Barbara Casey's B List of Passive Income Performers

Barbara's Recommended Resources:

The B List:
I own or use these items; they are worth your consideration; they may suit your site better than mine... or their value to cost is slightly less than the A List. Most of them are "almost" A List items.

Vicky White's "Order Up."
This little $7 e-book will teach you how to place your requests with the Universe - and also gives you bonus Feng Shui tips to make your intentions even more powerful! I really like this e-book. It presents the idea simply and with examples we can all understand. It's only on the B List because it's a short book. Not quite the weightiness of the InfoGuru Marketing Manual, for example. Good value for $7.

Google AdSense
I need to update my understanding on how to get AdSense to work better for me. That being said, after you enter your AdSense code on your webpages, this is as "passive" as income gets. Click the button below to learn more.

Amazon.com
Promote books (and all kinds of other items) on your website and receive commissions from Amazon.com. Amazon is a terrific resource to include on your website. Well worth joining their Associates program... it's free to join. The amounts you earn if people click on your links to buy books isn't huge, but I like being able to direct my site visitors and ezine readers directly to a book I'm recommending, so they don't have to spend time searching all over Amazon for it.

LinkShare Referral Program.
As a LinkShare affiliate, you earn revenue for driving sales, leads and traffic to partner sites. Registration is free.

PayPal
If you're in business on the 'Net, you should really have PayPal as a payment option. It's so universal now... and many affiliate programs pay you with PayPal.

It's How Much You Keep That Counts, Not How Much You Make
Ron Mueller shows home business owners how to reduce your taxes to the legal minimum. New Radiance is a corporation, and the advice in this e-book is suited more for people who take home business tax deductions on their personal tax return. That's the only reason this e-book didn't make the "A" List. If you're a consultant, network marketer, freelancer, internet marketer, direct sales rep, etc., this book could save you a bunch in taxes.

Tax Tip from Ron Mueller:

DO YOU HAVE A BUSINESS CHECKING ACCOUNT?

In an audit, the IRS will try to prove you don't have a real business. They'll try to call it a hobby or an avocation, because that severely limits your deductions. Co-mingling your personal finances with your business finances, using one combined checking account, is not a good idea.

Having a separate bank account for your business income and expenses helps prove you have a legitimate business and that you have a profit intent. Click here for timely tax tips from Ron Mueller.

How to Write and Publish Your Own e-Book in as Little as 7 Days
The Joe Vitale and Jim Edwards classic that's a bit long in the tooth nowadays, but still has value if you're starting from scratch on the subject of writing and publishing e-books.

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