I want to start a passive income business and grow my existing one..help?

1. There really isn't much in that vain online. Even with paid models and methods you're still going to be putting in the work.

However, in my opinion the best and most stable approach is to build actual websites with direct monetization in mind. It doesn't matter if it's clickbank, general SEO, selling products or services, membership sites, Amazon, Ebay, etc... Anything like that which isn't trying to capitalize on a loophole or short-term eaings opportunity is what leads to residual eaings over time.

This point is expressed repeatedly throughout the forum, and it remains true. Just treat your business like a business, and then it can grow and retu residual eaings.

There's always going to be more work though unless and until you sell a website. You should assume you'll always be working on your project somehow, or you shouldn't bother to do it at all.

There is no "work now" and "ea forever" reality. It is a good tactic often used to sell things to people though. The idea of it sounds amazing - perhaps even too good to be true?

2. It seems like a strange question actually. Clearly the best way to ea money on the inteet with design is to design and sell things.

If you are not comfortable with the available venues for acquiring work, then you should consider creating your own storefront with actual portfolios of the work you can perform. Then you need to establish some initial sales via those initial chaels you appear totally unprepared to work. Once you get some initial clients moving through it will start to get a bit easier to bring on new people via word of mouth, advertising,
or other outreach efforts.

Dude - I think you sound like someone who is not prepared to actually work much at all so I can't really offer good direction because your questions are diametrically opposed in their construction. How can someone ea tons of money with almost no work? For the most part they caot, but there is luck, chance, and probability, so maybe your best bet is to become a gambler.

Many people like you find the best current wave of eaings opportunity and look for the exploits because they don't enjoy eaing online in any way other than the quick hit scenarios. I used to be like this in the movies and CPA niche with content locking for many years.

The hardest part of this type of jouey is the let down when the gravy train ends. Had I invested my time and energy back then working on actual real-world models like SEO, Affiliate Marketing, Real CPA, Youtube(non-spam), etc... then I could have established a real business and my work would have paid better and longer.

Don't make the same mistakes as myself and others. Even with these quick hit models there is always a certain amount of work being done. I used to work 10 hours a week and generate $3k/month with some of those models over the years, but when the train crashed and bued - so did my motivation to work on new things and my eaings virtually disappeared <-- MORE than once.

My best advice to you is ignore the natural tendency of humans to seek the path of least resistance to the pot of gold. Stop thinking about how you work less and ea more, and start thinking about what your business says about you.

The notion is work smarter not harder. Nowhere in that sentiment is even the semblance of the idea that you work less. Working smarter still means working. Get this fundamental concept ingrained into your mind and as you take on new projects start thinking about their long-term prospects and recognize that if you do this thing online right then you're not working at all actually.

You're simply living your life in accordance with your goals and aspirations. You're building your brand, your business, your product, your life. The answer to both of your questions in my opinion is unfortunately - work.