What else makes you money online?

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quickandeasy says

Just thought I’d throw this out there.

We’re all a cross between creative people and business people, and I am wondering other than Envato and freelancing, what else do you do to earn money online?

Do you have a website that generates advertising income? Do you earn money from affiliating?

I am really interested in learning about new ways to earn passive income online and if anyone has any tips or tricks from what they do

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canimalition says

Google Adsense, that’s it until now.

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quickandeasy says

canimalition said
Google Adsense, that’s it until now.

On what? Your blog?

Share some figures :evil:

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AppVolt says

Currently have one app on the App Store generating some decent revenues.

Also planning to release more app projects this year along with this exciting Envato adventure!

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survivor says

I have around 30 web sites / blogs, generating income from adsense and sklik (same as adsense in our country), selling backlinks and other direct advertising.

I have also tried several affiliate programs on my travel web, but it really sucks

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dtbaker says

I tried adsense on a few websites. Get about $100 a year. haha. not much

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garethcoker says

As well as Audiojungle, I sell game soundtracks and short film / independent film soundtracks on Bandcamp.

A couple of these are available on iTunes, AmazonMP3, etc… but Bandcamp is a much better deal as there is a higher commission for the seller (only 15% goes to Bandcamp) and the money goes directly from the consumer to the seller via Paypal, thus you get it instantly, unlike iTunes, etc….

Bandcamp also offers the consumer the chance to stream the entire album before buying. What usually happens is most people listen to 2-3 songs and if they’ve stayed that long, they end up buying the album (they keep stats of what people do on your webpages, referrals, etc…)

In addition, some customers who are fans of your work, like to pay more, and Bandcamp gives them that option. I’ve had one customer pay $35 for my inMomentum album – which costs $5 on Bandcamp.

I could live – albeit not that well – off Audiojungle and Bandcamp alone. OK it’s not Themeforest levels, but…what is?