Last week Blogstorm was on auto pilot while I was away skiing. This week I hope to offload some affiliate sites that have been untouched for some time.
The first to go is bjij.com a site that’s been online since early 2005. This is a unique opportunity for somebody to get a headstart in the lucrative mobile industry, the site would work well with either Adsense or affiliate programs.
Visit this threat for full details and to place your bid.
Patrick Altoft is Director of Search at Leeds based digital & SEO agency Branded3. Patrick also runs Blogstorm.You can get our blog posts delivered for free by email every day - simply add your email address to the box below or alternatively grab the RSS feed.
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Skiing??? I hate the winter and can’t wait for it to be over. To Colllldddddd for me. Hope you had a good time…now get back to work.
Nice site, can I ask how you got banned from adsense, the same happened to me and I have had to be sneaky in order to get back in, are you still in adsense, if so, got any tips on how to get unbanned?
Luke
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I applied for Adsense in 2006 and after a couple of months hadn’t got around to adding the code onto any sites. Then onme day I joined Digital Points revenue sharing scheme and a month later was banned.
Despite appeals I have never been allowed back in.
More comments from Patrick AltoftThats strange, I have had my adsense in DP for a while and have not had issues to date. Strange that.
The bjij opportunity (or threat) looks interesting. Considering the constant churn in the mobile phone marketspace, it would be advisable for any prospective buyers to do their homework before investing in this one. Of course, the price ($500) makes the risk somewhat negligible. Good luck with the the sale. If I had the extra time on my hands, I would probably pick it up myself.
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