Sell your old affiliate websites

[Jamie101]

Are you not making a penny from your affiliate websites that you created years ago?

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[Retired_Member38]

I'm struggling to see the point of this.

I assume they reckon enough people are going to link to it and pass juice to their main site via the footer link.

imo, that assumption is going to be wrong.

 

[Jamie101]

I'm struggling to see the point of this.

I assume they reckon enough people are going to link to it and pass juice to their main site via the footer link.

imo, that assumption is going to be wrong.

I just found it a bit funny. I'm not involved with it and not involved with SEO anymore either

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[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

I just found it a bit funny. I'm not involved with it and not involved with SEO anymore either

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Was this an april fools thing?

Also what ever happened to your experiment you did a while ago on here? where you bought russian links, did you ever write up a case study about that? how much you made, how long it ranked for (assuming it's dropped now)

 

[Retired_Member38]

If you made any money from it why would you possibly want to write a case study about it :lol:

 

[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

If you made any money from it why would you possibly want to write a case study about it :lol:

Why not?

 

[Retired_Member38]

Why not?

Because if you have something that works and you let everyone else use it, it'll not work for very long when people either scale it to the moon, or adapt it in a spammier way that burns your original variant of it too.

 

[Retired_Member42]

Because if you have something that works and you let everyone else use it, it'll not work for very long when people either scale it to the moon, or adapt it in a spammier way that burns your original variant of it too.

Or people get jealous and start tracking down your domains / reporting you etc.

Increased competition be it in a niche or using a particular method is never a good thing.

 

[Jamie101]

I did write a case study about it ages ago, it's on my blog but it's password protected - can't remember it right now and too lazy to figure it out.

Long story short - it doesn't work anymore but was good while it lasted.

 

[Jamie101]

Or people get jealous and start tracking down your domains / reporting you etc.

Increased competition be it in a niche or using a particular method is never a good thing.

None of the domains I was using this on were registered in my name so that wasn't an issue - but I see what you mean. Was a joint venture with someone else and he registered the domains.

 

[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

I did write a case study about it ages ago, it's on my blog but it's password protected - can't remember it right now and too lazy to figure it out.

Long story short - it doesn't work anymore but was good while it lasted.

if you can remember it/find it could you pm me? would be interested to see, thanks

 

[bensdbensd is verified member.]

I assume this was an April Fools?

 

[Epic New Media]

"We pay per pixel at the current exchange rate. Current rate: 1px = $0.0001"

Sheer brilliance! hahaha

 

[spiderspider]

Click on 'Send Website' and you'll see it's all a (good) marketing attempt.

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