Website - CondoInspectors.com

[ldapkus]

Originally Posted by sdobson

In the internet marketing business, a website for sale generally has a verifiable income that reflects the asking price of the site. Go to www.flippa.com, this is a clearing house for websites for sale that have income backing up their asking price.
Alexa ranks this website at 9,449,640. Even with the $11,000.00 discount it would still be too much.

That pretty much expains it.

[bevans]

Yep, sure does.

[Bob Elliott]

Ben is the site unfinished ? ,as I was not able to find the resources links clickable.

[Greg Bell]

Originally Posted by belliott

Ben is the site unfinished ? ,as I was not able to find the resources links clickable.

I am surprised that you haven't jumped all over his offer since you are the condo man. Come On Bob you can't take that money with you. You might as well help out a starving inspector. LOL

[bevans]

Originally Posted by belliott

Ben is the site unfinished ? ,as I was not able to find the resources links clickable.

The links are there as a consumer resource. They are not meant to be clickable because I want to limit the amount of outbound links my site has so I will have better page rank. If a consumer wants to visit one of the sites in the resource center they can just copy and paste the domain name.

[bevans]

Originally Posted by belliott

Ben is the site unfinished ? ,as I was not able to find the resources links clickable.

But to answer your question, no the site is not unfinished. The site is finished and has been live since 2005.

[Sean Fogarty]

I think I could do plenty of other things with 11 grand.
I also think its sad with the amount of verifiable people here trying to help home inspectors, you post this hoping a dumb fish will bite.

Sorry I will keep my money. Maybe a new squeeze box for the wife perhaps!

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by gbell

I am surprised that you haven't jumped all over his offer since you are the condo man. Come On Bob you can't take that money with you. You might as well help out a starving inspector. LOL

I figured out years ago that Condo is only 5% of searches compared to Home.
My whole purpose at the outset was simply to corner a smaller market when I began.
Finding a niche is key for beginners.

As far as Inspection websites go a URL with local town names included still goes for $10 so do the math.
The URL for sale might be OK on a national scale and seems set up for starting a finder service but the Condo tag is very easy to get rank with.
I think my very first site ever was condominium.com or something like that, and was always at the top but that did not help me locally and nobody types condominium anyway.
I dropped it right away.
Perhaps someone new might buy it for a jump start.
I have not even checked to see what the key words or mega tags are.

[Timothy J. Allison, SR]

How many indexed links are pointing to the site?