The website, originally established in November 2004, serves as a comprehensive resource for aspiring poker professionals. Initially intended to document a career in professional poker, it has evolved into a prominent platform for learning about top poker players and basic poker strategies. The website comprises 138 unique, well-optimized pages authored by its creator, attracting visitors through success stories and a detailed poker journal. Supplementary content includes information on poker professionals, tournaments, and terminology. The site's strong organizational structure contributes to its favorable Google ranking.
This website is offered alongside its .com and .net domain extensions, both registered with an online registrar, with upcoming expiration dates managed by the owner. The decision to sell arises from the owner's departure from the poker scene. Communication is facilitated via a given Skype handle.
Revenue streams for the site include advertising, affiliate programs, and link sales. It has garnered daily unsolicited advertising inquiries, with notable agreements since June 2006, repeatedly renewed biannually. Strategic advertising efforts on Digital Point and Poker Affiliate World in late 2007 increased link sales to $933.
Revenue details show earnings of $3,669 between January and March 2008, driven primarily by advertising, affiliate programs, and link sales. Annual revenues were $4,690 in 2007 and $2,290 in 2006, derived largely from advertising and affiliate partnerships. Hosting represents the sole cost, given the website's static HTML structure with minimal PHP usage.
The primary traffic source is Google searches for keywords like "professional poker player," with the majority of visitors from the UK and US.
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