In 2017, I created a website to scratch my own itch. It was a directory/membership site for online teachers and locations that were suitable for teaching online (Airbnbs, hotels/hostels, home exchanges, other teachers offering a space). It made a couple hundred bucks a month from affiliate commissions for travel wifi and related tools/offers, worked well for leveraging when building relationships w/ people in the industry, and had a small email list of 500-1000 people in the online education space. But in 2018 I stopped working in that space and just let the website go. I always told myself I'd "start writing content for it again" or remove the membership/directory piece and turn it into a full-blown content site, but I haven't done a thing with it. The "you have a payment" notifications have long since stopped hitting my inbox, but it still gets some traffic. I had an online teaching influencer couple offer to buy it for like $5-7k who backed out. GoDaddy's domain valuator puts it at ~$1,200. If I haven't done anything with it in 6 years, is the best move to just try to dump the domain? Scroll through old online teaching contacts and see if I can find someone interested? Appreciate it!

Only 20% traffic from search, majority from Pinterest so much higher multiple. Requires Mediavine approval. Niche: Occasions & Gifts, Romance Monetization: Display Advertising, Amazon Associates Listing Price: $83,726 Monthly Multiple: 37x Pricing Periods: 12 Months Listing URL

As headline says, the site listed here (https://www.skool.com/digital-asset-marketplace-5612/craftybartendingcom?p=4cf58d0f) is still for sale at the same price, but here is an update on traffic // rankings since Googles recent update.

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Google parasited (not a word but should be) your niche sites, now post HCU it's time to parasite back. If Reddit is getting your traffic, start ranking on Reddit. Linkedin showing up in your B2B play? Great go leverage it. And if you're sneaky enough, you can send high quality backlinks back to your site whilst you're at it. Charles Floate recently launched Parasite SEO and I've been playing with it - you type in a keyword and its AI shows how competitive the SERPs are for a parasite play, and how many free and paid opportunities there are along with the webmaster contact details. I forgot I used to do this manually over 10 years ago when was getting links for SEO clients and trying to rank medium publications. Finally there's a better solution. Check it out