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    Play Video Games for Passive Income: Financial Freedom, #7
    Play Video Games for Passive Income: Financial Freedom, #7
    Play Video Games for Passive Income: Financial Freedom, #7
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    Play Video Games for Passive Income: Financial Freedom, #7

    By Joshua King

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    Do you love playing video games? I love playing Pokemon games when I get the time. Would you love to earn money passively while you play?

     

    It takes a lot of time and effort upfront to get things in motion, but it is possible to make money while playing video games.

     

    The key to everything is creating a blog as your home base. Then you can add evergreen video game content, podcasts, books, and unique collectibles to your content inventory.

     

    The blog is vital because that's how you keep fresh eyeballs coming in from search engines. Once you can grab someone from the "street," you can convert them to a superfan with your content. 

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateJun 26, 2022
    ISBN9798201349097
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