List of ways through which you can make money as an entrepreneur with a personal brand (Not necessarily online) 2.

Ad revenue or sponsorship revenue of podcast episode if you’re running a podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify’s Anchor.

Sponsorship revenue on your YouTube videos.

Note that Sponsorship is not the same as affiliate marketing. In the latter you only get money if you sell. The former lets you earn money just by making an advertisement of their product or service through your channel or during your videos or podcast episode. It’s like running a commercial. Even if you didn’t sell anything, you still make money because you ran ads against their products or services on your platform to your audience. Exposure matters, and that’s why they love paying you, because you’re raising awareness for their product or service by just talking about their thing in front of new people.

One on one coaching.

Actually starting your own business.

Build your own company where you monetize or sell your own products or services.

Investing in Real Estate. (Buying then selling, renting, or just being a real estate broker).

List of methods through which you can make money online as a personal brand.

Sell an eBook.

Make a course or a program and sell it online.

YouTube ads revenue.

Affiliate Marketing.

Selling physical products online. (Shopify, Facebook marketplace, Instagram shop feature, …etc.)

Selling digital products online.

Ad revenue from ads running on your website.

Invest in stocks. (Index Fund).

Sell random stuff on eBay.

The average millionaire has at least seven streams of income.

Maintain multiple streams of income at all times.

Direct donations to Website, Patreon, Subscribe Star, Venmo, …etc.

Subscription, membership, or premium status. (Recurring payments for basic service with or without special benefits and perks).

Giving keynotes, speeches, seminars, or live events.

Direct support during live streaming through superchat on YouTube or other methods of donation because you showed up live somewhere.

Writing books and then selling them.