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Hello, thanks for tuning in today. My name is Chris Gellabo. This is Sadisle School.

Got a question for you from a listener. They're wondering which is better direct or indirect income.

Okay, so what does that mean? Well, there are many, many different ways to get paid.

We've looked at lots of different business models. Today, this listener is going to help us make

that distinction between direct and indirect income. These terms aren't always used.

So I'll define them for you more specifically in my answer.

Basically, the business model our caller is developing is either a B2B or B2C operation.

Depending on whether they choose to get paid mostly through affiliate and advertising revenue

or through selling to consumers themselves. By the way, this isn't two different business ideas.

Okay, that's the key point. They've got one business idea. They're just trying to figure out

which revenue model to choose. Or which revenue model to apply, let's say.

So if you've settled on your idea, depending on your project, you might have one more big choice to

make. Let's see what we can do to help out with this particular situation. The question about

direct or indirect income and my answer coming up after the break. When you're buried in orders

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