What I like to point out is initialy when you start out if you haven’t done the proper research on who your target market is then you’ll have fragmented media outlets all over the web.

I know this first hand from my own experience. When I first started out I begin using Squidoo. I had no knowledge of HTML and jumped in feet first.

After about eight or nine month then I abandoned Squidoo and I went to Lyris. I found it to be easier.

I also found myself jumping on every guru’s bandwagon, because he said I should be doing this or I should be doing that.

After a while you begin to know who the real players really are and you’ll decide to follow one person. Master what they are teaching you and then move on to the next.

Now that I’m more epted at using HTML my plan is to pick up my Squidoo Lens that I so abruptly left and see how I can utilize in my media toolbelt.

I just wanted to say that you don’t have to feel guilty if you have all these sites scattered around the web.

You’ll eventually begin to build momentum just as I have and you’ll start earning money online. Maybe even a substantial amount.

But, it doesn’t come without patience and persistence. Never giving up on your dreams. Putting one foot in front of the other and one day you will arrive.