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1 Learn the money-­making potential of affiliate programs.

This is one popular and very effective way to earn passive income, which is derived from setting up a website that pre-­‐sells company products. In this setup, the company provides the products along with the programming code that tracks down sales, of which you will be given a commission for every successful sale. Find companies that are known to offer bigger commissions as well as track down clients who are highly likely to make multiple purchases over extended period of time, which will generate recurring commissions.

2 Create information products such as eBooks.

The web provides a great way to create and sell an eBook that explains “How To” information, such as How to Start Your Online Business, or any other topic designed to provide information on how to make life easier for people. There is a huge demand of information, which is something you can capitalize on. The great thing with eBook is it’s easier to create, which you can complete at a short amount time. Once done, you simply have to come up with a website, secure a web hosting service and set up your own online marketing in place. This will make it possible for your eBooks available for purchase 24 hours a day, for several years to come, with the possibility of earning income while you sleep.

3 Earn passive residual income through advertising commissions.

If you own a website or you are planning to own one, work on attracting visitors or generating web traffic by providing relevant, original and fresh content to attract people to visit your sites. By allowing banner placements or links on your site at a certain fee, you can look forward to collecting passive residual income every month.

4 Become a reseller of web hosting services or domain registration.

Offer web hosting service wherein you simply pay a monthly fee and resell the service at a certain subscription charge to your customers. However, if you are planning to engage in this type of service, it is important to be thoroughly familiar and knowledgeable with the web hosting service in order to provide prompt and reliable support to your customers.

5 Master the art of salary negotiation.

During job interviews, instead of waiting for the salary conversation to be tackled, you can go right ahead and ask the interviewer/recruiter the expected salary of the position you are applying for. This way you don’t have to waste time going back and forth with negotiations since you already know the figures and can decide ahead of time if it’s something viable enough for you to pursue your application.

6 Keep your emails short and concise.

Instead of spending precious minutes composing long and winding emails, keep everything short and to the point. Firstly, your subject line should be informative so your recipients will know if it is something they need to prioritize. When conveying your message in a direct manner, make sure to avoid constructing sentences in passive voice.

7 Get business and sales leads efficiently by directly asking people if they have a problem you can help resolve.

For example, if you are offering web design services, instead of checking out if there are people interested in having a new website, ask direct questions, such as “Who among you isn’t happy with their current website?” This effectively cuts down the chase and you get to save significant amount of time when it comes to getting responses.

8 When it comes to working with a team, most of the time 80% accurate is good enough.

As you know, time is money and most of the time large projects have time-­‐ constraints. If you are working with a team, achieving 80% accuracy is almost always good enough. You can leave the remaining 20% for the practicing or testing phase, where you can work out the finer details. Keep in mind that getting the job done right and on time is more important that getting all the details right.

9 Talk to a human customer service representative.

When calling customer service, instead of talking to an automated machine, get faster and more efficient resolution and support by going straight to a real person. If you have an important or urgent complaint, try to check contacthelp.com or gethuman.com if there is a code for the specific company you need to call and bypass the automated systems.

10 Master the art of saying “No.”

Before making any commitments, evaluate your current workload and respect your limits. Learning to say no will not only free up your time but will also save you from a lot of stress. Successful people know what they want and have no trouble being decisive, putting their foot down on something and saying no.

11. Learn the art of delegation.

If you are the type of person used to doing everything on your own or you have difficulty of letting go, keep in mind that you do not have enough hours in the day to do and attend to everything. This is a very important value every managers and leaders should learn and accept. Reduce your workload and enhance efficiency by learning to delegate tasks.

12 Study to get training for a specialized skill.

These days, a highly desirable and specialized skill set can propel you from being just an ordinary employee to a more valuable one. Take time to determine what are the most valuable and in demand skills in your industry and check if it is something that you can learn to acquire during your spare time.

13 Earn a higher qualification or degree.

There are certain job sectors that require having a certain degree, specialized training or certificate in order to qualify you to a higher pay scale. While this route may be financially challenging and time consuming, it can increase your qualifications and make you eligible for promotions or higher designations, which can prove to be a good and rewarding investment in the long run. Whether it’s an MBA degree or a Six Sigma Black Belt, check out if spending on night classes and seminars can turn out to be feasible investments. There are also companies that sponsor further education for qualified employees, so take time to discuss this with your company’s Human Resource Department.

14 Consider changing your work hours or telecommuting.

If your employer is unable or unwilling to give you a salary raise in compensation of the amount of work you do, try to negotiate adjusting your work hours or discuss telecommuting options. However, this may not work for a number of industries but if you can complete most of your work from home, then it’s definitely worth asking. You can also evaluate your work hours and check if working on another shift can help your productivity or open up more time to pursue other money-­‐making opportunities.

15 Instead of working as a full-­timer, consider becoming a consultant.

If you are constantly working above and beyond the regular 40-­‐hour work

week, you may want to explore the idea of working as an hourly consultant, if it is more feasible financially. While this may not mean you work any