If you do decide to go for it, take payments in BTC or any other major crypto. Crypto deals are best as once its done, there is no risk of chargeback or other myriad of scams that happen these days.
Also, take into consideration the time you need to earn Euro 5000 and what it means to you. Is it just 10% of your monthly income, then you have tthe luxury to take it light. If not, I suggest you put more consideration before deciding as Euro 5000 is a very generous offer and given that its just the initiating offer, you can squeeze even more if you do decide to
No profit forgotten about website versus $5000; sounds like an easy decision. Be careful though, it is an aged site, but the offer is a little high off of the specs in your post. I would make a counter offer and get a few more bucks for it if he wants it that bad though. Just make sure to use a third party for the transactions, make SURE that he takes it out of your name, and make a contract that he can have it AFTER the money clears.
Having content.ad is always advantage for a blog.
But domain authority between 40 to 50 is considered average.
Work on backlink to improve domain authority
If you lost interest in your blog its better to sell.
Sounds fishy, he might end up without a site and without money!
Ask for €6000 if he still wants to buy that's a sign for you to sell it, if he refuses, that is a sign to keep it
that's quite a generous offer try to make sure you use a middle man service just to ensure your protected.
I heard contend.ad is hard to get approve than Adsense?
nevertheless is interesting, I think other members guess right, he more want take over the contend.ad account with extra that is the site.
He will continue to add contents etc.
I guess he is interested in buying your ad account rather than a website. I guess $5000 is a great price. If possible try to sell it and buy another website which make monthly revenue of $200 - $400 form flippa. Work on it and then resell for a high price. Cheers.
Wow that much for a non earning site go for it
OK. That makes sense. I don't know much about content.ad network. They may also have restrictions on account transfer like that. All the accounts that I know are non transferable.
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