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Hello,
I own a URL shortening service that I am willing to sell, as I need funds for a few new projects.
The site is www.miturl(.)com. The domain is over 2 years old, is listed on DMOZ, and I just recently submitted the site for 2500+ backlinks (to go along with the backlinks it already had as well as all the shortened links posted online).
The site gets over 21K UVs/month. Unfortunately the script broke at the end of november, but I have paid to get it fixed a few days ago (thanks lhornaday). Since it took me a while to get it done, I was a little behind in traffic last month , but now that the script works, traffic is picking up quickly (at about 13K currently)! As you can see, traffic is still growing fast, and I am expecting to get close to 30K UVs this month, even with the script problems.
The site makes about $35+/month, when promoted correctly. I have monetized a little with Adbrite, but have found that I make a LOT more money selling private links and ads through webmaster forums. Revenue was never a big focus of mine - I believe that once traffic is built, revenue will follow. I have no succeeded in building traffic pretty high consistently, so this is your chance to make some money!
This site was the first HTML site I build, so it will be sad to see it go. Because of my immediate need of funds, I am willing to let this site go for CHEAP if the deal can be made relatively quickly (notice 24 hour auction).
The site will come with everything you see. It will also come with an original Resellers copy of the script. I can also give you the ftp info for my current hosting, so you can move the site over to your own hosting without the site going down at all. Free push of domain to your Name.com account
This site requires really no maintenance, and can make you lots of money! It uses less than 400mb of bandwidth each month, and less than 500mb disk space (which means you can get the cheapest hosting around!).
PM me with offers - I am looking for around 10 months worth of revenue (may be slightly negotiable).
I own a URL shortening service that I am willing to sell, as I need funds for a few new projects.
The site is www.miturl(.)com. The domain is over 2 years old, is listed on DMOZ, and I just recently submitted the site for 2500+ backlinks (to go along with the backlinks it already had as well as all the shortened links posted online).
The site gets over 21K UVs/month. Unfortunately the script broke at the end of november, but I have paid to get it fixed a few days ago (thanks lhornaday). Since it took me a while to get it done, I was a little behind in traffic last month , but now that the script works, traffic is picking up quickly (at about 13K currently)! As you can see, traffic is still growing fast, and I am expecting to get close to 30K UVs this month, even with the script problems.
The site makes about $35+/month, when promoted correctly. I have monetized a little with Adbrite, but have found that I make a LOT more money selling private links and ads through webmaster forums. Revenue was never a big focus of mine - I believe that once traffic is built, revenue will follow. I have no succeeded in building traffic pretty high consistently, so this is your chance to make some money!
This site was the first HTML site I build, so it will be sad to see it go. Because of my immediate need of funds, I am willing to let this site go for CHEAP if the deal can be made relatively quickly (notice 24 hour auction).
The site will come with everything you see. It will also come with an original Resellers copy of the script. I can also give you the ftp info for my current hosting, so you can move the site over to your own hosting without the site going down at all. Free push of domain to your Name.com account
This site requires really no maintenance, and can make you lots of money! It uses less than 400mb of bandwidth each month, and less than 500mb disk space (which means you can get the cheapest hosting around!).
PM me with offers - I am looking for around 10 months worth of revenue (may be slightly negotiable).
