Finding Hidden Passive Income: How to Empower Your High Traffic Content
A lot of times when you write an article (or a page/post on a blog), you put yourself in a “set it and forget it” mindset. Sure, you’ll do some backlinking and you’ll monitor your Google AdSense and Analytics websites, but beyond that, you’re waiting around for the cash to come pouring in. While this approach works, it’s safe to say that if you do this, you’re leaving money on the table. The passive income potential of your content is likely higher than what you’re currently earning. This article is going to show you how to find that “hidden” potential.
I consider this article to be an unofficial “part 4″ of the InfoBarrel Earnings Challenge series, because it fits well with the other three parts (part 1, part 2, and part 3). Just to reemphasize what I’ve said before, however: The usefulness of this information has applications well beyond InfoBarrel. You can apply this thinking to any article site or any website in general.
I rarely post anything on the blog “for fun” or just to be humorous. Lately though, I’ve been having a ton of fun with this site called
Have you ever wanted to see exactly what your competition’s backlinks look like? You’re trying to get on page 1 of Google and you know the #1 ranked site has 180 backlinks, but you really don’t know much about them. You certainly don’t want to go through and check each one of them manually.

Today’s post is short and sweet (this has been a really busy week for me), and I’d like to get your feedback. I’ll start by saying: I shouldn’t be doing this. I have too much work to do, too many side projects, and too many “challenges.” Nevertheless, I’m not one to pass by an idea that I think I can implement fairly easily.
It’s amazing how “fluid” motivation can be. One minute, you’re pumped and ready to dominate every challenge on your path, and the next minute, you’re demotivated, discouraged, and feeling like you just want to lay down and watch TV. It comes and goes. As aspiring entrepreneurs, we need to do whatever we can to keep that motivation around as long as possible. It’s easier for some than others.
Note: The methods described in this massive article are definitely not just applicable to InfoBarrel articles – you can use these same methods for any website.
Hey everyone, I hope your week is going well! We’re halfway through, and the weekend is right around the corner. I just wanted to make a post with two very quick notes that might be of interest to you:
