going to last. You know, let's see what's going to happen. Even Mr. Chris says park talk dated in 99. So you think about these things. Nothing is new under the sun. I'll say that again. Nothing is new under the sun. And if you are going to do something and help people and do it in a really good way, then you have to package it. Look at the AirPods. Look at the, not even the AirPods. Look at the iPods with the Walkman.

46:52It was Sony that actually started all this, right? So Sony had black wired headphones. Apple turned it to white and everything changed. So it's not like they invented something totally new. They just changed the color, psychology, marketing, branding, simplicity, minimalistic. I mean, we can keep going. So if you look at it today in the way it is modernized, then you also have to ask yourself as a business, as a brand, what are you known for?

47:26Most of these brands, if you look at them, if not all, all their slogans have at least two to three syllables. All of them, two to three syllables. Just do it. Whatever else you want to add to it, you will see at least two to three syllables. My pleasure. It may not be anything direct or indirect, but there's, you know what I'm talking about. I don't have to mention the brand if you've experienced the brand. So what I'm saying here is when you think about passive income, it's not just how many units do I have to sell to make a passive income gain or whatever you want to call it.

48:05But it's how many people are you impacting and how many lives are you changing, that your life as well is changed through the changes you're making in others. Because when I created and got into Clubhouse, I was searching on Google. I couldn't see anything. I was reading articles and I was like, this is not making sense. Like there needs to be something that's more concrete. So I said, okay, you know what? I'm going to put this on myself to write an article. Till today, there's an article. If you go to Google and say, what is Clubhouse Karma? You'll see my website there. If you talk about Clubhouse music mode, you'll see me there.

48:37If you think about Clubhouse Plus, you'll see me there because I'm talking about these things. And I started back in 2020. So the first article I dropped, I think it was around December 2020 about Clubhouse. And that's when it was super early. So I wrote the article. And when I wrote the article, I was like, let's see what's going to happen. Come to find out. It was still invite only then. And I was giving people my invite. So a lot of people joined Clubhouse through my invite that I probably to this day would never know who they are.

49:09Because when Clubhouse first started, at the very bottom, it would tell you, invited by this person. It's not there anymore. That's how Clubhouse used to be, version 1.0. Or I can say 0.0 from day zero. That's how it was. It would tell you the date. That's how I know my date so well because I have a photographic memory. So when I see things, it sticks. So when I'm saying those numbers or that date, I can already see it on that card. What's up, Mark? Hey, how are you?

49:40I love what you're saying. I'm new to this. This is actually my first time on Clubhouse. And for me, I don't know passive income in any other way but owning and operating real estate. So I'm here to listen and get a different perspective on your idea of what passive income is. So can I find your articles? Where can I find them? So I can read them.

50:11Thank you. I'll put the link in the chat. And also at the very top is where you'll see my links. All my links are there. So you can connect to me there. You can go to playinc.online.com slash newsfeed. And you can see it there. But I'll put the link as well in the chat. Okay. Amazing. Amazing. So how are you monetizing those articles?

50:36Because I also have a podcast. And the podcast is a vertical. So my podcast is called We Don't Play. And the podcast now, we have 30 episodes close to 700. And my goal was to hit 700 episodes before we turned seven years. On August 12, 2019. That's when it started. And by this August, it's going to be seven years. So technically, that's about 100 episodes a year on average. So now I've been able to amass through 160 countries, plus listening in through 13 seasons,

51:13and also interviewing other people, coming on shows, and also educating people about how to use SEO, how to do marketing in the future, for the future. And then the articles themselves are now represented as a way to now show authority. So this and all to say is that my domain authority, which is my site's authority, is at a 47, between a 47 and a 49. So on average, if you do the evaluation, every year, if you have a domain you purchase today, let's say today is May 3rd, 2026.

51:44By May 2nd, 2027, your domain, if you have been active online, then you should have at least increased your domain authority by seven points. It's kind of like a credit score. It moves up by seven points at least every 52 weeks. So if you look at TikTok, for example, TikTok, I remember TikTok, when I joined in 2016, they were called Musical.ly, and now in 2026, they're called TikTok, right? Because we know about TikTok. But I don't know if some people know this or don't know this, but TikTok.com was domain

52:20registered, or it was registered as a domain in 1996. So they have 30 years of domain authority active online, even though they have changed their product market, their product fit, their brand name, if it was purchased from another person or they had to buy the actual website, because I also have a client that she has a trademark and she had to buy a domain so that she can acquire the domain to process everything through. So I've seen it from both ends. So when you have a domain, that domain is your property. It's your online retail estate.

52:51That's what I usually call websites. I look at websites as property online, just like you would look at property on land. I look at it online because online, when you create content, your content is going to be going across different search indexes, search bots, search engines, like Google, like Microsoft, like Chai GPT, all these platforms that we are using today. So when you have a website, your website that is going to show up on Google or show up on any other resource is going to come from a standpoint. So the monetization of the articles and the podcast and what we do for businesses and as

53:23an SEO agency is to help people and get them educated, understanding things. And at the same time, when you're also looking at the commercials or you're looking at the articles, you will also see snippets of ads, which is, I was talking about Google AdSense earlier. So Google AdSense comes in and within Google AdSense, I usually said, and I said this earlier, usually the threshold to, I would say break even is between five to 10 years of active activity, if I can put it that way.

53:53So if you are creating content online and you're putting AdSense, yeah, everybody can have an ad on their page, but do people visit that page so much that that ad that is being shown is translating into cash or translating into any type of transactional value? And that takes time because those impressions are going to have to increase over a certain period of time based on your domain authority. So my domain authority by this time last year was in the thirties. Now it's in the forties. So I know that this year it's actually, it has increased my average positioning on my

54:26Google search console from being in the average fifties to the, to be in the average 10. So it moved from 58 to about eight. So I saw a huge spike because I've seen that over time, this has now increased the ability to now expand on the podcast, expand on the articles, use different media types to create more information for people to understand. That's why I gave an example of clubhouse as an article that I shared with people and people were able to come in because I put in images, I put screenshots, I put internal

54:56links, I put information because I know that search engines rank web pages. They don't rank websites. Websites are for domain purposes. Web pages are for activity purposes, engagement purposes, session purposes. So if someone's going to be on one page and they leave and there's an entry page, there's an exit page, if my entry page came from this page, because I found it on Google as a source channel, then someone's going to leave that page after they are done reading. So anything that happens behind that, now you can embed an iframe and people listen to your

55:29podcast. So instead of just embedding a YouTube video on my article, I'm embedding an iframe, which is another way of showing my podcast on a Chrome browser. And then on my dashboard, it tells me that people are using Chrome to listen to your podcast. People are using Safari to listen to your podcast. People are using Mozilla Firefox to listen to your podcast. Why? How do I know? Because I know that that translates to the articles which are showing up on Google or showing up on search engines because people are reading those same articles through. So everything is all interlinked, but it's anchored under one page or anchored under one site.

56:04So that's how I'm able to really demystify this. And I hope that answers your question mark. Yes, quite, quite extensively. I really appreciate that. Well, I'm going to pop off, but I'm going to keep on popping back on when I can actually add some value to the topics. But I really enjoyed your explanation and also I enjoyed the doctor's explanation before. So I want to thank you guys for everything.

56:34Thank you so much, Mark. I've given you a follow. We'll definitely connect soon. And welcome to Clubhouse. God bless you guys.

56:43And you just don't know. You just don't know. I remember I was, this was what, three years ago? Yeah, when 2026, three years ago. I was literally here on Clubhouse, just like every other regular day, because you just don't know when that day is going to come, right? For you, it could be a day of opportunity and you missed it. And now you got to wait another 10 years to get it that you could have gotten it 10 years prior. You know what I'm talking about? I have seen things.

57:15I love that you, at least your fact, you know, you're giving me a thumbs up on that too, because I've seen it in time. I was on Clubhouse three years ago, listening, talking, just communicating. I was talking about something to do with websites and WordPress, and someone was in the room. She didn't even come up on stage. She was listening. And then I got a notification when I entered the room that someone booked a call with you. And I was like, who is this person? I was like, I've not talked to this person on stage, and I didn't see her in the room either.

57:46So I said, you know what? It's fine. But thank God I already had a pre-filled form, because it tells me, you know, how did you find us? Clubhouse, a friend, Google. So I'm already understanding how people are finding this link, because it's not by happenstance that you stumble on the link. Something must have happened for you to find it. So it allows me to also know how do I key that back into my projects and how do I connect with people, where do I spend my time, how much time do I spend, because I'm not just spending it. I need to know that I'm investing time with people and in people, for people.

58:20So the person was just in the room. And then I spoke with her, come to find out that she was the top executive at a firm that I'm still in communication with today. And I'm excited because I'm going to be reaching out to them again, because they are a multimedia, I would say multinational architectural company that heavily focus on media. Let me just be more specific with that. And they, if you know about Mall of America, they're the ones that built it, or at least

58:52architecture that designed to build it. So they've been in business for over, you know, 50 plus years there, you know, different continents in the world. So she mentioned it to me that they needed help with, you know, SEO, you know, regular conversation we're having. And then I looked at the website. I was like, wait, this website is different. Okay. Let me see what's going on here because I was looking at the technical setup, not just the company, you know, you can go on Crunchbase, you can look at companies and everything. But I was like, no, let me see what's going on under the hood.

59:23And I told her, I was like, this is what's happening. She's like, okay, I'll talk with my company. I didn't even know she was working with a company. I thought she was doing it by herself. Come to find out she's top executive. And now I started doing consultations to cut the long story short. That was, that's, that's literally about a $3,000 a month consultation that was happening over about 18 months to fix one problem.

59:48And it came from one room on Clubhouse from one booking. And now we, I'm still friends with them. I'm still communicating with them. I'm not going to talk to the company again because I looked at their website and they don't have any AI agents for their website because they are lacking those robots that we need to actually accelerate for crawling. So I'm telling them, Hey, you guys, I know we talked about this before, but when a new year, when a new era and AI is here and you're not showing up and we need to get you there because you need that information to be part of those people that are, I mean, they're

1:00:21on Wikipedia. They're, they're really a big company. So I said, yeah, I'm going to reach out and I've been literally there on my checklist and I've not hit publish or send. Cause for me, I don't just rush things. When someone tells me favor, let's wait. I'll be like, let's wait. What's the rush. I'm not going to rush you. It's not my place. I can't rush you ever because I know that the day you're ready, then let's, let's go because I don't want to be here. And we're sulking and we're crying and we're now kumbaya. Nah, we are going to do the work.

1:00:51We're going to make sure this thing is done. So that's how I was able to fix the site. They didn't have FAQs on their website. That was fixed. Other things happen on the site that were very structural and they literally had like a website. And then there was a staging. So it's not just a website. They had a staging and a website. So it's two different things. And you're like, okay, how does this operate? Some, some companies that we work with today, they have what you call headless framework, which means you, let's say you, your website is on WordPress, but you have a whole entire database that is serving that website, but your website does not live on WordPress.

1:01:24That kind of thing. It's crazy. The way people build websites, it's amazing. So I've seen all kinds of designs and this is the same SEO. It's the same Google. It's the same foundation. So why am I giving you all this story? When you think about passive income, when you think about time, when you think about relationships, when you think about serving people, then the more you give, the more you receive. Like, I don't know what I'm going to get from this room today for telling you all this because I could have just kept my mouth closed and just keep on scrolling.

1:01:54But I said something in me was like, no, come on clubhouse. Just, and I don't do this. It's a Sunday. It's a Sunday. I don't come on clubhouse all the time on a Sunday. I haven't done that this year. I used to come and do SEO Sundays last year and I should probably bring that back. But this year I haven't been on clubhouse on a Sunday doing this and then doing it like this. Then I know that this is a God move. So I'm excited that y'all are here and you're listening because I don't talk about these things. I don't think I'll ever do a room like this again. Maybe. I don't know.

1:02:24But these are the rare, rare, rare, rare, rare times that I do stuff like this because I want y'all to, you know, just know that it's happening. But if you now work with us, if you, you know, connect with me, then you can get the real sauce and I can start telling you companies and businesses when it comes to grants, when it comes to whatever it is you're looking for, profit, for profit, nonprofit. Yeah. We're going to definitely get that going for sure. Nah, Faye, I agree with you, bro, because like it takes that one moment. There's plenty of times that happened for me. I'm pretty sure it happened for a doctor and pretty other people.

1:02:55You just sit here, do what you do, people are going to reach out to y'all and stuff still don't happen. But people don't realize that people think because, you know, they're on clubhouse that stuff's not happening behind the scenes, but you got to place yourself in the right place at the right time. Like, Faye, if you wasn't right here, right now, you would have never had that position. Right? You got to place yourself at the right place at the right time and just keep doing what you do.