I realized that in order to meet my financial goals (and not just my crazy goal, all the realistic goals in between) I need to get good at something. Amy Bass even says in her Niche Blogger course to set one blog up first. Once it’s all set, then move on.
I Need to Listen!
The problem is, I haven’t been listening to this advice, and it’s left me in a state of paralysis. So I am going to build blogs one at a time and learn about it as I go along. I have two other Niche Blogs set up, and a few other ideas. But I am forcing myself to sit down and complete just one…
My Guinea Pig Blog Is…
This One! I’ve decided to use the system on this blog. I’ve set up a few income streams (though I am not sure which I’ll keep and which I’ll scrap) and I have 15 posts queued up – the goal is to get about three months worth in there.
The nice thing about queued posts is that I can post messages like this in between when I feel the need. When I don’t have the time, the blog won’t sit idle without an update – the queued posts will still get published.
I am currently on Month 2. Months 1-3 are considered beginner but she is currently adding Month 4 in the system which focuses on more advanced techniques.
Is Creating Hundreds of Blogs Really a Good Idea?
I am really wrestling with that because frankly, I’m not sure I have it in me. There are different schools of thought in internet marketing. Some people believe that having multiple sites in multiple niches is best. Others believe in having one or two bigger sites. I’m still too new at this IM thing to be able to tell which method is best for me.
Either way, I’m happy to have found the Niche Blogger but I may be using other resources to build bigger sites either in addition to the Niche Blogger system, like the Super Affiliate Handbook, to help build on what I am learning.
And I am happy to report that I reached my income goal for this month. 
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