I don’t really like my current job but anyway, I have to be with it with some commitment. I will spare time doing the internet marketing. I know it will be a long way and nothing can be sure when it will be success but one day!

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Good luck on your internet business journey! The journey is definitely an adventure :)

@Genesis, try time-boxing – give yourself a block of time, like an hour for example and force yourself to focus on one thing only during that time. I use that approach when I really need to get down to work.

At the moment, I have 4 blogs and a website, with plans for at least one more blog and one more website to be added. However, I´m a work at home mom, so, I´m not struggling with an outside job (although kids could definitely be considered that!). My husband recently left his job as a teacher to look after our two boys while I work in the mornings (as a freelance writer), so that´s helpful. :D

Seriously though, my decision a long time ago to focus on numerous mini-sites rather than 1 or 2 large projects came when I saw the topic of a large site that I had invested tons of time and money into suddenly fall out of favor. It was a devastating hit to me.

That’s the danger with the “eggs in one basket” route. The theme or genre you build around can lose its market, you or your site can take a PR hit for some reason, or dozens of other things which you can’t control could happen to dry up the traffic and profits.

For me, once I recovered from that big hit I decided to focus on multiple smaller projects in lots of unrelated niches. Now, if a site or market dries up, I pitch it and replace it with something new. And in the mean-while, my earnings may drop slightly from a lost market, but it doesn’t have a devastating impact and can be replaced fairly quickly.

Of course, the down side to my method is it takes a little longer to build up to a decent regular earnings, where as a single big project can get more of your time and attentions, and build up a revenue stream much faster.