I think that the more websites you have the greater your chances are of making more money. However the key here is to have relative content on those sites. Having information that people want I think is the key. The best of luck to you in your quest.

Excellent advice from our members here.Spreading yourself thin could affect both sites. Think about it carefully.

I think one site requires more work than you might think. Put the time and TLC into that first one before you move on. Once you get overwhelmed the first time, that deer-in-the-headlights paralysis can keep you from moving forward for long periods of time. While it's nice to be ambitious, it doesn't pay to bite off more than you can chew.

hi - start the planning process now while you are working on the first site.
this way you will have a head start on the other sites. create an outline site map - keep coming back to it, while working on the first site.
when you hit a brick wall with the first site, choose one of the others and start it. the old saying ' a change is as good as a rest' may come into it!!
have fun
phil

Just make sure you don't overwhelm yourself and maybe set a different day aside to concentrate on each interest :)

Just be careful you don't spread yourself too thin. Better to concentrate on one site to get it at a level where it is running smoothly and getting noticed. Then yo can start to look at expanding.
David

I think if you sit down and write down what you want to promote you'll make things happen! Best of luck to you!

Hi there, I don't recommend you to have multiple websites if you are just starting. This is a common issue with everyone who is just starting.

My recommendation is just to focus on one website. After you learn and apply all the things learned here in WA, move forward with a new one.

Internet marketing is a process and you need to be patient. The growth will be slow but in the long run you will definitely see results.