For Sale

This page is a repeat of what is listed over at Performancing: blogs and domains for sale. I’ll update here as necessary.

However, please note that any bids should go up over at Performancing, not here.
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After nearly two years of spreading myself way too thin starting far too many websites, I’ve decided to get a bit more focused. I’m also planning to move back to Toronto soon, so I want less things on my mind and will thus be selling off most of my blogs and domains.

The blogs are mostly PR3, with a few PR2. A couple dropped to PR3 from 4, due to inactivity, on the most recent PR rollout. But you have a bit of a headstart over a new blog. I’ll also maintain most of the existing “network” links from my other blogs. Of course, if these sell individually, I can’t guarantee that, but I’ll try.

All blogs listed are on WordPress and set up at GoDaddy (including the domain). Most of the articles are written by me. If you have a GoDaddy account, I believe the hosting plans can be easily transferred to another account, so you don’t have to have the major hassle of porting the blog. The themes used are freebies, some with slightly customized CSS. But they are a hodge podge of themes.

All domains are on GoDaddy as well. Most domains, whether they have a blog or not, are registered for 1-3 years.

Here is a categorized list, along with approximate PR and the starting bid, with increases in increments of $10. Payment by PayPal only. Some domains have multiple blogs, usually related.

Blogs
These are starting bid prices for the blogs only. As a collection, all of my sites (including blogspot) earn negligible AdSense, so assume no CPC revenue. A few of the sites have a couple of Text-link-ads sponsors, and these may transfer over. One site has 10 sponsors, but is very niche.

CodeProfessor (PR3, was 4), CodeProfessor v2 (PR2). Light coding aspects of website development. [$200]
It’s My Business (PR2, was 3). Working online from home. [$200]
It’s My Television (PR3). All about TV, IPTV, and shows. [$200]
Analytical (PR4),
WebGuru (PR3),
Tech Watch (PR3, Blogspot, but self-hosted),
Perl-Tips (PR3, self-hosted Blogspot)
[$200 for the collective]
MyGlobalCity (PR2, was 4), MyGlobalCity travel (PR1, was 2). [$150 coll.]
Ride Lust (PR1, was 2). Posts currently written by David Allen. He may be available to continue. [$200]
Sound Alchemy Online (PR2, was 4). [$150]
Songwriting Forums (PR2, was 4). This is a forum, not a blog. Includes vBulletin “owned” license. Suppport paid until end of June (approx.), hosting around there, too. [$200] (I paid $400 in Dec 2006.) I’ll throw in Songwritingforums.biz, .info, which are only domains.
ProductFilter (PR0, empty blog). [$50]. ProductFilter.biz, .net [$25 each]
http://www.webfeedmail.com/journal/ (PR3). [$100]. Mostly empty blog about RSS, with messed up theme. Needs to be scrapped and rebuilt. Intent here was to build an email service based on RSS feeds, for free use. I sketched out the functions but didn’t write the code yet. Considering that r-mail.org recently sold to NBC for several hundred grand, there’s a lot of potential. I can even provide you with a list of RSS-based ideas.
ThePokerBlog (PR4, was 5). The site was started by Ben Bleikamp and was in the 9Rules network for a while. Ben also started College-Startup, which Ryan Caldwell has, I believe. If you write about poker/ texas hold’em, you shouldn’t have too much trouble getting back to PR5. I just don’t have time and I don’t gamble, so I mostly write about game theory/ card theory. The site earns $200-$250/m in Text-link-ads. Move it from WP1.52 to 2.+ and you might get Feedvertising sponsors as well. There are 240 posts. While there are hireable Poker writers, most want $10-20 per post, which is a lot considering the revenue. However, since affiliate rev is non-existent, there is a great deal of opportunity here, for over $1,000/m. The domain is at GoDaddy but the site is hosted at DreamHost, under the last owner’s (not Ben) account. So I will have to check with him about whether he’ll host for you at a price, or whether you have to move it. [$2,500, BIN $3,000] If you live in the United States, I’d recommend you think twice before buying, at least until online gambling laws change back.