webmaster information/articles site for sale

URL: www.webcodinghelp.info [PR 5] & www.webcodinghelp.com [PR 3]
(the .info is older than the .com) both registered at registerfly

Age of site: 9 months

Traffic: minimal


This site needs someone to add an article or two each day (takes about a minute to add each) and promote it for traffic. AdSense revenue has been a little over $16 since December even with the very low traffic.

It was basically a side-project that got put on the back burner as other things came up and it doesn't look like I'll get back to it any time soon so I'm offering it here. It's a simple information/articles type site for webmasters. The CMS is a custom (php/mysql) script that runs great for visitors and has an easy (though bare-bones in style) administration area for adding content and editing the design and CSS styling.

The CMS has an RSS feed built in that's updated when you add content with a single click. There was also a forum created. I purchased some posting to kick-start it but like the site itself the forum hasn't had any attention so it's pretty much dead in the water right now. The forum sub-domain has picked up a PR 5 also though, so for someone with a little time to invest in growing and promoting the site this is a good start.

I didn't get the chance to start promoting this before having to abandon it, so many of the current back-links are from other sites I run. I'll leave those in place for at least 6 months for the new owner to give them time to acquire back-links of their own.

Looking for offers over $150 with a BIN of $275 for the site and domains.

Thanks,
Scott

 

Did you write the articles yourself?

 

No, they're from various sources. All with republishing rights though, no copyright issues to worry about. But they aren't originals.

 

Is that 16 dollars since December or an average of 16 dollars each month since December ?

 

It's $16 since December. As I've said and shown in the stats image, there's basically no traffic coming in at all. If you break it down since December, the site earned a little over $16 on about 2000 visits.

I wouldn't even have mentioned the revenue as it's been so small, except that it demonstrates a fair earning-per-visitor ratio for the site.

Also, something I didn't realize but has been pointed out in a private message to me is that this site has reached top 10 placement on Google after the Big Daddy update for 2 of it's key terms: "coding help" shows at #4 (or #5 depending on which DataCenter you hit) and "web coding" shows at #9 (or #11 depending on which DC you're hitting it seems).

Thanks,
Scott

 

Just curious, How do you go about getting articles to post on your site?