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INFO - LIST FOR TRANSABLED AID ACCESS

A list of discreet access of assistive aids , ways to hide assistive aids , and euphoria inducing replacements .

Where to get assistive aids ?

01 , An obvious choice would be online shopping , although discreet shopping can be a bit difficult . Buying many things at once so you get a big / couple of packages could be a way to not turn any eyes , especially now that the holidays are coming up . " But I live with people who have the tendency of opening my packages " , there are a couple of options of what you can do - use a p.o box or locker service ( ex: amazon locker will send you an email with pickup instructions ) , choosing a specific delivery time of when you are only home / you have time to be the first one to pick it up ( tip : have delivery notifications on so you can be the first one to receive it ) , have delivery instructions to specify where to put the package ( ex : behind a pot plant , under the steps , etc ) , have it delivered to your friends / work . " But big shopping sites aren't safe for me " , Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist could be a better option for you , may be also safer as you can request the person selling you the item to make it discreet / can also be on the cheaper end , as they tend to be used . It can also be safer on the end of simply picking it up , making it so that there isn't any sort of electronic transaction that can be seen on a bank / phone receipt . 02 , Thrifted / Yard sales are also a good option - not only is it generally more discreet , allowing you to take it home by simply putting it in your bag without any other notice , but it's also generally cheaper , seeing that often times its used items still in a somewhat good condition . " What / where do I look for ? " , I would often suggest Goodwill , as they tend to have a wider range of mobility aids . You can also find them at your local small shops - try calling ahead and asking if they have anything , as they mostly will have more time to look through their storage . " How do I know it's worth it ? " , shopping out is a greater option as you can test out if the aid is good for you . When shopping for aids , test if they are sturdy , if they are the right size for you / there is any ability to diy fix it to your measurements , and how you would be able to put it away / hide it .

When it comes to what sort of aid is the most discreet : Canes : foldable canes are the most discreet , they are compact and are able to be carried in a bag . Double use canes , such as umbrella canes , are also discreet in the sense of being able to play it off as just an umbrella . Rollator : also good to consider a foldable rollators / walkers , ones that also have a seat can be passed off as just portable seats . Wheelchairs : Wheelchairs , unless you live in a spacious area without any judging eyes , are hard to turn discreet . While folding wheelchairs are a thing , plus lightweight ones - like most wheelchairs , they are expensive , and often are badly fitted / uncomfortable . ++ temporary replacements are a better option . Hearing Aids : Hearing Aids kept in their case can very easily be passed out as to be wireless earbuds / there are many hearing aids that resemble simple ear buds. Although , Hearing Aids bought online aren't the most reliable , and may be even dangerous - so temporary / thrifted replacement is a better option .

Where do I hide my aids if I am in an unsafe environment ?

While hiding things from the people you live with can be draining , it is still suggested for your safety .

01 , Folding Aids - Any aid that is able to be neatly folded and easily stored is the best when it comes to hiding . Placing them in bags in also the best , as you are able to take them out once you leave your place . Another way would be having a designated spot outside your place , where you can easily access it once you are out . More ways of hiding them : in drawers , unused umbrella holders , under your mattress , in coat hoodies , old shoe boxes .

02 , Aids with Wheels - While trickier , definitely able . The biggest suggestion is to have folding versions . You can fold them and store in the back of your closet along the wall . You can put it on the frame of your bed and put a mattress over it . If you have a rug , putting it specifically near / under your bed , and then the aid right under the rub can also be an option . If you have a dresser , sliding it between the wall and the dresser's side can help . On top of closets can also be good . When needing to store it for outside use , big portfolios could fit them . 03 , Hearing Aids - Probably the easiest to hide as they resemble ear buds . Although getting custom / decorated cases can be good for disguising them . Nonetheless , if needed , hiding them in small pockets of backpacks , coat pockets , pencil cases can be extra security . " What if I immediately need to hide something for my safety ? " , when opening your drawer - look past the drawer / take it out , you will see that there is room on the inside of the frame , even with the drawers fully closed . You can throw any smaller sized aid in that space , and then simply take out the drawers to take it back when ready . Another way for more bigger aids - take out all of the drawers from a dresser , put the aid inside , then put the drawers back in . If the back of your dresser is a softer material that's able to be cut , cut a ⊏ shape so that it creates a flap , put your aid in and tape the flap , put your dresser back up on the wall - the flap is an easier access than taking out all drawers . Although if you feel like you are in immediate danger for having an assistive aid in your home , prioritize your safety and take the aid out of your home . You are worth more than something that you will be 100% able to get back in the future < 3

DIY - ING

Everyone should be able to have access to assistive aids - even when it comes to creating their own .

Folding Crutches . ( need to already have simple crutches ) Cane out of yardsticks . ++ easier , You can make a cane by taking hard pvc pipe , sealing the bottom + adding a stopper ( shaped rubber or foam ) , while at the top you cut out to sides of a handle - a top and bottom , glue it with hot glue and attach it.

While it may not be as sturdy - it's still a good alternative .

More affordable assistive aid shopping :

essentailaids.com , affordable canes / crutches / walkers - lots of accessories , has wheelchairs too .

mobilityshop.co.uk , also affordable AND a huge range , so you have some options . Also offers accessories and some more simpler accessibility aids .

argos.co.uk , on the more pricier end yet still quite affordable , also offers joints support and braces .

abilitysuperstore.com , while not as affordable as other sites , still has a pretty decent price range - but has way more options to offer .

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Author: CrimethInc. Topic: technology

“The future is already here,” Cyberpunk pioneer William Gibson once said; “it’s just not very evenly distributed.” Over the intervening decades, many people have repurposed that quote to suit their needs. Today, in that tradition, we might refine it thus: War is already here—it’s just not very evenly distributed.

Never again will the battlefield be just state versus state; it hasn’t been for some time. Nor are we seeing simple conflicts that pit a state versus a unitary insurgent that aspires to statehood. Today’s wars feature belligerents of all shapes and sizes: states (allied and non-allied), religious zealots (with or without a state), local and expatriate insurgents, loyalists to former or failing or neighboring regimes, individuals with a political mission or personal agenda, and agents of chaos who benefit from the instability of war itself. Anyone or any group of any size can go to war.

The increased accessibility of the technology of disruption and war[1] means the barrier to entry is getting lower all the time. The structure of future wars will sometimes feel familiar, as men with guns murder children and bombs level entire neighborhoods—but it will take new forms, too. Combatants will manipulate markets and devalue currencies. Websites will be subject to DDoS attacks and disabling—both by adversaries and by ruling governments. Infrastructure and services like hospitals, banks, transit systems, and HVAC systems will all be vulnerable to attacks and interruptions.

In this chaotic world, in which new and increasing threats ceaselessly menace our freedom, technology has become an essential battlefield. Here at the CrimethInc. technology desk, we will intervene in the discourse and distribution of technological know-how in hopes of enabling readers like you to defend and expand your autonomy. Let’s take a glance at the terrain.

Privacy

The NSA listens to, reads, and records everything that happens on the internet.

Amazon, Google, and Apple are always listening[2] and sending some amount[3] of what they hear back to their corporate data centers[4]. Cops want that data. Uber, Lyft, Waze, Tesla, Apple, Google, and Facebook know your whereabouts and your movements all of the time. Employees spy on users.

Police[5] want access to the contents of your phone, computer, and social media accounts—whether you’re a suspected criminal, a dissident on a watch list, or an ex-wife.

The business model of most tech companies is surveillance capitalism. Companies learn everything possible about you when you use their free app or website, then sell your data to governments, police, and advertisers. There’s even a company named Palantir, after the crystal ball in The Lord of the Rings that the wizard Saruman used to gaze upon Mordor—through which Mordor gazed into Saruman and corrupted him.[6] Nietzsche’s famous quote, “When you look long into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you,” now sounds like a double transcription error: surely he didn’t mean abyss, but app.

Security

Self-replicating malware spreads across Internet of Things (IoT) devices like “smart” light bulbs and nanny cams, conscripting them into massive botnets. The people who remotely control the malware then use these light bulbs and security cameras to launch debilitating DDoS[7] attacks against DNS providers, reporters, and entire countries.

Hackers use ransomware to hold colleges, hospitals, and transit systems hostage. Everything leaks, from nude photos on celebrities’ phones to the emails of US political parties.

Capital

Eight billionaires combined own as much wealth as the poorest 50% of the world’s population. Four of those eight billionaires are tech company founders.[8] Recently, the President of the United States gathered a group of executives to increase collaboration between the tech industry and the government.[9]

The tech industry in general, and the Silicon Valley in particular, has a disproportionately large cultural influence. The tech industry is fundamentally tied to liberalism and therefore to capitalism. Even the most left-leaning technologists aren’t interested in addressing the drawbacks of the social order that has concentrated so much power in their hands.[10]

War

Nation states are already engaging in cyber warfare. Someone somewhere[11] has been learning how to take down the internet.

Tech companies are best positioned to create a registry of Muslims and other targeted groups. Even if George W. Bush and Barack Obama hadn’t already created such lists and deported millions of people, if Donald Trump (or any president) wanted to create a registry for roundups and deportations, all he’d have to do is go to Facebook. Facebook knows everything about you.

The Obama administration built the largest surveillance infrastructure ever—Donald Trump’s administration just inherited it. Liberal democracies and fascist autocracies share the same love affair with surveillance. As liberalism collapses, the rise of autocracy coincides with the greatest technical capacity for spying in history, with the least cost or effort. It’s a perfect storm.

This brief overview doesn’t even mention artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), robots, the venture capital system, or tech billionaires who think they can live forever with transfusions of the blood of young people.

Here at the tech desk, we’ll examine technology and its effects from an anarchist perspective. We’ll publish accessible guides and overviews on topics like encryption, operational security, and how to strengthen your defenses for everyday life and street battles. We’ll zoom out to explore the relation between technology, the state, and capitalism—and a whole lot more. Stay tuned.

Footnotes

[1] A surplus of AK-47s. Tanks left behind by U.S. military. Malware infected networked computer transformed into DDoS botnets. Off the shelf ready to execute scripts to attack servers.

[2] Amazon Echo / Alexa. Google with Google Home. Apple with Siri. Hey Siri, start playing music.

[3] What, how much, stored for how long, and accessible by whom are all unknown to the people using those services.

[4] Unless you are a very large company, “data center” means someone else’s computer sitting in someone else’s building.

[5] Local beat cops and police chiefs, TSA, Border Patrol, FBI… all the fuckers.

[6] Expect to read more about Palantir and others in a forthcoming article about surveillance capitalism.

[7] Distributed Denial of Service. More on this in a later article, as well.

[8] Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison. In fact, if you count Michael Bloomberg as a technology company, that makes five.

[9] In attendance: Eric Trump. Brad Smith, Microsoft president and chief legal officer. Jeff Bezos, Amazon founder and CEO. Larry Page, Google founder and Alphabet CEO. Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO. Mike Pence. Donald Trump. Peter Thiel, venture capitalist. Tim Cook, Apple CEO. Safra Catz, Oracle CEO. Elon Musk, Tesla CEO. Gary Cohn, Goldman Sachs president and Trump’s chief economic adviser. Wilbur Ross, Trump’s commerce secretary pick. Stephen Miller, senior policy adviser. Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO. Ginni Rometty, IBM CEO. Chuck Robbins, Cisco CEO. Jared Kushner, investor and Trump’s son-in-law. Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee and White House chief of staff. Steve Bannon, chief strategist to Trump. Eric Schmidt, Alphabet president. Alex Karp, Palantir CEO. Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO.

[10] We’ll explore this more in a later article about “The California Ideology.”

[11] Probably a state-level actor such as Russia or China.

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60 USD Xbox Gift Card: The Ultimate Guide for Gamers

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Region Restrictions Xbox gift cards are region-specific. Be sure to buy the right version for your country. If you accidentally buy a gift card for a different region, it may not work for your account.

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Left Alone Part 9: Silencers 1

Tropes/content warnings: M for mature themes overall. vampire whumpee/caretaker, male whumpee/caretaker, non-binary whumpee/caretaker, general morbidity; this is a bit of a breather chapter before we get to the bitey shooty part in 2 and 3, so not a lot of relevant triggers. There will be a lot of play with, and discussion of, the concept of consent in this series, as it applies to many topics. There will be angst. Vampire biting can be painful, platonic, or NSFW and I'm not sure what direction that will take, but Tolly will definitely continue to fantasize about subtextually or literally sex-murdering Arden, as vampires often do.

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Part 8: Faint

The kitchen had a back door facing out into the overgrown herb garden, an expanse of knee-high lawn, and the woods. He considered running the property barefoot, but he knew it was surrounded by forest. Only living wood was very dangerous to him. There was always the chance of stepping on a snag or a cut blackberry vine old enough to be woody, which would go through his foot like a hot knife through butter. Any real injury would use up too much of his pig’s blood to heal. He would wait for shoes.

He breathed in the night for as long as he dared, looking up at the stars – nothing important had changed in twenty years. It was one of the only things an immortal could depend on. The stars changed so slowly that they were always there. He could hear spring peepers in the distance from the creek beyond the lawns. A dizzying bouquet of scents burst over him, plant and human and animal and inanimate.

It was almost fearful, this sensation of his world expanding again. He hated the little room, had hated watching himself slowly shrivel and starve, but things inside it were very simple.

His time was limited. There was work to do. Tolly locked up again and went to collect the trash from downstairs and put it just inside the back door, so he could take it to the bin when his shoes arrived. He put the volume on Poe carefully back in its place on the library shelf.

With these preliminary matters accomplished, Tolly went to sit, ankles crossed, on the big stairway so that he could teach himself to use the phone. Moonlight glittered in the stained-glass skylight above the vestibule. It depicted the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone, very traditional for someone of Nicholas’ religion.

A current smartphone was a fascinating thing, so unlike the phones he remembered. The internet was mind-bogglingly fast, too. It amazed him. He couldn’t get the wifi password from the phone itself. He’d have to ask Arden later.

Tolly's ebay account still existed, and his bank had a web site now. He was able to register after some finagling with taking pictures of his face and talking on the phone to what turned out to be a machine with recorded human voice segments. At the end of a couple of hours he had linked his account with a few payment services, ordered new cards, and signed up for Amazon. The phone Arden had ordered him was a prepaid – he could see Arden’s Amazon, too – so he let that be for now. It was functionally disposable that way, and he could charge it with minutes and not invest in a plan he might not need. There was no point in spending so much on something that might so easily break, and the parasitic integration of Google accounts did have the advantage of convenience. Every phone could, from now on, be the same phone, as long as it was the same operating system to recover data from the cloud.

His stockbroker had a web site now. He signed up for that, too. His stocks had performed extremely well in his absence, as it turned out. He sent a message to the accounting service he had used for two generations of American identities, claiming he had been ill and undergoing treatment and asking if they would do business via email now. They were supposed to have kept up with his capital gains taxes, but it would be as well to assess the situation and pay any fines or back taxes he might owe.

His current identity was forty years old now. He should start establishing a younger one to “inherit” soon, so that when he got to seventy or eighty it would be ready. Obtaining a social security number fraudulently was probably harder now. Maybe this “dark web” thing would be of use. He should probably figure out what a “VPN” was first.

But that was a less urgent matter. He needed shoes. Hair and nail care kits went into the cart immediately, of course. But he had to mull over the issue of wardrobe. He couldn’t go back to tailored business clothing when Arden’s apparent preference was  casual, and besides, if he looked too  wealthy it would create friction. He wouldn’t be entirely convincing in young people’s clothes, either. At some point he would have human blood again, be strong again – the roots of his canines ached – but even glamour could only do so much.

Very well. Pacific Northwest casual. If they needed to do something more formal, he would need to clothe Arden anyway, so he could shop for himself if it came up then. He’d no idea what their incarnation of gender portended for dress clothing, and for now, it didn’t matter. He ordered straight-leg jeans and corduroys, tee shirts, flannels, a couple of tank tops, and a wool-lined leather overcoat. These were what he would consider inexpensive but durable brands. He would have spent more on footwear, but Arden’s shoes were of the $30-on-sale variety, so he settled for Florsheim’s sneakers and the cheapest available leather wallet for the payment cards he expected to receive by mail shortly. If things weren’t dramatic in appearance, and the brand name wasn’t obtrusive, most people wouldn’t know by sight how much they had cost.

Toiletries. Shaving wasn’t exactly necessary, because Basilia had made him shave himself before she initiated him, but it was important to keep up appearances. No wristwatch, people used phones for that now so it was an accessory of fashion he didn’t immediately need. He ordered a canvas duffel bag, too.

A lot of packages were going to appear in the next day or so. He’d rushed everything that could be rushed. It couldn’t be helped. He didn’t want Arden spending any more of their monetary cache on him. He debated wiring more money. Best not to overwhelm them. Their exhaustion and collapse indicated what Tolly instinctively thought of as a nervous disposition before he remembered that different phrasing was appropriate in a more modern era.

He wondered what version the DSM was on now. He checked. He also checked if Maulian Basal Retinoid Syndrome was still considered a valid disorder. It still was. He smiled for a second to see a Dr. Lauren Phibes, Junior, listed as the predominant expert on the disease. Lauren had gotten “old” enough to need to pass on his practice, finally. When the present crisis was over, Tolly resolved to get in touch again. Lauren was always good for an interesting evening.

He needed more time investigating the popular culture to update his mental vocabulary to his apparent age instead of twenty years “older” (he politely refrained from looking at the bookmark folder labeled “homework” – some habits apparently survived from Arden’s high school or college years) but the phone said it was already 4 a.m. and he had best deal with the matter of dawn approaching.

Tolly hurriedly logged out of everything and logged Arden back into Amazon and Gmail with his password from an app that only asked for the locking code again. He wrote a brief note in the study – the ghost of Nicholas remained in scent even after so long - and soft-footed it back upstairs to leave both note and phone on the nightstand.

Dear Arden:

I took the liberty of borrowing your phone to transact some business. I have attempted to leave it as I found it, but I apologize for any inconvenience I may have caused. I also apologize for all of the package deliveries. If you would do me the favor of bringing them inside, I will deal with them tomorrow night. I ask only because your weather app indicates rain is likely.

Your written orders will be obeyed, if you don’t want to wait up tomorrow evening.

I have also ordered another case of non-dairy protein shakes in the chocolate flavor, as it appears you are out. Please drink at least two.

Bartholomaeus

Then he shut the basement door behind him and smugly walked back downstairs, feet protected from even the dead wood of splinters by his thick if increasingly dirty socks. He read Dumas until his eyes began to grow dim and his limbs unwieldy. Then he crawled back into the sleeping bag. He left the socks laid out on the rug, to keep the inside of the bag clean.

“Tolly. Hey, Tolly. Wake up!”

A voice snapped him back to consciousness. Tolly unzipped the bag far enough to emerge, crawling backward on his hands and feet until he was out far enough to kneel. His hair was in worse case now. He could tell as he ran his talons through it. Arden stood outside the small room, pounding on the wall next to it with one fist. They stopped as they saw him emerge.

“Something weird happened today,” they said.

“What is it?” Tolly asked.

“I got a cash offer of five million dollars to buy the house and everything in it,” Arden said. “From some company. TriVenture LLC. Their lawyer called the lawyer who settled Uncle Nick’s estate.”

“What did you say?” Tolly asked, pulling on his socks before he turned to shake the sleeping bag and tightly roll it up.

“I said I needed to think about it. It’s weird, right? The whole property probably isn’t worth a million dollars, not out here in the County. Five is insane.”

“When Nicholas was killed, was a body found?”

“That might be hard to hear,” Arden said. “It was pretty awful.” It might be hard to say, said their tone.

“It may be important,” Tolly said.

“They found tiny bits of blood and hair where he was impaled on the steering column, because the airbag didn’t deploy when he hit a tree, but the car basically exploded. There was nothing left but metal and burning upholstery when somebody found it. And some animal teeth scattered around. That was weird. They investigated for mechanical faults, but there wasn’t enough left to tell.”

“Was the accident in daylight?” Tolly asked, stopping with the bag under his arm.

“Yeah, it was afternoon when they found it and it was still burning,” Arden said. “Why?”

Black Tolly was silent for a long moment. Then he said, “He died twice.”

“What?”

“He injected himself with my blood for years. One who has consumed undead blood does not remain dead. He died in the accident, and then when he changed, he died again in the fire and in the sun.”

“That’s fucking awful,” Arden said.

“I doubt it was an accident,” Tolly said. “Not when someone wants to buy his house and effects at a price so high. He said he was leading them away from the ring, didn’t he?”

Arden squinted unhappily. “So, who killed him, then?”

“I don’t know,” Tolly said. “He didn’t tell me who his enemies were. He vaguely hinted that he had some within his religion, but I was never sure if he meant it.” Arden was starting to look pale and sound thready again. It was time to introduce another topic. “Did my things arrive?”

“I stacked it all in the other guest room. Do you want to keep sleeping down here instead?” Arden asked uncertainly.

“If you are willing that I rest aboveground, the sleeping bag is adequate to protect me from the sun. I would just as soon never see this room again,” Tolly said.

“I don’t blame you,” Arden said. They looked at the ceiling. “Which is why I wonder how come you’re still here and not already in Seattle at the Fairmont Olympic or somewhere?” Tolly wondered if they had phrased it that way on purpose, so that he was not required to answer. It was hard to say.

“May we discuss this later? I would like to shower and cut my hair, with your permission.”

“Sure.”

“And perhaps you might consider going to bed.”

“If I say ‘fuck off’ will you interpret that as an order?”

“Not any more,” Tolly said cheerfully.

“Fuck riiiiight off, Tolly.”

“Adorable.” He ran his fingers through Arden’s hair on the way past. They saw it coming, but they didn’t try to avoid it. With a feeling of self-congratulation, he listened to their heart skip. They were turning red again, and they almost certainly would forget the question.

Black Tolly emerged from the guest bathroom in an hour with short hair and short, smooth nails. Someone looking closely could see they were growing from his fingers in an odd, embedded way, but that couldn’t be helped yet. He wore his new jeans, pre-faded blue tee shirt, jacket, socks, and the brown leather sneakers. His new wallet was in his pocket and the phone was in his hand. Everything else went into the duffel bag or the washer in the laundry downstairs. He absently poured detergent one-handed as he started logging into accounts with the other.

He took the pile of cardboard and trash from the packages outside to find the bins. He stood by them for a moment, listening to the night. It was cloudy, and it had rained, leaving the smell of petrichor still lingering in the air. There was a feeling of heavy possibility that he now knew probably meant a change in air pressure, so it was likely going to storm. Wet grass brushed his new jeans.

He had shoes now, Tolly thought. And he had not been outside in twenty years.

So Tolly ran.

He circled the grounds, peered through the thickets into the wood, listened to the sounds of small creatures. Once he caught a common poorwill hawking. It was a big-headed little-beaked bird with feathers patterned like gray leaf litter, fluttering from its perch to snap at moths and darting back. In the darkness its eyes reflected moonlight like twin mirrors, common in all creatures with real night vision. It ignored him, though it could see his own eyes reflect in turn. He wasn’t close enough to be dangerous. He watched it for several minutes before he resumed his run.

Sights and scents and sounds flowed over him, around him, but now he was sufficiently master of himself to absorb it without being overwhelmed by it. At least, for a while. It was still long before dawn and his lower pant legs were wet with dew when he slipped back in through the back door, weary in mind and attention though not yet in body. The leather sneakers had kept his feet dry. He was not in particular need of a shower otherwise. Sweating was one of several functions that had perished with the original life of his body.

Arden was standing in the middle of the kitchen, staring at the ceiling. Tolly followed their gaze and found absolutely nothing except the industrial light fixture with the bare bulbs. They were shaking. “Arden?” Black Tolly said. His flickering glance found the Eye of Rule still on their finger.

“Something terrible is about to happen,” they said. @fleur-a-whump, @bitchaknso, @valravnthefrenchie, @thewhumpcaretaker

Part 10: Silencers 2 (Mature content)

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25 Passive Income Ideas to Build Wealth in 2025

Passive income is a game-changer for anyone looking to build wealth while freeing up their time. In 2025, technology and evolving market trends have opened up exciting opportunities to earn money with minimal ongoing effort. Here are 25 passive income ideas to help you grow your wealth:

1. Dividend Stocks

Invest in reliable dividend-paying companies to earn consistent income. Reinvest dividends to compound your returns over time.

2. Real Estate Crowdfunding

Join platforms like Fundrise or CrowdStreet to invest in real estate projects without the hassle of property management.

3. High-Yield Savings Accounts

Park your money in high-yield savings accounts or certificates of deposit (CDs) to earn guaranteed interest.

4. Rental Properties

Purchase rental properties and outsource property management to enjoy a steady cash flow.

5. Short-Term Rentals

Leverage platforms like Airbnb or Vrbo to rent out spare rooms or properties for extra income.

6. Peer-to-Peer Lending

Lend money through platforms like LendingClub and Prosper to earn interest on your investment.

7. Create an Online Course

Turn your expertise into an online course and sell it on platforms like Udemy or Teachable for recurring revenue.

8. Write an eBook

Publish an eBook on Amazon Kindle or similar platforms to earn royalties.

9. Affiliate Marketing

Promote products or services through a blog, YouTube channel, or social media and earn commissions for every sale.

10. Digital Products

Design and sell digital products such as templates, printables, or stock photos on Etsy or your website.

11. Print-on-Demand

Use platforms like Redbubble or Printful to sell custom-designed merchandise without inventory.

12. Mobile App Development

Create a useful app and monetize it through ads or subscription models.

13. Royalties from Creative Work

Earn royalties from music, photography, or artwork licensed for commercial use.

14. Dropshipping

Set up an eCommerce store and partner with suppliers to fulfill orders directly to customers.

15. Blogging

Start a niche blog, grow your audience, and monetize through ads, sponsorships, or affiliate links.

16. YouTube Channel

Create a YouTube channel around a specific niche and earn through ads, sponsorships, and memberships.

17. Automated Businesses

Use tools to automate online businesses, such as email marketing or subscription box services.

18. REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts)

Invest in REITs to earn dividends from real estate holdings without owning property.

19. Invest in Index Funds

Index funds provide a simple way to earn passive income by mirroring the performance of stock market indexes.

20. License Software

Develop and license software or plugins that businesses and individuals can use.

21. Crypto Staking

Participate in crypto staking to earn rewards for holding and validating transactions on a blockchain network.

22. Automated Stock Trading

Leverage robo-advisors or algorithmic trading platforms to generate passive income from the stock market.

23. Create a Membership Site

Offer exclusive content or resources on a membership site for a recurring subscription fee.

24. Domain Flipping

Buy and sell domain names for a profit by identifying valuable online real estate.

25. Invest in AI Tools

Invest in AI-driven platforms or create AI-based products that solve real-world problems.

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The key to success with passive income is to start with one or two ideas that align with your skills, interests, and resources. With dedication and consistency, you can build a diversified portfolio of passive income streams to secure your financial future.

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How Web3 and STON.fi Are Changing the Way We Experience the Internet

The internet has come a long way. From basic web pages and emails to social media and streaming, it’s hard to imagine life without it. But here’s a question: Do you feel like you really own your online experience? Probably not.

Most of what we do online is controlled by a handful of companies. They store your data, determine what you see, and take their share of your money in fees. Web3 is here to change all that, and platforms like STON.fi are leading the way. Let me explain how this works in a way that’s clear, simple, and relevant to your daily life.

What Is Web3, and Why Should You Care

Think of Web3 as the next version of the internet. Right now, we live in a Web2 world, where platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and banks act as middlemen. They connect us, but they also take control—of our data, our privacy, and even our money.

Web3 is about giving that control back to you. It’s a decentralized internet where you own your information, make direct transactions, and interact without needing a central authority to mediate. Imagine it like owning your house outright instead of renting it from a landlord who can raise the rent or evict you at any time.

Blockchain: The Foundation of Web3

Here’s where things get interesting: Web3 runs on blockchain technology. If that sounds intimidating, let me simplify it.

Think of blockchain as a giant spreadsheet that everyone can see but no one can tamper with. Every time a transaction happens, it’s written down and locked in forever. This removes the need to trust a single institution, like a bank, because everyone can verify the records.

For example, when you send money to a friend through a traditional bank, the bank handles the transaction. With blockchain, it’s like handing your friend cash directly—but digitally. No delays, no hidden fees, no need for “approval.”

What Makes TON Blockchain Special

Now let’s talk about The Open Network (TON). Think of blockchains like highways. Some are slow and congested, others are faster and more efficient. TON is like a six-lane expressway—designed for speed, scalability, and ease of use.

This means transactions on TON are quick and cheap, making it perfect for platforms like STON.fi, which rely on fast, secure exchanges.

STON.fi: A Better Way to Trade and Earn

So, where does STON.fi fit into all this? If you’ve ever traded cryptocurrency, you know how centralized exchanges work. They’re like traditional banks—they hold your assets and charge you for using their services.

STON.fi does things differently. It’s a decentralized exchange (DEX), which means you’re always in control of your funds. Trading on STON.fi is like buying goods directly from a farmer instead of going through a supermarket. There’s no middleman, so it’s more transparent, often cheaper, and gives you full ownership.

Even if you’re new to crypto, STON.fi is built to be user-friendly. It’s not about overwhelming you with technical details; it’s about making decentralized finance accessible to everyone.

Why This Matters to You

Let’s make this personal. Think about your money. Right now, it’s stored in banks, managed by financial institutions, and subject to their terms. What if you could take control of your finances without relying on anyone else?

Web3 and platforms like STON.fi offer that possibility. It’s not just about trading crypto—it’s about financial independence. Whether you’re sending money, investing, or exploring new ways to earn, these tools empower you to be your own bank.

For instance, STON.fi allows you to participate in liquidity pools, where you can earn rewards by providing funds for trades. It’s like renting out a spare room in your house—you earn income from something you already own.

Getting Started Without the Jargon

You don’t need to be a tech wizard to explore Web3 or STON.fi. If you’ve ever used online banking or shopped on Amazon, you already have the skills to get started.

The first step is simply learning. Visit STON.fi, experiment with small trades, or read more about how decentralized exchanges work. The goal isn’t to become an expert overnight—it’s to take one small step toward understanding this new world.

The Bigger Picture

Web3 isn’t just a tech trend; it’s a movement. It’s about creating a fairer, more transparent internet where individuals—not corporations—are in control. Platforms like STON.fi are making this vision a reality, one transaction at a time.

Think about the shift from cash to credit cards. At first, it felt unfamiliar and risky, but now it’s the norm. Web3 is following a similar path, and those who adapt early stand to benefit the most.

Final Thoughts

Change can feel daunting, but it’s also an opportunity. Web3 and STON.fi aren’t just technologies—they’re tools to help you take control of your digital life and finances.

You don’t have to jump in all at once. Start small, stay curious, and explore how these innovations can fit into your life. Because at the end of the day, the future of the internet isn’t about technology—it’s about you.

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How to Make Money Online: A Comprehensive Guide

In today’s digital age, making money online has become more accessible than ever. Whether you’re looking to supplement your income or start a full-fledged online business, there are numerous opportunities available. Here are some of the best ways to make money online:

1. Freelancing

Freelancing is a great way to leverage your skills and earn money. Platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer connect freelancers with clients looking for services such as writing, graphic design, programming, and more. To get started:

Create a compelling profile showcasing your skills and experience.

Start with smaller projects to build your portfolio and gain positive reviews.

Set competitive rates and gradually increase them as you gain more experience.

2. Affiliate Marketing

Affiliate marketing involves promoting products or services and earning a commission for every sale made through your referral link. To succeed in affiliate marketing:

Choose a niche that interests you and has a good market potential.

Join reputable affiliate programs like Amazon Associates, ClickBank, or CJ Affiliate.

Create high-quality content that attracts and engages your audience.

Use SEO techniques to drive organic traffic to your content.

3. Online Courses and Ebooks

If you have expertise in a particular field, consider creating and selling online courses or ebooks. Platforms like Udemy, Teachable, and Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing make it easy to reach a global audience. Steps to get started:

Identify a topic that you are knowledgeable about and that has demand.

Create comprehensive and engaging content.

Promote your course or ebook through social media, email marketing, and your website.

4. Blogging

Blogging can be a lucrative way to make money online if done correctly. To monetize your blog:

Choose a niche that you are passionate about and that has a potential audience.

Consistently create valuable and engaging content.

Use affiliate marketing, sponsored posts, and display ads to generate income.

Build an email list to keep your audience engaged and informed about new content.

5. Dropshipping

Dropshipping allows you to sell products without holding any inventory. When a customer makes a purchase, the product is shipped directly from the supplier to the customer. To start a dropshipping business:

Choose a niche with high demand and low competition.

Find reliable suppliers through platforms like AliExpress or Oberlo.

Set up an online store using Shopify or WooCommerce.

Promote your store through social media, SEO, and paid advertising.

6. Online Surveys and Market Research

Participating in online surveys and market research can be an easy way to earn extra cash. Websites like Swagbucks, Survey Junkie, and Vindale Research pay users for their opinions on various products and services. While this won’t make you rich, it’s a simple way to earn some extra money in your spare time.

Conclusion

Making money online requires dedication, patience, and a willingness to learn. By leveraging your skills and exploring different opportunities, you can find the right path for you. Start small, stay consistent, and watch your online income grow over time.

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Best Affiliate Programs for Beginners: A 2024 Guide

Affiliate marketing is among the most popular ways to generate passive income online. It allows you to earn a commission by promoting products or services from other companies. Choosing the right affiliate program can be overwhelming for a beginner due to the abundance of options. This guide will help you understand how to start with affiliate marketing and recommend some of the best affiliate programs for beginners.

What is Affiliate Marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a performance-based marketing strategy where you, as an affiliate, promote a company’s product or service. When a customer makes a purchase through your unique affiliate link, you earn a commission. It’s a win-win scenario — the company gets more sales, and you earn money without having to create your own product or service.

Here’s how affiliate marketing works:

Sign up for an affiliate program: The company provides a unique tracking link.

Promote products/services: You share your link through your website, blog, social media, email, etc.

Earn commissions: When someone clicks on your link and completes a purchase, you earn a percentage of the sale.

Why is Affiliate Marketing Great for Beginners?

Low startup cost: You don’t need to invest in inventory, manufacturing, or shipping. You can start affiliate marketing with little to no upfront cost.

Flexible work schedule: You can work from anywhere at any time, making it ideal for those looking for a side hustle or full-time income.

No customer support: Unlike running a business, you don’t have to deal with customer service issues like complaints, returns, or refunds.

High earning potential: Some affiliates make hundreds or thousands of dollars monthly. Your earning potential grows as you build trust and an audience.

What to Look for in an Affiliate Program?

When selecting an affiliate program, it’s crucial to consider several factors:

Commission Rates: What percentage of the sales do you earn? Commission rates typically range from 5% to 50%, depending on the product and niche.

Cookie Duration: When a visitor clicks on your affiliate link, a cookie is stored on their device. The cookie duration refers to how long you can earn a commission from that click. Longer cookie durations (30–90 days) are better.

Reputation of the Brand: Promote reputable brands offering high-quality products or services. It’s easier to sell something you believe in.

Payment Terms: Check the payment threshold and how often you’ll be paid (monthly, bi-weekly, etc.). Make sure your payment methods (PayPal, bank transfer, etc.) suit you.

Affiliate Support and Resources: Look for programs with tools like banners, product data, or educational materials to help you succeed.

Best Affiliate Programs for Beginners in 2024

1. Amazon Associates

Commission Rate: 1% – 10% Cookie Duration: 24 hours Payment Method: Direct deposit, check, or gift card

Amazon Associates is one of the most popular affiliate programs for beginners due to its vast product selection. You can promote virtually any product sold on Amazon, from electronics to books to kitchen appliances. The commission rates vary by category, and while they are generally lower than other programs, the high conversion rate on Amazon makes it a solid option.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

Trusted brand with millions of products

Simple sign-up process

Easy to integrate with your blog or website

2. ShareASale

Commission Rate: Varies (typically 5% – 30%) Cookie Duration: 30–90 days Payment Method: PayPal, bank transfer

ShareASale is a large affiliate network that connects you with thousands of merchants across different niches. Whether you’re into fashion, home decor, or digital services, you can find a suitable affiliate program on ShareASale. The platform is easy to use and provides detailed performance analytics.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

Access to a wide variety of merchants

Great for niche websites

Easy-to-use dashboard for tracking

3. CJ Affiliate (formerly Commission Junction)

Commission Rate: Varies by merchant Cookie Duration: Typically 30 days Payment Method: Direct deposit, check

CJ Affiliate is another major affiliate network, similar to ShareASale. It partners with well-known brands like GoPro, Overstock, and Lowes. CJ Affiliate is a good choice if you’re looking to promote both physical and digital products. It offers powerful tracking tools to monitor your performance and optimize your campaigns.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

Well-known brands and products

Advanced tracking and reporting

Reliable payment system

4. Rakuten Advertising

Commission Rate: Varies by merchant Cookie Duration: Typically 30 days Payment Method: PayPal, direct deposit

Rakuten Advertising is one of the largest affiliate networks in the world and partners with brands like Walmart, Best Buy, and Macy’s. It offers a user-friendly interface and a wealth of marketing tools, including banner ads and product links.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

Trusted global brands

User-friendly platform

Good customer support

5. ClickBank

Commission Rate: 5% – 75% Cookie Duration: 60 days Payment Method: PayPal, direct deposit

ClickBank specializes in digital products like e-books, software, and online courses, making it a popular choice for content creators, bloggers, and marketers in niches like health, finance, and self-improvement. Some of the products offer very high commissions, which can translate into significant earnings.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

High commission rates on digital products

Suitable for content creators and bloggers

Easy to find profitable niches

6. Awin

Commission Rate: Varies (typically 5% – 50%) Cookie Duration: 30 days Payment Method: PayPal, bank transfer

Awin is a global affiliate network with over 16,000 advertisers, including Etsy, Under Armour, and HP. It caters to affiliates in various niches, from travel to retail to finance. Awin also has a great reputation for paying on time and offering transparent reports.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

Large selection of advertisers

Global reach

Great affiliate support

7. Fiverr Affiliates

Commission Rate: $15 – $150 per referral Cookie Duration: 30 days Payment Method: PayPal, direct deposit

Fiverr is a popular marketplace for freelancers offering services like graphic design, writing, and digital marketing. The Fiverr affiliate program allows you to earn a flat rate per sale depending on the service package purchased. It’s ideal if you have a blog or audience focused on freelancing, entrepreneurship, or digital services.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

Flat-rate commission for easy tracking

Promote a trusted, growing platform

High conversion rates

8. Bluehost Affiliate Program

Commission Rate: $65 per sale Cookie Duration: 90 days Payment Method: PayPal, check

Bluehost is one of the leading web hosting companies, and its affiliate program is especially popular among bloggers and website owners. You earn a flat $65 commission for every new customer who signs up for Bluehost hosting through your affiliate link. The long cookie duration also increases your chances of earning a commission.

Why It’s Great for Beginners:

High one-time commission

Long cookie duration

Ideal for bloggers and website owners

How to Succeed as a Beginner Affiliate Marketer

1. Choose a Niche

Your niche is the specific area or industry you’ll focus on. It’s important to choose a niche that you’re passionate about and knowledgeable in. Popular niches include health, personal finance, technology, and fashion.

2. Build an Audience

Your success as an affiliate marketer depends largely on your audience. Start by creating valuable content that solves problems or provides insights related to your niche. Building trust with your audience is key to convincing them to purchase through your affiliate links.

3. Optimize for SEO

Search engine optimization (SEO) is essential for driving organic traffic to your affiliate content. Learn the basics of SEO, such as keyword research, on-page optimization, and link building to improve your chances of ranking in search engines.

4. Use Multiple Platforms

Don’t rely on just one platform to promote your affiliate links. Use a combination of platforms like blogs, YouTube, social media, and email marketing to reach a wider audience.

5. Test and Optimize

Experiment with different types of content (reviews, tutorials, comparisons) to see what resonates with your audience. You can track your performance using the analytics tools provided by the affiliate networks and make adjustments to optimize your conversions. see more>>

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Introduction

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How You Can Make Money With This Software?

1. Passive Income – Once you set up a funnel, it’s like income property. It can bring in recurring commission money for years!

2. Multiple Streams of Income – You don’t have to be an expert to get paid! You can promote hundreds of profitable products that pay recurring commissions.

3. Steady Source of Commissions – You can stop worrying about money. With multiple funnels working for you, sales keep coming in daily. The System will always find more.

4. Keeps You Current – You can quickly replace low-performing products with newer and better offers. The System will update you on the best offers for you.

5. Become a Super-Affiliate – Once you start promoting these products, you’ll quickly learn techniques to make you a super affiliate.

Does This System Worth Buying?

OF COURSE, Worth it!

The residual Income System is a complete money-making system for anyone. If you’re a newbie and struggling to make money online then you can easily grab this software.

If you want to make money online then you have to mainly focus the promoting products and mainly you have to work for the traffic.

This is a 100% Done-For-You system with high-ticket affiliate products with ready-made traffic. Actually, you don’t need to do any hard work to apply this system.

This is a one-time investment. Then you can make +$30K per month with this system.

Final Verdict

In conclusion, I want to say Residual Income System software is PERFECT! The revolutionary Residual Income System system automates your commissions & list building in one smooth step.

WHY??

This one’s been tried, tested & proven for months. It goes against anything you’ve ever heard about affiliate marketing. And gets guaranteed results with practically ZERO competition.

Bank recurring commissions from online services people are ALREADY paying for! ANYONE marketing online uses MULTIPLE monthly recurring services: Hosting, page builders, autoresponders, eCom store builders, SEO tools, live chat software… and MANY more.

I think it’s enough to make the right decision.

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Thanks,

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Nutripro 500W Juicer Mixer Grinder: Is It the Best Budget Option?

Is it possible for a single appliance to handle your juicing, mixing, and grinding needs without breaking the bank or occupying half your kitchen counter? The Nutripro 500W Juicer Mixer Grinder claims to do just that. But does it deliver on its promises? Let's find out.

The Nutripro Juicer Mixer Grinder - Smoothie Maker (500 Watts, 2 Jars, Gold) is a compact and versatile kitchen appliance designed for everyday blending, grinding, and juicing tasks. With a 4.2-star rating from over 14,000 reviews on Amazon India, it has garnered attention for its affordability and performance.

🔑 Key Features:

Powerful 500W Copper Motor: Ensures efficient blending and grinding.

Two Jars Included: Comes with one small and one large jar, suitable for various tasks.

Stainless Steel Blades: Sharp blades for effective blending and grinding.

Compact Design: Space-saving and lightweight, ideal for small kitchens.

2-Year Warranty: Offers peace of mind with a substantial warranty period.

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✅ Pros:

Affordability: Priced at ₹1,449, offering excellent value for money.

Ease of Use: Simple operation with two speed settings.

Versatility: Suitable for making smoothies, juices, chutneys, and grinding spices.

Customer Support: Responsive after-sales service with prompt replacements reported by users.

Dishwasher Safe: Jars are easy to clean, enhancing convenience.

❌ Cons:

Build Quality Concerns: Some users have reported issues with durability, including motor failures after a few months of use.

Limited Capacity: Jars may be small for larger families or bulk preparations.

Noise Level: The appliance can be noisy during operation.

Short Power Cord: May require proximity to power outlets due to limited cord length.

🔄 Comparison with Similar Products:

Nutripro 500W (2 Jars):

Motor Power: 500W

Number of Jars: 2

Warranty: 2 Years

User Ratings: 4.2/5

Notable Features: Compact, Affordable

Cookwell Bullet 600W (5 Jars):

Motor Power: 600W

Number of Jars: 5

Warranty: 2 Years

User Ratings: 4.2/5

Notable Features: Versatile with multiple jars

Wonderchef Nutri-blend 500W:

Motor Power: 500W

Number of Jars: 2

Warranty: 2 Years

User Ratings: 3.8/5

Notable Features: Includes recipe book

🧾 Conclusion:

The Nutripro Juicer Mixer Grinder - Smoothie Maker is an excellent choice for individuals or small families seeking an affordable and compact appliance for daily kitchen tasks. Its powerful motor and ease of use make it suitable for preparing smoothies, juices, and grinding spices. However, potential buyers should be aware of reported durability issues and consider their capacity needs. For those requiring more robust performance or larger capacity, alternatives like the Cookwell Bullet 600W may be more appropriate.

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computer network solution

computer network codinBit ITsolution A CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a system of distributed servers located in different geographic locations that work together to deliver web content (like images, videos, scripts, stylesheets, and web pages) to users more quickly and reliably.

Here’s a simple explanation:

✅ How it works: Instead of loading all content from your main server (which might be far away from some users), a CDN stores cached copies of your content on servers spread around the world. When a user visits your site, the CDN delivers the content from the server that’s geographically closest to them.

✅ Why it’s useful:

Faster website load times → Reduces delays by minimizing the distance between the server and the user.

Better performance under heavy traffic → Distributes the load across multiple servers.

Improved reliability → If one server fails, another can take over.

Enhanced security → Many CDNs offer protection against DDoS attacks and other threats.

Examples of CDN providers: Cloudflare, Akamai, Amazon CloudFront, Google Cloud CDN, Fastly.

In short: a CDN helps make your website faster, more reliable, and more secure for visitors worldwide.

If you like, I can also explain when you should or shouldn’t use a CDN — just let me know!

Caching: Stores copies of content at edge servers to reduce load on the main server.

Load balancing: Distributes user requests across multiple servers to avoid overload.

Compression & optimization: Reduces file sizes for faster delivery (e.g., gzip, Brotli).

Edge computing (on some CDNs): Runs scripts or logic at the edge, closer to the user, improving performance.

Security services: Includes DDoS protection, web application firewall (WAF), bot mitigation.

📞 Phone: 9511803947 📧 Email:  codingbit.com

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Think Before You Tap: How to Spot a Scam in Seconds

With smartphones becoming the go-to for banking, shopping, and managing money, convenience is just a tap away. But so are digital scams. From fake messages to shady payment requests, today’s scams are designed to blend into your routine — and hit when you least expect it.

The good news? You can spot most scams in seconds if you know the signs. Here’s how to stay alert without feeling overwhelmed.

1. Look Twice at the Source

A message arrives asking you to verify your account or unlock access. It looks official — but is it?

Check for these red flags:

· Strange or misspelled email addresses

· Slightly altered brand names (like “Amzon” instead of “Amazon”)

· Grammar that feels off or overly urgent

Scammers often copy logos and layouts, but they slip up in the details.

2. Urgency = Suspicion

If a message tries to rush you — pause. Scammers often use scare tactics like:

· “Account locked — click now!”

· “Payment failed — update details!”

· “You’ve won — claim in 30 minutes!”

Real financial institutions don’t issue ultimatums through random messages. If it feels too urgent, it probably isn’t real.

3. Think Before You Tap That Link

Not every link is what it seems. Many scams work by getting you to click without thinking. Ask yourself:

· Was I expecting this message?

· Is the link shortened or unfamiliar?

· Would this company contact me this way?

When in doubt, go directly to the official app or website instead of clicking through.

4. Watch Out for Unexpected Payment Requests

If someone asks for money out of the blue — especially through a digital wallet or payment app — slow down. Even if they claim to be someone you know, confirm their identity through another method. Scammers often impersonate friends, family, or service agents to catch you off guard.

5. Trust Your Gut

If something feels off, trust that instinct. Scams rely on distraction and urgency. Taking a few extra seconds to double-check could save your money — and your peace of mind.

Stay Alert, Stay in Control

Scams are fast, but so is your awareness. Building simple habits — like pausing before you tap — can help protect your digital life in powerful ways.

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How I Earned Around $500 Passive Income From My Blog in 1 Month

Let’s be real: most blogs don’t make money. At least not quickly. But after months of learning, tweaking, and experimenting, I finally hit a small but meaningful milestone—$500 in passive income in a single month from my blog.

No paid ads. No viral post. Just consistent, targeted effort.

If you’re a beginner wondering whether blogging still works, the short answer is: yes—if you treat it like a business. Here’s exactly how I did it.

Step 1: Picking a Niche With Earning Potential

Before writing a single post, I spent two weeks researching.

I looked for:

Evergreen interest (things people search for year-round) High affiliate potential (products or services I could recommend) Low-to-medium competition keywords

I landed on the “digital productivity” niche—think apps, tools, workflows, and guides for remote workers, students, and creators.

Why? People in this niche:

Actively search for solutions Are open to trying tools Often have disposable income

Step 2: Creating High-Intent, SEO-Driven Content

I didn’t just write diary-style posts. I created content that solved specific problems and was optimized for search traffic.

Here are the top-performing posts that helped drive income:

“10 Best Notion Templates for Students (Free & Paid)” “How I Use ClickUp to Manage Freelance Clients (With Screenshots)” “Notion vs Evernote: Which Tool Wins in 2024?”

Each article was 1,000–1,800 words long, packed with relevant keywords (naturally placed), internal links, and strong calls-to-action.

I used tools like:

Ubersuggest and Answer the Public for keyword ideas RankMath SEO plugin for on-page optimization Grammarly + Hemingway for readability

Step 3: Monetizing Strategically

🔹 Affiliate Marketing (Main Income Source – $420)

I signed up for affiliate programs relevant to my content, including:

Notion’s referral program ClickUp affiliate program Amazon Associates (for books and gear I use)

Each post had natural affiliate links with disclosures. No hard sells—just honest, helpful recommendations.

🔹 Display Ads (Secondary Income – $60)

I used Ezoic, a beginner-friendly ad network that accepted my site once I had a decent structure and traffic.

Ad income started slow (~$2/day), but it’s fully passive and adds up.

🔹 Digital Freebie With an Upsell (Bonus – $20)

I offered a free Notion weekly planner template in exchange for email signups. At the end of the template, I upsold a premium $5 productivity pack. Not massive, but it added a trickle of income.

Traffic Breakdown

I got around 7,500 page views that month, mostly from:

Google search (60%) Pinterest (25%) – I used simple Canva pins and Tailwind scheduling Reddit & Quora (15%) – Answered a few questions, linked back to relevant blog posts

Email list size: 430 subscribers Social following: Minimal (Instagram/Twitter were not major drivers)

Tools I Used

WordPress (Kadence Theme + Elementor) Namecheap for domain SiteGround for hosting Canva for graphics Notion to plan content

Lessons I Learned

Traffic doesn’t equal money – Only intent-driven traffic converts.

One high-converting post can outperform ten average ones.

Affiliate transparency builds trust – I had readers email me thanking me for the clarity.

Pinterest isn’t dead – It still drives consistent blog traffic with the right strategy.

Email lists are gold – They helped me test offers and build relationships. Final Thoughts

$500 might not sound life-changing, but here’s why it matters:

It was passive once the work was done It proved the blog could scale It gave me confidence and proof of concept