Selling HIGH Quality Technology Blog, Thousands of Visitors and over 170 UNIQUE Posts!

I'm wanting to sell my tech blog. Some people might be curious about why I'm selling it, well my answer is simple. I'm 16 now and I'm currently doing my GCSEs. I have piles of coursework to be getting on with and I simply don't have time for this kind of stuff right now so I'm selling this so the blog won't die out and can be carried on by someone else, well that and the fact I need money.

The posts on the website and 100% unique and have never ever been posted anywhere else. They were all writen by me in my spare time and like I say, I don't have much spare time left anymore.

Also a quick search on Google will show that this blog is respected by Google and is of high quality.

Bid now and grab yourself a decent website which could make you alot more money than you pay for it.

I want payment through Paypal and please don't bid if you don't intend to pay.

 

Site seems to be down bud...

EDIT: Back up now.

 

Interested, please send me traffic stats (analytics prefered) and proof of revenue.

 

Could you please just post them here in this thread for everyone? Thanks.

 

Sites working for me

 

OK here is a printscreen of stats from AWStats:

 

Unfortunatly no proof of revenue as I don't use Adsense however I do sell advertising spaces and sometimes links. =] I've also signed up on a website where advertisers can contact me so I can make a post about their product and they pay me often $5-10 for a short post with 1-2 links.

 

I also need some on advice from somone who has sold a website via DigitalPoint before on how to transfer it to whoever buys... Should I back up the entire website and send it to them somehow or what?

Thanks.

 

Yes, backup the scripts including a copy of the database. Depending on where you have registered the website, it could be a free push to someone who registers there.
Make sure you email the domain and scripts/files only to the paypal id from which you received payment (this will protect you[a bit] in case of fraud accounts and in case of chargebacks)

If its a site based on wordpress, you can export the xml easily within wordpress, this plus the theme/plugins should be sufficient to move the site to a different host. In my experience, offering free hosting (where ever the site is hosted currently) or a free transfer to their host can result in a quicker sale.
All the best for your sale.

 

are the paid links will remain there? or we could delete them all? I ask this because I have bought one link there.

 

@guniwan if I sell all I ask to the buyer is thaty the links in the blogroll remain.

 

I can't offer free hosting as it is my only shared account. I will just give a wordpress export?

 

PLEASE all bidders remember that I need paypal payment nothing else... THANKS. Also if you need more information or have any questions please don't hesitate to ask me since I understand that it's a big buy and quite risky for you the buyer and me.

 

I checked this morning and site was down...
Also, I'm a bit concern about Paypal and the lack of security. How do you plan to handle the transaction using Paypal?

 

Well basically, once I recieve the money I'd email you the entire website. I'd also need your GoDaddy details so I can transfer the domain. Quite simple tbh but I understand your concern since it is a large transaction

 

Oh and the winner will also get the domain jowki.co.uk aswell as jowki.com. =]

 

OK but once the money transferred to you paypal, the buyer has no warranty if the files and domain are not sent. While I do not discuss your honesty, this is something that a buyer need to have in mind. Paypal will not care since it is digital products.
I already sent a paypal payment to a seller who never transferred the site. I just lost the money.
What can be done for this issue?

 

Well I'll be honest with you mate, I don't have a clue what can be done. All I can do is promise the buyer that they will recieve the website. I'm not sure maybe whoever the buyer is can talk on the phone with me or something for reasuurance but there's nothing more I could possibly do.

 

Anyone else ahve any advice on how we could do this transaction with as much security for both me and the buyer as possible?

 

Escrow.com maybe...