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**dogstar** · 06-15-2004, 01:58 PM

twoblog.com is for sale. It is a popular blog software used on many websites.
http://www.twoblog.com

Searching twoblog (formerly known as bit 5 blog, an older version of the blog written by the same developer) on google gives 510 results. It is used on a ton of blog sites that are probably not listed.

It has a marketleap result of 126.

The developer just finished a new standard compliant version of the software. It is really nice software using php and mysql.

The site has a PR4. Right now the software is free. I was thinking of charging for the new version, releasing a twoblog pro for $19 or something like that.

There is definitely some potential with the software and site, but there has been no attempt to derive revenue from this project yet.

Here's a couple blogs using the software:
http://www.auburn.edu/~allenbb/blog/
http://gods-domain.co.uk/index.php?page=home

There are 100s of blogs that use this software. Search through altavista or wherever to find them. This software has existed for years in one form (bit 5 blog) or another.

You'll get the domain name, website, the new version of the software (source) and all rights to the software. The domain name is registered with godaddy.

I don't know the traffic on the site as I have not moved it to my web host yet and don't have access to the existing server. This is a resell. I just bought this, but I don't have time to develop it at this time as I'm working on a larger development project at the moment.

Please make me an offer. All reasonable offers considered.

**dogstar** · 06-15-2004, 03:18 PM

ok, here is some traffic info. Gets about 1500 uniques per month.

http://www.twoblog.com/statsbyday.png
http://www.twoblog.com/statssummary.png

Don't have any clue about the number of downloads.

Ballpark figure: I would like to get $500 or higher, but I am willing to deal.

**dogstar** · 06-15-2004, 05:17 PM

A question was asked about rights to the software. Here is my attempt to clarify:

It is proprietary software and I own all rights exclusively to it.

The person I bought the software from was the developer.

All these rights will transfer to the new owner and no other site can legally sell this software or any derivative of this software. You will be the one and only intellectual property owner of this software and brand.

**dogstar** · 06-18-2004, 09:37 PM

As surely as the pistons crushed the lakers, SOLD!