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When is it *Time* to "Move On"?

by breakdance
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Hello everybody, I've often wondered, when starting out, when do you know just *when* to move on to another niche/topic? For instance, after running a profitable SEO campaign for like 30-45 days, would you keep promoting it and milking it for all its worth, or would you "set and forget it" (basically *automation*) and move on to something else?

I know that we are supposed to be aiming for "multiple streams of income", which is something that I definitely want to attain to, which is why I'm asking the above question...

THANKS!
#automation outsourcing #different niches #minisites #move on #multiple niches #multiple streams income #time
  • Profile picture of the author Viva_vix
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    • Profile picture of the author breakdance
      Originally Posted by Viva_vix View Post

      I think that to keep milking it for all its worth is the best way, it wouldn't be good enough to just move on line that when all the milk has not completely been milked.

      But if you have enough time on you hand, nothing stops you from checking in once in a while when you are working on another niche. Just my thought.
      Thanks V.V for the *prompt* reply!

      BTW, then why do I read about so many Warriors promoting *several* niches? In fact, I've read about how many of them here promote like *3* niches a day, LOL, and then they somehow create backlinks (and other stuff) for *each* one of them...

      How are they able to accomplish all of this?

      If somebody reading this is doing the above (with successful results), I'd definitely like to know your thoughts on this topic!
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  • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
    if your niche research is doing well & you totally believe this will be your 'goldmine'..just stay with it until you get bored with all the money

    it's good for beginner to focus one project at one time..good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author acedalright
    It's all about reaching the equilibrium and that's the point where you have the perfect balance


    It's an art not a science though!
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    • Profile picture of the author breakdance
      Originally Posted by acedalright View Post

      It's all about reaching the equilibrium and that's the point where you have the perfect balance


      It's an art not a science though!
      Hey Ace, if you will, please explain what you mean...?
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  • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
    Take some of the income from niche 1 and outsource. You can either hire someone for the tasks relating to maintaining niche 1 or for parts of building niche 2.

    Ramp up your outsourcing and there's no cap.
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  • Profile picture of the author tarr645
    Yes, I agree. You should keep milking it because anything that goes unmanaged shall deteriorate, but you can slowly wane off of it by outsourcing the work out to other people.

    I wish you the best of luck though, whatever you choose.

    -Avi
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