Interested in a Professionally Monetized Website?
Profitable Websites Equal Virtual Real Estate
In it’s simplest form Virtual Real Estate or VRE is any website that has a market value. The tangible difference between being just a website and being virtual real estate is whether or not the website can be readily sold on the open market for a fair price. The market value may be based upon a number of factors, some of the most popular are:
- Revenue generated from the website
- Targeted traffic obtained by the website
- The domain name of the website
- The branding and design of the website
- The content on the website
- An application or tool on the website
Currently For Sale Sold: OttomanBoutique.com
My current property for sale is OttomanBoutique.com. Want to be the new owner of this gorgeous AdSense site?
Click here to Buy It Now for only $300 before it goes to auction and save $75 off of the Flippa auction’s Buy It Now price.
OttomanBoutique.com is a fully optimized product niche site with 25 pages of original content, beautiful original design, and a high CTR layout optimized for AdSense.
If you have any questions regarding this property or would like to request a custom site please feel free to contact me at salah@salahstudios.com.
Interested in a custom tailored web property or rich media application for a specific niche, service, or product?
Weather you’ve done all the research already or you just know that shiny-green-widgets is where you want to be, I will craft a branded solution that captures your market. Please fill out and sumbit the form below to receive a free quote for your next project.
OK, but who is Salah anyway? Glad you asked…
My name is Salahuddin Muddaththir, my friends call me Salah. I’m a designer, developer and marketer from northern New Jersey via Baltimore, Maryland. I’ve always had a knack for design, problem solving, I’m left-handed, and as a child I dreamed of developing video games for a living. In 1997 at the age of sixteen my natural curiosity and the explosion of the web lead me to my first web design gig, a Flash website for a local networking firm. I was paid $400, bought some new sneakers, and stepped into my future. I’ve spent the past thirteen years working as designer and developer for a couple of multimedia production agencies and more recently as...Read More