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[fpforum]

Trying to clear out some projects as I would like to raise the money to buy a new domain. I'm welcoming offers on my webmaster forum DNRant.com

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Our users have posted a total of 323 articles
We have 132 registered users
Over 2000 Backlinks
Domain registered at DynaDot

Revenue
The forum has not made much revenue. You could replace the web hosting adds with adsense adds if you wanted to but I was trying to target the $50/sale with HostGator. Plus the other advertisment is for my own web hosting company. I received some hits to my web host with 1 sale @ $2 and about 15 hits to hostgator with 0 sale's.

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Welcoming offers starting at $100
If there is a buyer they will also get signature links from me on 4 seperate forums totaling almost 3k post's for 3 month's

 

[nametrader]

I don't know why you have not put domain name in title. if there is title people look at it and might wish to have a deep look at it out of interest. This is not a blind bet is it?

Also look at rule #10 that says

10. ALL DOMAIN SALES MUST list the actual domain name IN THE POST, and at least one of the domain names being sold in the title of the post with NO SPACES, ACTUAL DOMAIN NAME. There is a solution for those avoiding spiders, you may use example(.)com or example(dot)com.

I am not sure why many members are ignorant in posting domain names in title. Rule 10 applies in this forum also because a website is made up of 1 domain name and some content.

 

[fpforum]

I don't know why you have not put domain name in title. if there is title people look at it and might wish to have a deep look at it out of interest. This is not a blind bet is it?

Also look at rule #10 that says

10. ALL DOMAIN SALES MUST list the actual domain name IN THE POST, and at least one of the domain names being sold in the title of the post with NO SPACES, ACTUAL DOMAIN NAME. There is a solution for those avoiding spiders, you may use example(.)com or example(dot)com.

I am not sure why many members are ignorant in posting domain names in title. Rule 10 applies in this forum also because a website is made up of 1 domain name and some content.

sorry about that nametrader I should have known and am normally good about that rule (you can look at my other post's around here)..Is it possible for you to edit the thread and include it in the title as it's too late for me to do so now? Thanks

 

[nametrader]

Done and thank you fpforum. Good luck with your sale.