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Title: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: poker4life on May 03, 2020, 05:53:35 AM Hey guys,
I run a poker blog https://mypokercoaching.com/ among a couple of other sites, and during the lockdown, I have seen the boost in traffic and was wondering how do you think it will change later on? I am even considering selling some of the sites since I probably could get a bit more when the traffic is at an all-time high. How do you think gambling traffic will change when people will go back to normal life? It just has to go down, right? ??? Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: Naida_BR on May 03, 2020, 07:48:28 AM There is a chance that the traffic is going to be less not due to COVID-19 and because they are going to lose interest in poker but they might not be so many hours on their PC and they would not spend so much time in your website.
If you want to sell your website then do it. People do not lost interest in gambling but they might not have free time to gamble after the quarantine. Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: cheater detector on May 03, 2020, 10:04:16 AM I think in this time is a great times to sell your websites, because many country is lockdown and people stuck in their home. They have much more time to spend on internet and want to earn money.
It's why in this time, many people be a freelancer, gambler, play faucet etc to get money. Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: michellee on May 03, 2020, 11:11:42 AM If you run out of money, you can sell your site while the traffic is high. But maybe I can suggest you buy another website, manage it to become bigger, and you can have two websites which can give you additional income.
I don't think after this pandemic over, the traffic of gambling website will reduce because people have found another way of playing gambling. Hence, I think they will stick to online gambling for a while until the situations can be normal again. Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: greenlanternlight01 on May 03, 2020, 12:05:29 PM Hey guys, I run a poker blog https://mypokercoaching.com/ among a couple of other sites, and during the lockdown, I have seen the boost in traffic and was wondering how do you think it will change later on? I am even considering selling some of the sites since I probably could get a bit more when the traffic is at an all-time high. How do you think gambling traffic will change when people will go back to normal life? It just has to go down, right? ??? Personally speaking, I would say a big NO. I really think this is still the perfect time to hodl more. Once this pandemic ends, there's only one way to go and that is UP! Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: BADecker on May 03, 2020, 04:10:45 PM If you can afford to do business, any business is worth doing. Why? Because government is wiping out small business with the shutdowns. Only big business will survive. So, do it for freedom and business freedom.
SMALL BUSINESS DEFIANCE TO GOV. DUCEY'S TYRANANICAL COVID-19... (https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/282157-2020-05-03-small-business-defiance-to-gov-duceys-tyrananical-covid-19.htm) In the following video, several merchants are defying the Arizona Governor's shut down order for the vast majority of small businesses, while the box stores are allowed to remain in business with impunity. This is a clear 14th Amendment violation in which all businesses are not subject to the same policies and enforcement. As stated in the video, in Arizona, the billion dollar box stores are not touched by the COVID-19 crisis. Meanwhile, small business owners, who many have still yet to get their federally promised funds, are going broke. The economic projections state that half of the small businesses will not reopen. The defiant Wickenburg merchants feel that they have nothing to lose and they are having to choose between going to jail or going broke and losing everything. Meanwhile, life has never been better for the box stores. Reportedly, the Wickenburg Town Manager and Mayor are mindlessly supporting the Governor's unconstitutional orders who has multiple conflicts of interest in which his personal greed and ambition is impacting his illegal enforcement decisions. The Freedom Of Individuals Still Matters (https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/282131-2020-05-03-the-freedom-of-individuals-still-matters.htm) Quote from: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/freedom-individuals-still-matters-even-if-covid-warriors-say-it-doesnt From 2009 to 2012, I taught an introductory course in Austrian school economics at the University of Iowa. On the first day of class, I would tell my students that the Austrian school would change the way they looked at the world, not just from an economic perspective, but from an overall life perspective. Nothing would ever appear to be the same again. They would learn to think for themselves and would not fall prey to all the propaganda from government, the mainstream news media, and poorly thought out opinions of friends and acquaintances. 8) Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: boyptc on May 04, 2020, 06:28:28 AM Sell it if you are decided and you are in need of money.
It's time to survive and use the resources that you have. But if you think that you can monetize more of it and you can earn more than the selling price, continue working on it. Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: Vod on May 04, 2020, 10:56:42 PM How do you think gambling traffic will change when people will go back to normal life? It just has to go down, right? ??? I offer my opinion only on the quoted questions. The internet has seen a jump in usage worldwide with social distancing/stay at home policies. Once people are allowed to go back to normal, your traffic will drop. We just don't know when "normal" will be; there will probably be a few more waves of infection yet. Title: Re: Is it worth selling a site during COVID-19? Post by: peter0425 on May 05, 2020, 03:49:37 AM Hey guys, you should have think of this when the quarantine is just starting and not now that it is almost done,after this lockdown for sure gamblers will come back in traditional ways and the use of online sites will be lessen sooner.I run a poker blog https://mypokercoaching.com/ among a couple of other sites, and during the lockdown, I have seen the boost in traffic and was wondering how do you think it will change later on? I am even considering selling some of the sites since I probably could get a bit more when the traffic is at an all-time high. How do you think gambling traffic will change when people will go back to normal life? It just has to go down, right? ??? There is a chance that the traffic is going to be less not due to COVID-19 and because they are going to lose interest in poker but they might not be so many hours on their PC and they would not spend so much time in your website. and it is almost up next weeks so there will be a changes and the demand will surely cut off again.If you want to sell your website then do it. People do not lost interest in gambling but they might not have free time to gamble after the quarantine. |