An individual with extensive experience in online business ventures is selling a tech blog concept called "Digg Effect." The seller, who prefers anonymity, has successfully created and sold various websites, accruing significant profits. The Digg Effect blog is centered on leveraging the powerful impact of achieving front page articles on Digg, a popular platform. This effect can bring a surge of visitors and valuable backlinks, making it a lucrative opportunity for web-based businesses. The idea involves creating a community of Digg users to consistently promote articles, which could be monetized by charging for article placements.
The seller is offering this blog because of time constraints due to other successful business ventures, including a dropshipping site, and acknowledges the blog's untapped potential. The intention is to sell the site at an appealing price, welcoming all offers, as the site has not been fully launched.
Included in the sale is a valuable domain, a Digg account with numerous contacts, and set-up for email subscribers. Additionally, the seller is offering other sites, including an eBook site featuring a guide on how to make profitable online ventures without technical knowledge, and a painting site with strong search engine rankings.
If interested, potential buyers or collaborators are encouraged to inquire about details or propose managing the Digg Effect site for a share of profits. The seller is open to discussions, eager to see someone develop and maximize the site's potential.
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