Should i start one more niche?

I feel like we're on the same page, so many other posts say the opposite but while i'm not successful yet with IM, I firmly believe more is better as long as you can manage it.

I took a look around the blog in your sig but unless it was what was in the opt in box that popped up with annoying frequency I couldn't see what Clickbank product you are promoting. I don't see any product for sale and no presell which is probably why you have only made 2 sales.

Whether you start in another niche or not should depend upon how long you have tried in this niche and how much effort you have put into it. If the answer to either question is a lot then yes perhaps you should try another niche, there is still time to gain from the Christmas market.

I don't think that this is neccessarily good advice. Some people find one good niche and do well from it, others like me are in a lot of niches because niche marketing is our thing.

I would never build loads of sites to give myself a better chance of making a profit, that's building sites for the wrong reason and could possibly weaken earning potential if you don't give enough to those sites.

I totally agree with what warrior UMS had said, offering things like product, services or tips/advise, it is very important not just in the IM business but any business that you want to join that you have to be equip with information and learning about what you are doing or saying.

For example, if you want to sell some products, either with your own products or by affiliate marketing, you should have conducted some research on what you are selling since you are trying to convince your client to purchase the item. How could you present what your product or the product that you are selling be sell-able to the market if you don't have any idea what the product is all about? It's like selling a vacuum cleaner in which you don't know its parts and much worse, you don't know how to operate such product. In that case, could you sell that product to your client?

It would be better for you to familiarize and study more on one product/services before trying to work on another. I am not saying that you have to really be an "expert" on your niche, but at least, you have something to say and explain to your client what and how it is to be use. You have to familiarize your services/products first, before you could work on another site. This is just my advise, so you wouldn't reached to the point of information overload as you haven't learned more from one services/product, you will try to work on another site.

What i have written in my blog is based on chris farrell membership teaching.I guess I might have interpret incorrectly,what are the mistakes that i had made?