JUST CAN'T SIMPLY DECIDE!

Elka

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Hello, boys and girls.

I have a dilemma here. I can't just simply decided which route should I take as a newbie for a long term. My mainly goal to get into IM is bank hard and do not worry about financial situation anymore. I am not talking to bank in 3 months and get financial free, lol. I am just thinking If my reasoning taking route is right. I have seen success journeys on SEO, PPC, Freelancing etc. The number one thing to get massive results , I believe is, focus on one thing and master it. So simply can't get my head around what should I do next as I don't want to waste my time on 5 different methods and learn and earn nothing. My CURRENT options in my MIND are:

1. Learn ins and outs of SEO and start building affiliate sites. Had a thought about amazon affiliate website, but since they cut down commissions heavy I think it is a no go :/ Maybe try other affiliate partners ( or how they are called :) )

2. Build an e-commerce shop and go with google ads (PPC), and start learning all about it.

3. I have one particular niche in freelancing. I have no experience in it, so will have to learn from scratch before I could start selling my services for some kind of cash. This way I think like entering in the world of IM, since I have to do all my work on laptop.

My situation is, can set aside couple of 100's of Euros a month for learning purposes and investing into websites. Can easily free up time and prioritize building websites or do anything related to IM.

SO GUYS, maybe I am losing my mind? Overthinking too much? Help me on this ! :)

P.s. Not native in English, OOPS
 
Anyone have any ideas?
 
The first 2 are definitely more passive than selling your services on Fiverr or Upwork.

I used to write on Fiverr (and still do from time to time) but I would honestly rather write a 5000 words article for my blog that will keep bringing me $100 a year for years to come than get $200 off the bat (of course, there is a lot more uncertainty when working on your own blog like Amazon cutting fees). I'd say it really depends on how much risk you are willing to take, what your time frames are, and how fast you want the money to start coming in.

I have no comments about building an eCommerce store (due to lack of experience), but I assume that constantly building campaigns and product searching is a ton of work (plus, I personally see it as more costly from the beginning, with a potentially higher reward).
 
The first 2 are definitely more passive than selling your services on Fiverr or Upwork.

I used to write on Fiverr (and still do from time to time) but I would honestly rather write a 5000 words article for my blog that will keep bringing me $100 a year for years to come than get $200 off the bat (of course, there is a lot more uncertainty when working on your own blog like Amazon cutting fees). I'd say it really depends on how much risk you are willing to take, what your time frames are, and how fast you want the money to start coming in.

I have no comments about building an eCommerce store (due to lack of experience), but I assume that constantly building campaigns and product searching is a ton of work (plus, I personally see it as more costly from the beginning, with a potentially higher reward).

I am going to stick with SEO, since i am totally newbie and ppc seems too costly. Especially every little mistake can burn my cash. Is it smart move to find private affiliates and try to promote them similar way like amazon affiliate site? What are the most common options on monetisation part?
 
Going to learn SEO and will see how far I can go. Probably it will take a year till I start to earn anything lol. But in the long term, will be more confident and skillful. That way will figure this shit out.
 
I am going to stick with SEO, since i am totally newbie and ppc seems too costly. Especially every little mistake can burn my cash. Is it smart move to find private affiliates and try to promote them similar way like amazon affiliate site? What are the most common options on monetisation part?

I mean, I am still going with Amazon for now - my niche isn't getting a huge percentage cut (so, I want to see how much I'll be making next month in comparison to this month). I also have a niche affiliate and work with an ad network. Your best bet is to start as soon as possible as opposed to "learning" - you'll learn way faster when you are actually working and trying things out. There is no such thing as "best" way to write or "best" links - you'll learn what works for your site along the way :)
 
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