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Thanks for sharing - I guess this will be useful to many who will visit this thread in times to come. The seller said on the auction: > I also don't have the
by sagacity 16y ago
Thanks for sharing - I guess this will be useful to many who will visit this thread in times to come.
The seller said on the auction:
> I also don't have the time to manage affiliates and implement marketing strategies for this site anymore.
I'd have treated this as warning sign #1. This explains probably why
> it always took the seller forever to answer my emails and finally transfer the site
> Is there anything else I can do beside swallowing up the loss and try to promote the site anyway?
The site does look to be well-designed and SEOed - if you have a handle on the deliverables, I'd suggest promoting it.
As a last case scenario, you can at least try to cut your losses by putting it back on the auction (mentioning all the facts) and see what it can fetch.
HTH
- paolomaffei 16y agoNot sure how much the site would get re-auctioning it today, even if rankings for "ebook design" went from #5 to #1-2 I feel like I can't mention fake revenues like he probably did so the price of the site would probably be < $500
- sagacity 16y agoIf you're not going to do anything further with it, or, if it (the site) fails to do anything for you: <$500 > $0 :-)
- paolomaffei 16y agoRight perhaps I can still do $100 a month with that with some promotion... so I'd keep it rather than sell for $500. But I'd totally sell it for $1600 eheh