Quick Links for Monday

28. May 2007 | 4 Comments

Been quite busy the past few days to update so I thought I’d post some links of what’s happening in the earnosphere, I’ll probably be doing more of these types of posts over the next few weeks:

Martin kindly let me know that Matt is Selling Net Business Blog. Will be interesting to see how much it goes for, even though I have no plans to sell up BIN is $20,000, currently bidding at $5,600.

Linda over at 5 Star Affiliate is holding a Blog Buzz Contest that might enable you to win $400. If she needs a bit of help ranking for Affiliate Forum I can only help but oblige.

Ever wanted a script to generate every city & state combinations for PPC (works real well for PPC ;)) or Content Websites? PHP pimpdaddy Chatmasta over at Wickedfire has posted a Dynamic City & State PHP Generator.

Joe Whyte writes an interesting post on how to get free .edu backlinks

Darren writes about the Melbourne Blogger Meetup which I didn’t make down to this time, hopefully next time

Plenty of stuff to read to keep you all hungry, now get back to making money!

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4 Comments on "Quick Links for Monday"

chatmasta 29. May 2007, 1:40 am

Thanks for the link Stuart.

I’m also going to be watching the sale of NBB very closely. I’ve thought it to be a great blog (and I’m still subscribed to it), though to be honest it’s gone a bit downhill lately. But I guess that’s because he’s been getting ready for the sale.

I don’t see why someone would pay $20,000 for it, though. We’ll see.

Paul Bradish 31. May 2007, 8:49 am

I could certainly see how it would sell for $20,000. I think that if he did the right pitch he could sell for even higher.

If it pulled in $1,250 in April and still has room to grow in the niche - $20k may be a steal. Most purchase a site of that size with a 12 month investment or more so you could figure anything within $20,000 to $30,000 is still reasonable.

That being said, I see that he sold for $13,000. That’s a shame, he could have held out for so much more. (this is coming from a guy who sold a site for triple that two months ago).

chatmasta 03. Jun 2007, 8:37 am

The same rules don’t apply to blogs though. Because with the sale, of course, he no longer posts. The author is a HUGE part of a blog and the buyer base is also limited because the buyer needs to know the niche.

Paul Bradish 05. Jun 2007, 4:02 am

Point well taken chatmasta.