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    Contemplating Selling ShopperUK.com

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    Over the past few months personal circumstances have changed a little & I am maybe looking for a slightly new direction within the industry & new projects.

    Therefore I am contemplating selling the website  ShopperUK.com. Being unfamiliar territory for me, I am not sure of the procedure of how to go about selling a website, so any advice would be appreciated, together with any potential interested parties.

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    1. Kieron says:

      Hi mate, all I would do is put together a Word Document/PDF or similar outlining some of the reasons why someone would purchase it. Things like:

      Age of domain/site
      Number of inbound links
      Pagerank of site (pointless, but most people want to know it)
      The main search terms that bring traffic to the site
      How much revenue it makes per month/year. If possible include a history of recent years
      How the site generates revenue, i.e. affiliate commissions, tenancy deals, private ad sales, Adsense etc etc etc.
      Number of visitors – and where they come from, i.e. paid or natural search and what percentage of each
      Where do your visitors come from? I.e. UK or international, what split etc. and any other demographics you may have
      Number of members/subscribers to mailing list
      What maintenance is involved in running the site, how often you update etc.

      Whenever I sell a site I always put myself in the shoes of a potential buyer and just try to think of what they would want to know. Try to include as much info as possible into the document. Also, if lets say you are the top affiliate for Merchant X then put that in too. In other words shout about your achievements and make the document so compelling that people would be mad not to buy your site! 🙂

      I would then approach your main competitors and ask them if they would be interested in buying the site. Also approach any agencies, networks or individuals you know through your many years in the industry. Maybe offer them a finders fee if they broker a deal for you?

      Anyway, just some ideas, good luck whatever you decide to do.

    2. Marcus says:

      Hi. I may be interested in this. Can you give me some contact details please. Thanks

    3. Lee says:

      A guide price would be interesting.

      Thanks

    4. Stuart says:

      Hi, have you sold the site or still selling the site if not?

      I am away next week but if it’s still for sale when I return, let’s chat

      Br
      Stuart

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