Indecisive !?!

Hey guys! I am trying to do this online making money thing but I am too damn indecisive! I jump around thinking different things will be the right one for me.. but then I end up not spending enough time on any of them. I have a few sites. Two amazon affiliate sites and a shopify dropshipping site. Now I think I want to do more of a CPA thing. Do you all think I should just concentrate on the sites I have and drive traffic?

would any of you mind checking out my sites and pointing out some flaws? Maybe? If not its no problem.. I kinda think I could make more with CPA? I just really need to focus on one thing I guess. or just crank out a ton Amazon affiliate sites.
All sites just have products and no blog type content. I'm thinking I need to add blogs to them to help with ranking.

Anyway... let me know.

Thanks

It’s like Jin rummy, if you know that card game? Every time you take a card there’s another option but at some point you have to decide what to go for and stick with it; otherwise you’ll never win.

davids355 said:

It’s like Jin rummy, if you know that card game? Every time you take a card there’s another option but at some point you have to decide what to go for and stick with it; otherwise you’ll never win.

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I like that analogy!! I hear you on that for sure! I think I will crank out a few more amazon sites and stick to those since I've already started down that road. Maybe dabble with CPA once I get the amazon thing going well. Just my ADD brain fights with me sometimes lol (well most of the time).

My humble opinion. If you have money to live for a while (6 months - 1 year), make hybrid sites (affiliates and ads), on the contrary, if you don't have money, make cpa and invest in long term sites.


Note: ONE THING AT A TIME

juniorfast1 said:

My humble opinion. If you have money to live for a while (6 months - 1 year), make hybrid sites (affiliates and ads), on the contrary, if you don't have money, make cpa and invest in long term sites.


Note: ONE THING AT A TIME

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Thank you Juniorfast1! I work a full time job building packaging machines for pharmaceutical companies. Its a fun job, but I do wanna be able to quit one day making money from online. Which would be amazing!!

I got cancer a while back and had to have my left kidney removed because of it. Now they've found a spot in my left lung that they are not sure if its cancer or not until they do a biopsy of it. So, what i am really trying to do here is make it so if cancer ends up making me unable to work physically i can still provide for my fam by what i am doing online ya know.

NotJayHedrick said:

Thank you Juniorfast1! I work a full time job building packaging machines for pharmaceutical companies. Its a fun job, but I do wanna be able to quit one day making money from online. Which would be amazing!!

I got cancer a while back and had to have my left kidney removed because of it. Now they've found a spot in my left lung that they are not sure if its cancer or not until they do a biopsy of it. So, what i am really trying to do here is make it so if cancer ends up making me unable to work physically i can still provide for my fam by what i am doing online ya know.

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Well I recommend you to start a site, cpa is good but for quick projects (and what comes easy goes easy), there are people who do it well doing cpa but I don't recommend it anymore (I did it some time ago and I earned a lot), but guess what, it's not a business. Sites can be scaled (just like cpa) and can be sold for 20x - 30x their value ... (Sites or cpa methods burn out quickly).

Finally, choose a niche and go for the keywords that have questions (part ads) and keyword products (affiliates), link both items if they relate... Do this (with their respective analysis and research) and you'll be fine.

Common problem OP.

From personal experience, finding a specific thing (like actual money making process you choose over all others) can be hard.

What's better is finding a niche/area, and then if you do bounce between ideas just do it within that niche. Then you're still compounding your overall knowledge and experience building within that niche, while inevitably it's hard when you're starting out to find the right thing first up - so if you do transition between ideas at least you can take some of the knowledge from the previous idea and apply it to the next idea you try within the same niche.

Two other tips:

1. Try to force yourself to do more research before you start taking action on anything. Just chill for bit longer and try to walk through the entire process from where you're beginning at to when your first dollars can start coming in. It can often be very helpful for weeding out ideas that will have too much lead time before getting paid and can unearth costs you didn't expect to begin with.

2. When you do decide to go for something, be ruthlessly and obsessively agile in the way you execute. Aim to break down any barriers you need to in order to get to that first dollar fast - even if the idea or thing you're building is only 60% cooked by the time you get there. The best way to be efficient with your time and effort is to spend as little of it as possible in order to get confirmation. That way if you are dipping your toes into multiple concepts, you can sieve through the pig shit to get to the gold faster.

NotJayHedrick said:

but then I end up not spending enough time on any of them

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Just work on that, unless results are a real disaster things usually need time to get some traction.

I see! It’s kinda like I know what needs to be done, but to hear someone else tell me it, it seems to click better. If that makes any sense. But thank you all for taking time to reply back. It’s pretty cool not knowing anyone and then getting some great advice! I appreciate that!

If you go for everything you end up with nothing my 0.2$ is master only one thing at a time.

NotJayHedrick said:

I see! It’s kinda like I know what needs to be done, but to hear someone else tell me it, it seems to click better. If that makes any sense. But thank you all for taking time to reply back. It’s pretty cool not knowing anyone and then getting some great advice! I appreciate that!

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Bro it all boils down to one thing - believing in yourself, your ideas etc. and don’t rush yourself, good things take time.

i used to struggle with the same problem (I still do, but then I handle it better).

keeping a journal + a daily todo list helps to keep you on track as well.

Good luck and happy new year