Journey Suggestions Please

NovaflareFX

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Hey Guys,

Recently left my job as I make enough money from my primary website to justify it.
I've had a few fun months away of being lazy and i'm ready to start something new.

The beautiful (and worst) thing about the internet is that from my point right now, I could literally do anything. I could try real estate, I could try dating sites, I could setup an Amazon affiliate site or I could just start another web design thing. I have no love for any one trade, I do have a love for success and money though.

I have a decent budget of about £1,000 p/m to sink into a project and can work all day everyday.

I've read a -lot- of journey based posts on this website and they are all fascinating. I was just wondering if anything was big at the moment or would members would suggest I focus my time on? I'm after something large scale that could take a lot of time to make a return, but when I do it would be big. Not against lots of small projects though.

I have drive, I have time, I have investment if required.. any ideas where I should start?
 
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Since you're not sure what to choose and you have some cash to burn: you could try gathering traffic from various sources and point it to an affiliate redirect network to see what offers get the most attention and make the most money. Once you have that information you'll know where the real money is and can properly choose a niche. From there the sky is the limit. Promote a product in that niche, or create your own, or dropship it
 
I will be doing an ecommerce journey soon. So personally, I'd be more interested in reading an ecommerce journey. I think it's a good way of making money; you can get a lot of money if you can get traffic.
 
One thing that seems to be quite good is building a SAAS (software as a service) website... There is plenty of scope for what service you can offer and for your investment and time that you have, I think it would be pretty suited to you, as in the long run it has very high profits.
 
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