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When you buy a site you usually don’t get any of his players. You have to create your account and add you aff. link to the site
Well .. it depends on what is agreed with the seller and whether the affilaite IDs are transferrable.
IF you’ve specifically agreed on a transfer of affiliate accounts – then it should happen as long as the casino / poker house / sports bookie does not have a caveat on transfer of ownership.
When I finally quit the business I expect (hope) to sell the whole thing lock, stock and barrel so that the purchaser has an immediate revenue stream.
That would be the major value of the site I would have thought.
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However, if the person selling has many sites, and you are just buying a single site domain … then I wouild not expect any affiliate transfer to happen.
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It’s all up for negotiation mate …:Nod:
Accounts can be sold.
That is why “life long players” are such an asset.
Some sites are sold complete with accounts, some are sold only as traffic and/or content value.
Different sites lend themselves to different deals, and different strokes for different folks.
Good to have you back Dom:)
Thanks, Goog!
I heard that a poker site, with good traffic, ranking, etc. just recently sold for over 100g.. is this normal? possible? hype?
LadyH
LadyHoldem wrote:I heard that a poker site, with good traffic, ranking, etc. just recently sold for over 100g.. is this normal? possible? hype?LadyH
Whats the link?
LadyHoldem wrote:I heard that a poker site, with good traffic, ranking, etc. just recently sold for over 100g.. is this normal? possible? hype?LadyH
Yes thats very possible, for example pokerlistings is worth millions and various other poker sites could sell for way more than a 100g.
