7 Places to Earn Passive Income

There are 2 ways to earn passive income on Squidoo. First, you can earn through Adsense and Amazon revenue sharing. Squidoo will pay you income through your PayPal account once you reach your designated payout amount.

Secondly, you can earn passive income by promoting affiliate products on the Squidoo lens.

EHow is another content sharing site that shares its Adsense revenue with its writers. Adding articles to eHow can result in a nice passive revenue stream. The more articles you write, the more income you can generate.

HubPages shares its revenues from Amazon, Kontera, eBay, and Adsense with writers who are affiliates of those programs. The advantage to using HubPages instead of your own blog to post articles is that Hubpages has a high PR and articles get indexed in Google fast, giving you the potential to begin to earn passive income more quickly.

Xomba gives its contributors 50% of revenue earned through Adsense ads clicked on while on their articles. You can get full details on earning passive income with Xomba here.

Bukisa is another content-based revenue sharing site. You can submit not only articles on Bukisa but also recipes, audio, video, slides, and photos. Bukisa determines its pay to its members by a Bukisa index per 1000 page views. This site is unique in that it allows you to share content that you've already published on other sites as long as its your original content.

Ezine Articles does not share revenues with its writers but allows writers to link to sites where affiliate products can be sold. Well written articles with compelling calls to action in the resource box can be effective to generate passive income.

Associated Content is another pay per view site that pays writers $1.50 for every 1000 views. Once the articles are posted, you can continue to earn passive income. Associated Content also pays an up front payment of between $3 and $20 for accepted articles.