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Week four, with everything running smoothly again it's back to the admin, meeting people and planning new products, and analysing and, most importantly, improving the way things are at the moment. This process of easy laid back work, onto major hard time consuming stuff, then back to the slower pace seems to be a pretty regular pattern you can rely on when creating your own sites.

Here's another example for you. The secondary affiliate promotion that I do with other people, removing the need to create my own products takes a big chunk out of that time. I may spend an hour or two a day in total creating promotions for others, writing new ad material and general business admin, but that's it.

When you consider not all websites that you create have a time limit, which is especially apparent when creating sites with a partner we’ve done with this one, and you can spread that work load out over the course of a week, two weeks, a month or maybe more, the answers to 'How much time does it take?' is easy; as much time as you can spare.

What I want to show is that something that could seem too huge to comprehend having the time for to start with can be spread out over time. Creating your own products does take longer. However, I don't want you to think that you're restricted to affiliate promotion just because you have other real life engagements such as work. This is by far not the case,