Interesting looking at all the new Flippa categories: • Digital Agencies • AI Apps & Tools • Crypto & Blockchain • Plugins & Extensions • Gaming Community has to be next! Also interesting how newsletters seem to be tied with youtube and social media in the same category? So many niche marketplaces have been launched over the last couple of years, I can't help but think that almost all will get crushed attempting to compete with the unit economics of Flippa. However, some such as https://gomerge.com/ appear to be doing very well by just focussing on one niche, i.e. digital agencies in their case. Thoughts?

I've not looked at the state of the industry reports since I was at Flippa, and was surprised to see just how much sales have reduced over the last couple of years. (Props to EF for always being so transparent). In the 2023 report, total sales were $86M Over the last 12 months on the EF scoreboard, total sales are $42M. Is this a change in the overall industry? EF is of course fine, but are the majority of smaller M&A marketplaces now struggling to get enough new deals to close?

Anyone checked this one out yet? --- Listing URL Niche: Personal Care, Health & Fitness Monetization: Display Advertising, Other Listing Price: $104,606 Avg. Monthly Profit: $3,487 Monthly Multiple: 30x Listing Description: Launched in February 2017, this Danish language Display Ads website provides informational content covering niches such as health, psychology, wellness, and culture. One of the significant strengths of the business is its excellent traffic diversification, with the top page accounting for only 1.6% of the total traffic. This diversity ensures that the site is not overly dependent on a single piece of content for its audience engagement. Additionally, the site has a Semrush Authority Score of 29. The site uses Ad Exchange via Google Ads Manager with the Display Ads account for 98% of total revenue and the remaining 2% coming from sponsored posts and links. A minimum of 2 new articles are added each week that are written by freelance employees who may be interested in moving with the business. Traffic is primarily driven via Facebook (65%) followed by Organic Search (29%).

@Shlomo Freund is hosting, great to see @Jakub Pacanda on the call too :) Link in the Calendar tab

Hey everyone, can someone help me estimate how much this one is worth?