5 Things to Know When Starting a Blog Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Passive Journal and our students have sold 100+ blogs including blogs that were sold for more than $100,000 USD.  We even have a full free playlist on our YouTube channel where Khalid Farhan, the founder of Passive Journal bulds and sells a website for $14,000 USD (live).  You can check the playlist here:  Based on our experience of creating and selling blogs that were monetized with affiliate marketing, blogging and products/services – here are 5 things that we think everyone should know when starting a blo ..read more

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing ..read more

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing ..read more

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing ..read more

I had a fun chat with Kelvin Mah in this episode. I consider Kelvin a good friend, and we have a few common interests as well – one of them being listening to loooong podcasts (watch out Joe Rogan fans). Alternatively, if you want to listen to this episode on your preferred podcast listening app, here goes the links: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Radio Kelvin is one of the nicest guys you would come across in the internet marketing world. And, he is the perfect definition of how someone from a non tech Monday job background (he was in Finance) can join the world of internet marketing, work with fu ..read more

I had another SEO & Affiliate giant in this one, the mighty Matthew Woodward. I have been speaking a lot with affiliate marketers and SEOs in my podcast and there’s a clear reason behind that. I am from the same space and I know these guys better than I know the rest of the world (the other business worlds). Alternatively, if you want to listen to this episode on your preferred podcast listening app, here goes the links: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Radio You can find Matthew Woodward’s blog here: Matthew Woodward Let me know what you thought of the podcast in the comments ..read more

Alternatively, if you want to listen to this episode on your preferred podcast listening app, here goes the links: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Radio Craig was not actually on my radar till 2018. I only came to know more about him since I saw a few agencies using his courses to teach their in house SEOs. I then dug deep and wow- was I surprised. Craig is now officially the most experienced SEO that I ever known (17+ years) and he’s actually good at it. Over the years, he has grown a massive following and trust among his clients and fellow SEO’s which is lovely to see. With a thick accent, Craig c ..read more

Alternatively, if you want to listen to this episode on your preferred podcast listening app, here goes the links: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Radio As I was telling in the podcast, I know Doug for a while now. The interesting takeaways for me for this episode was his thoughts about monetizing with Amazon affiliate marketing alone for 50% of his business (the other 50% comes from YouTube revenue, course and Niche Site Project). The whole discussion about whether he would have started all these if he wasn’t laid off from the job at Accenture is also something that I totally agree with. You need a ..read more

Alternatively, if you want to listen to this episode on your preferred podcast listening app, here goes the links: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Radio Dom or the world of Human Proof Designs is not new to me but it was great listening to the whole journey from Dom’s point of view. Funny story, when I was working at Passive Journal, I actually reached out to Dom for a written interview and he was kind enough to do it. We even published it back in the old site (not live anymore). It seems like doing a proper podcast interview with Dom is coming to a full circle. Human Proof Designs is the company th ..read more

Alternatively, if you want to listen to this episode on your preferred podcast listening app, here goes the links: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Radio Alright, so this has been one of the most enjoyable episodes (so far) that I recorded. I had Guillaume Moubeche in this one. He’s the co-founder of Lemlist, a cold email tool that went from nowhere to $250,000 in ARR within literally 1 year. He’s from Paris and he is a young champ (feels weird to write that when you are only 26 yourself). The story of founding Lemlist is very interesting. One of the biggest takeaways for me was the realization of be ..read more