Ologsinquito - Scaling down the sheer number of sites may seem counterproductive, but it stops you spreading yourself too thin.
Concentrating on leaving a large body of work on a single site is more risky, but has potential for greater dividends.
Mira - I'd like to say that it was all stubbornness and stamina, but really it came down to desperation, few alternatives and the right amount of reassurance at the right time. It's paid off.
I'll never, ever underestimate the power of that reassurance. I spent a lot of 2012 searching for things to boost my confidence, and overcome some paranoia-inducing comments made. The amount of times I nearly walked away is unreal, but I'm really glad that I persevered.
younghopes - Have you had your Bubblews payment yet? My last one look a few days longer than usual to be approved. I'd reached the point where I was considering backing away from the site, when they suddenly paid up.
NausetViews - I'm beginning to truly understand that writing about your passions is the way forward. Yes, 'sales' articles will produce a lot of revenue, but they quickly become tedious to write, unless you're personally interested in the product. If you keep to the topics that you love, even if they're not necessarily 'sales' orientated, then I'm learning it will still pay off.
I've already kicked SEO out of the door. It was confusing to begin with, and hasn't got better with all of the changes!
Alex - It sounds like you've found that good balance that the rest of us are searching for!
I had a mathematician look at my August earnings. He said that they were 560% up on last year. I can leave with those kinds of jumps!
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