Personally, I like only one of those, GetPaid4, since it allows me to be typing or doing other things besides surfing in the browser window. It is wise to learn to make html documents or web pages. There are free software programs to help you do that, some so easy you never get to see the html codes at all. I started with the Composer, which comes with the Netscape browser. By switching back and forth, I've taught myself most of the html code, and never needed a training course.
Perseverance is the key.
So you might set as a goal, that once you have learned the ropes of doing business on the internet, you will develop your own product or information base to market. Keep in mind that the most portable, most profitable product in this medium is information, and e-books are the best form. The money did not roll, nor bounce into my account. You really have to make a long list of places to advertise, and do it over and over. New gimmicks and tricks are invented all the time, so it is very helpful to be on a number of mailing lists for ezines and group lists in this area.