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The 6 Must Have Passive Streams You NEED To Have On Your Business WebsiteIf you own a business and you don’t have a website, get one. If you dohave a website, but it only serves as an online business card, then youare leaving money on the table. Websites can do so much more than justpromote your business. They can make automated passive sales for youfrom a variety of different products. Your website is actually a profitcenter for your business and within that profit center you havemultiple streams of passive income opportunities. These streams are alist, the sale of an item or items, Adsense, CPA offers, affiliateproducts, and advertising space. 1.) The optin-form. Your‘Home Page’ should be the ‘focus’ of your business and this is whereyou should put your customer contact collection form. Known in theInternet Marketing as an ‘opt in’ form, this simple system allows yourvisitors to give you their name and email address so that when you wantto have a sale or update your customers about new inventory orservices, all you need to do is compose one simple email and it willautomatically go out to every one of your customers. This ‘list’ alsohas it’s own additional streams of income as well, such as emailingthem about others new services as an affiliate and making commissionsfor helping others promote their products to your list. 2.)Item sales. You can sell your own products and or services right fromyour site, giving your customers and ‘ease of order’ solution. This isgreat for businesses since it can help to cut down on overstock. Nomatter what business you are in, chances are someone has written a bookabout it, and if they haven’t there’s a book to be written. This isalso another source of revenue. You can be an affiliate for an existingbook for commissions, you can buy a book with Private Label Rights orMaster Resale Rights for sale, you can have the book ghostwritten whichis fairly inexpensive, or you can write it yourself. 3.)Adsense- Adsense doesn’t make a lot of money. Generally speaking, ifyou don’t have loads and loads of pages on your site, Adsense earningsaren’t going to amount to much. However, Adsense recently added a‘video units’ feature that allows you to make Adsense players rightfrom your Youtube account, and Youtube generates the html code that youjust paste right in to your website or blog. You now have video on yoursite or blog, and when people watch it, if they click on the ads, youmake a little extra money. Video units is still new and being tested bymarketers, but video will help to keep people on your site and thoseclicks can add up, especially as you continue to add pages or posts.4.)Affiliate Products. Just to give you an example, let’s say you own ahealth food store. There are ‘affiliate managers’ like Clickbank andPaydotcom that allow other merchants to put their products in what iscalled ‘The Marketplace.’ You simply sign up for free accounts withthese merchants and look for products that complement yours. So, if youdo own a health food store, you might find a really good selling ebookon Clickbank on “Healthy Living” which sells for $27.00 and pays out a50% commission. All you have to do is link to it from your site, andthe tracking codes and your websites visitors do all the work for you. 5.)CPA programs. CPA stands for Cost Per Action. In essence, a CPA programis an affiliate program, but instead of the visitor having to‘purchase’ something, they have to ‘perform an action,’ such as givingan email address, or filling out a form. Some programs have ‘costs’such as a $4.95 shipping and handling fee on a trial offer ofsomething, but a vast majority of them only require information for youto get your commission. 6.) Selling advertising space. This isprobably the least used profit center in most websites simply because,if you don’t have a lot of traffic, you won’t be able to command muchmoney for selling your space. But if your market is a targeted market,you can find people who will be willing to pay you $5.00 or so permonth for a link or a banner on your site. The key is to not be in‘direct competition,’ but in a complementary market. Such as, if youown a small car dealership, there are Internet Marketers and webmasterswho will pay you $5.00 for a banner on your site that leads the their“Auto Loan Application” CPA offer.Websites are a must for anybusiness, an accompanying ‘blog’ is where most of the ‘profit centers’are best utilized. A website with blog combination allows your businessto increase it’s profits exponentially with passive streams of income.Although a website is crucial for a businesses image ofprofessionalism, it also offers the ability to increase earningsthrough it and all through the use of automated systems. If you are notmaximizing the revenue potential of your website, you are leaving moneyon the table. Visit our Tampa business blog to learn more about doingInternet business.