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21 Responses to “MonkeyBlogger.com For Sale”

1. by Ryan McLean at 5:24 am on 04/09/08

   Sometime it is sad to see them go. However, when they go it means we have the opportunity to step up into their place. With readers leaving the blog because the writer is changing they could just find my blog, or yours.
   Good bye and good luck to the creator of monkey blogger

2. by Nathaniel at 6:07 am on 04/09/08

   Very sad yes to see them go. Mark’s blog was one of the first I read, and at that time it was just a newbie. I hear he has been having a lot of offline stress and therefore cannot keep it up much longer. Unfortunately, I might have to depart the same sad way, because school is taking time and energy and it is hard to blog. I will try to keep it up though.

3. by Rajaie AlKorani at 11:40 am on 04/09/08

   Hey Ryan,
   That’s what I think sometimes as well, if you were able to get all the readers of the blogs being sold to come to your blog, I think that would work out pretty well

   Hey Nathaniel,
   I have school coming up in about a month or so, but I’m sure that if organized my schedule and stuck to it, I won’t be having any problems. Let’s just wait and find out

4. by Desmond - DesmondBlog.com at 1:38 pm on 04/09/08

   Oh no. Another well-designed, good nice blog is going to be sold.

   

5. by Rajaie AlKorani at 1:46 pm on 04/09/08

   Hey Desmond,
   I know Also, I just read on ProTycoon.com that David is also considering to sell his blog, what’s happening….

6. by Lucas at 1:53 pm on 04/09/08

   I can’t believe another established blog is for sale. I will be keeping an eye on the auction.

7. by Ajith Edassery at 4:18 pm on 04/09/08

   Hmm…not a good trend I would say. But at the same time, if the investment v/s returns is not good, anybody would be forced to take such drastic measures. Investment doesn’t necessarily mean money – but time, energy etc and returns, as well, not always is linked to monetary benefits alone.

   Sometimes, information junkies just consume ideas and wouldn’t even care about engaging in healthy discussions. Perhaps, this is yet another reason.

   (I am not talking about the specific blogs mentioned here)

   Ajith

8. by Adam - Creadiv at 4:23 pm on 04/09/08

   I wonder if we are seeing so many blogs being sold because the market has been so saturated for so long. I mean simple economic principles tell us that industries with low barriers to entry, meaning that just about anyone can start a mmo blog, make for a ton of competition and generally yield low profits. Which means that many of these bloggers may be looking to get out while they still have a chance to make some money.

   Adam

9. by Rajaie AlKorani at 6:15 pm on 04/09/08

   Hey Lucas,
   I am also amazed at the number of great blogs I personally read being offered for sale. The current offer for MonkeyBlogger.com is only $400, sad to see it that low, it’s worth much more in my opinion

   Hey Ajith,
   Well, it depends on what you’re expecting in return. If I am blogging for fun, then I don’t see any reason I should sell my blog no matter how much of my energy and time it’s consuming. But if a blog is setup with particular goals in mind and they turn out not being worth it, I would understand the action of selling the blog.

   Hey Adam,
   That might be the case, but I guess each person has his own tale to tell.

10. by Yan Shall Blog at 12:19 pm on 05/09/08

    I guess all these are pretty much motivated by the growing frenzy of blog flipping around the blogosphere. I reckon it’s not going to be that much of a problem to start another one once the blog is sold and I have seen some who does that successfully.

    Yan

11. by Rajaie AlKorani at 3:48 pm on 05/09/08

    Hey Yan,
    It would be pretty easy if you had the skills, but there’s still the face that you are going to lose all of your readers. Blog flipping is definitely a profitable method of making money online, but I just think that it isn’t right to flip a blog for profit when your main intention wasn’t to do so.

12. by Keyword Anchor Do-Follow Blog at 11:16 am on 06/09/08

    I really like this blog, the current bid is low, I hope he holds out for a high reserve.
    thanks,
    JR

13. by Rajaie AlKorani at 12:57 pm on 06/09/08

    Hey Keyword….,
    I also really like MonkeyBlogger, sad to see it go

14. by Yan Shall Blog at 9:48 pm on 06/09/08

    @Rajaie: You seem to know that I’m not in for the money and I don’t even know how to flip a site either. I couldn’t help but notice all the buzz around the blogosphere in the recent days on the blog flipping. I guess it’s just not my kind of game – at least for now.

    Yan

15. by Rajaie AlKorani at 10:19 pm on 06/09/08

    Hey Yan,
    To be honest, I don’t even know how to flip a blog nor have I attempted to ever do so! I’m sure I will try in the future, but for now, my main priorities are to build this blog. It’s true that everyone in the blogosphere is talking about flipping things nowadays, I guess it’s because of the recent 24 hour flip over at siteflipu.com

16. by Hussein at 12:06 pm on 08/09/08

    If ever I had the money, I would but monkeyblogger and standoutblogger.

17. by Rajaie AlKorani at 12:10 pm on 08/09/08

    Hey Hussein,
    They would be a very good investment to be honest

18. by Ganesh at 8:05 am on 14/09/08

    I really liked Standoutblogger. Tom really gave amazing blogging tips.

    Anyway, I’m seeing that this post and its comments are having a lot of sad face smileys. Cheer up guys.

19. by Rajaie AlKorani at 3:37 pm on 14/09/08

    Hey Ganesh,
    It seems that Tom is back, check out his blog for the update!

20. by tunepal at 9:37 pm on 29/09/08

    its interesting blog. i saw it at sitepoint and just wonder how many people will try to bid it. looks like they have PR2. Ehm..

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