Online Beginner Mistakes-Making Money online

I am still a beginner and I will say that I will take your advise. I have joined many programs and i am not able to give the time to everyone. I can work here for many years but there are other sites which make me feel bored. I think it is the time to refine my search and get into the track with the right websites. You are right that it is because of the number of the opportunities now on internet that one can join a number of programs but will not be able to handle all of them. All programs are not legit also, there are a few where one can earn. So it is better to focus on few and do some hard work.

I think that you really hit the nail on the head. Involved with more programs than you can handle at any given time, which of course leads to a lot of frustration and some trauma to say the very least. I think that over time, once we know the game, we tend to get a bit more selective. However, when we begin, I think that we get excited and go insane signing up for everything until we come to our senses.

I am only focused on MyLot and Blogging but I am planning to create a website that will earn a good income online.

The best ways was trough our own site or programs, we can build a site or promote reseller rights.We can make a redirect page from our site to that site.

I started a survey site about 2 1/2 months ago. I am a marine wife, and I got a referal link from another marine wife. I have been paid $150 so far and I really like it. When I first started it, I found a bunch of other survey sites and I also made a seperate email account so that I could organize all the survey sites. I sort of weeded through them and picked the ones that were worth the time and effort. Some I only do the paid emails and others I do everything on. I went through quite a few and I am not burned out. I think it is probably because I organized everything so that it wouldn't be overwhelming. So I would suggest creating a seperate email specifically for making money online and create folders for each website you join. If you decide to "opt out" of any of them, all you have to do is delete the folder that you created for that site. I can't believe how many people haven't heard of Vindale Research. I have gone through a lot of survey sites and this one pays the most for product reviews (offers) and paid emails. Some survey sites have the same offers as Vindale and Vindale always pays more than the others. Also other sites pay anywhere from 2 to 3 cents per paid emails, Vindale pays 10cents. They pay $5 for each referal which is pretty sweet also. They also have 10 new surveys every day. Not everyone qualifies for them, but you just do the ones you qualify for and those are each $1.50. All this good stuff and hardly anyone knows about it! What a waste. Any way so check out Vindale research people. If you want to be nice to me and use my referal link that would be cool but, it's cool if you are too excited to go through the time to get the referal link from me lol. I really like Vindale and hope it helps anyone who signs up. It helped me.

I have tried a lot of the mlm businesses which never worked,surveys never worked for me so I am always searching for something that will actually work.

I think that we get spread too thin, like you say.I think persistence on whatever sites you choose will help you have success. I am going to work harder in this next year and try to do more earning by better follow through.

When I first started trying to make money online I joined every progam I could find and got burned out. But I also learned a lot about the programs and what I did and didnt like about them. I found out what I could or couldnt do with the time I have. I got to the point that I quit all of them to get a break from it all. Now I am just getting back into it all and I will be a lot more selective.

When I was just starting with many of the online earning sites, I had a mentality of not wanting to invest until I made 2x the investment from that site. I only started with 3 sites, and expanded from there. Now I find myself with too many sites, and the newest additions really don't pay very much, take a lot of work and are questionable (as far as being legitimate)so I don't want to promote the site for referrals until I'm sure they are legitimate. Looking in hindsight, if I had a chance to start all over, I would have listened to what more experienced members shared with me about the "elite" sites on the internet. These "elite" sites will be my main focus in 2011, and I'll begin to stop with many of the other sites - those with low pay, take too much time each day, sites with questionable legitimacy, etc. In 2011, my focus will be to upgrade in the elite sites, promote as often as I can, and work "my plan" for these sites so I can increase my earnings.

I have never gotten involved in doing that. Mylot is the only site i use that pays money. That is not why i enjoy it so much, i love the friendships i have made on here.

I think you're right. I have often thought about this myself. When I just began, I was amazed at how many different programs and websites there were online, so I just joined all of them, despite some websites' apparent sketchiness. But later on, I realized some were better than others, and some had ridiculous minimum payouts, while others didn't pay enough. I just kept a handful of good websites, like triond, helium, associated content, and mylot. I'm typically not much of a planner.

Right now, not yet. But im clearly directing to that point that I will be establishing my own e-business. im with 3 programs now and I think that is enough.

I find myself reassessing each week. I am one who does not sign up to anything even if other members insist. I like to research thoroughly before I sign up. After signing up I review a sit in it's entirety before I begin any form of earning. Then I mentally map out a plan as to how long it will take me to earn ex amount in a week, at which point I may continue and or not. I know exactly when to give up on a site as I do not like to waste too much time when I could be doing something else in less time for the same and or perhaps more money. I do not have it down pat yet but I have a good plan in my strategies.

since I am not basing my whole future on what i make online, I do what is fun and what i have time for. I have 20 sites that I check regularly, but am more active on some than on others. The little pay outs for the immediate gratification, keep me going for the larger pay out sites.