What will you choose?

John Konev

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Would you rather work on multiple money making projects or focus on just one?
I would like to hear your opinion.
 
If I was you, I would select to focus on just one job because first of all you will need a resource of motivation. And this may be money for you, you can try to earn a little bit by working on a job.
 
If you're new to internet marketing, work on one until: you're sure that you can no longer profit from it or can't profit at all from it.

Moving on to multiple projects at once is good for when you can split up the workload between automation, VA's, and when your site(s) start ranking or generating an organic source of visitors.

With everything in I.M., I gauge by proft divided by hours put in weighed against hours to maintain.

Hope this helps!
 
If we consider I had the skillsets for each project, I would work on multi-projects aslong as it does not overwhelm me.
 
I've tried doing multiple projects... to hard so had almost nothing done.
Now, I have 1 main project and a few tiny ones where I spend like 1 hour a week max so all my attention goes to this 1 project.
 
Would you rather work on multiple money making projects or focus on just one?
I would like to hear your opinion.
Its good you have multiple channels of income because if one didn't bring sale the other will bring in income
 
What I always do is, I focus on 1 Project until I reach a certain goal, once I reach that goal I still try to scale, but in the same time, I also invest time & money in automating or outsourcing stuff. Always better to have several income streams.
 
I will choose just one . you can do both to get the best solution .
 
As said above, focus on one and build up from there.
If you start several projects at the same time your risk is to spread yourself thin.
All projects take time and consume budget. Keep this in mind.
 
Would you rather work on multiple money making projects or focus on just one?
I would like to hear your opinion.
From my own perspective, I would say that focusing on one project is always a better solution, as if you're working on more of them at once, you'll lose motivation and won't give all of your energy to just one topic, so the quality of it will be lower, and your results as well. Better do projects one by one.
 
It depends from project to project...

Good projects usually take a lot of time, give good results and everything that goes with it, so we don't have too much time for other jobs.

Bad projects usually don't bring results, so people jump from one to another, and so on for months until we get tired of everything.

All that I have said does not necessarily mean that I am right because each project is unique in its own way.
 
Multiple, but no more than two or three. I don't want to spread myself too thin but at the same time I don't like putting all my eggs in one basket. Anything I've done has always been reliant on third-party websites though, if I knew there was no-one but myself able to screw me then maybe I'd focus on just the one.
 
We should be allowed to undertake numerous projects since, I believe, this is something that not everyone can accomplish. If we can't perform numerous projects successfully, I believe we can at least execute a single one correctly, which will undoubtedly get us to our destination.
 
A diversified income stream always helps
In case one plummets, the other one can support your expenses
 
Work ethic, budget, and time are all important factors here.
If you're just getting started then you should focus your efforts on one and then build other income streams as you go.
Multiple projects from day one will end up doing more harm than good in my opinion.
 
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