One Method or multiple Methods at the same time?

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In this thread I want to ask for your opinions and the experiences you made in Online Marketing. Please excuse my bad english as it is not my native language.

Personally, I'm the type of guy who always has a lot of ideas in his head and multiple projects I would love to work on. But my experience showed me, that in the past I was not really able to work on multiple projects/methods at the same time without letting one behind after some time. Currently I'm constantly working on one special project and everything is good, because I'm focused.

But my project has sometimes gaps, where I can do nothing but wait. I get a very bad feeling about this because I see so many other interesting projects I would love to get my hands on, but I can't because it would result in the dropping of my old project and like this I never really finish something.

What is your opinion? How do you prefer to work? What was your better experience? One project at the time or multiple projects? Please let me know :)
 
one project at a time - well, at least for me. When working with multiple projects at the same time my mind just becomes unnecessary chaos and neither project gets done precisely, which is never good in the long term vision.
 
I’m at the gym right now so I can’t write a big long paragraph but my opinion is concentrate all your time and money on ONE method, but wet your feet a little untill you find something that really sticks you can learn and master.
 
one project at a time - well, at least for me. When working with multiple projects at the same time my mind just becomes unnecessary chaos and neither project gets done precisely, which is never good in the long term vision.

I’m at the gym right now so I can’t write a big long paragraph but my opinion is concentrate all your time and money on ONE method, but wet your feet a little untill you find something that really sticks you can learn and master.

Thank you already for your replies :) Sometimes it's hard for me to stay motivated on one project, because I see all these other projects with potential and often I think they are better so I give up my first project without even finishing it.
 
i think its best to do one at a time-otherwise youre all over the shot and the main one gets neglected-its like my business now- i should be concentrating on this but im looking at others then my main business is getting nowhere because i am distracted by other things

FOCUS
 
I realised that the best variant is to spend energy on both projects. I understand that it will be difficult, but in fact it is a more rational half-way.
 
until you are competent then focus on one.
theres a saying which rings true.

Jack of all Trades, Master of None. The phrase 'Jackof All Trades, Master of None' refers to a person who is competent in many skills, but is not outstanding in any of them
 
Definitely one. I had the same question before and went to try it on my own. My brain was overloaded with work & I became unorganized and stress myself. There’s no need for that. One at a time.
 
Go with one project until you master it. Once you start making a stream of income you can outsource a few things or the entire project to begin working on something else.
 
You should focus on one thing especially when you're not very experienced in managing multiple projects. It will bring better results than doing two things but two times slower/less efficiently.
 
Thanks for all your replies guys! It helped me a lot to tell myself to stay F O C U S E D on only one Project until I make profits off it!
 
Stay focused but don't forget to keep an eye out whats happening in the market. You don't want to be left behind.
 
Focus is key. Which is better: $5 a day in 5 different businesses or $100 a day from one? Once you get one source working it becomes easier and easier to grow. When you work many different businesses it gets really tough to keep up with them all especially if they aren't making much.
 
It depends.

For example, I'm running a bunch of new methods at the moment and I've no idea how well they're going to do. I could focus on one at a time and devote myself to them entirely or I throw up some rough proof of concept and work on something else for a while before coming back to see how it did.

I feel more efficient like this. I'm only really spending time drilling into something when it's proven to work.

Even on my best projects I don't like being too reliant on one thing or spending all my time working on the same thing. So for diversity and sanity I'll bounce between projects.
 
One by one at least at the start. For the stable one, outsource the manual part of use tool to automate it until the limit is reached. Then consider the next one.
 
Two similar methods at once. A/B testing method for choosing methods.
 
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