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    Default Horse Racing Site For Sale - Domain and Content - No Revs Included.

    Hi

    Site for sale = http://www.safebookmakerssites.com/ - NO REVS WITH SALE.

    Listed site for sale a couple of years ago and that thread can be found at - https://www.gpwa.org/forum/horse-rac...ghlight=pendil

    Reproduced that original listing below, with some adjustments and updates........

    Website for sale- 10 years old - mainly horse racing and betting but other sports also on site.

    Sold and closed my other sites - but kept this one going as traffic kept increasing despite no SEO at all, no reciprocal links in or out, no HTTPS, and also quite a few pages that are not mobile friendly pointed out by Google Console that i never bothered to put right.

    I also closed all connected blogs, Facebook and Twitter pages about 5 years ago, so site stands alone.

    Despite that, page views through winter (poor horse racing) average about 20,000 page views each month.

    Good summer racing last year bought in about 25,000 + page views each month.

    This site did have about 1,400 pages, but took out all reviews and special offers pages - now about 175 pages in size.

    Now mainly an information site (bet explanations, racing tactics, sports betting and racecourses ),with no gaming reviews etc. ,so new signings are few and far between, but if you link traffic to your own reviews and bonuses, it should work out ok.

    All articles and racecourse facts are mine.

    Top 10 Google for quite a few searches, including, Scoop 6, televised racing, Saturday tv races, win placepot, placepot explained etc., and many other bets and racing info articles, plus top 10 Google search for many British racecourses.

    Originally listed that site takes 2 or 3 hours per week to maintain, i thought i would get accurate time figure for that, and was surprised after clocking each update, the time it takes to maintain site is 22 minutes per week.

    It will be more than that for busy meetings like Cheltenham Festival, as you need to update Scoop 6 page every day. However, even for busy weeks, it should get done in well under 1 hour cumulative.

    NO AFFILIATE ACCOUNTS are Included in this sale, but revs for past 12 months are £3492 = average monthly revs £291.

    So, i am working 22 minutes most weeks, which works out at about £220 per hour, which is ok to say the least.

    Will be listing site at Flippa in a day or two, and, if interested, contact me here or through Flippa.

    Anything north of £2,000 will be considered.

    Regards that affiliate account where revs are coming from, i may be able to sell that at a later date, but that has to be agreed and arranged through their affiliate system - not sure if it is ok with them, and will have to clear it with them before that account is sold to anyone.

    Thanks

    David

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    Great user name. Guess what mine came from. After yesterday, I think we should rename to Constitution 1 and 2!!

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    I saw this for sale on Flippa, we had some brief contact, the listing vanished so presumed you had sold it. Good luck with the sale.
    "Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up"

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    hi chaumi

    don't know why i use the name Pendil, as it always brings back memories of my biggest loss in 50 years of betting- i think it was 1973, and i was on a fantastic winning streak, of course i was young and reckless then, and all my winnings and plenty more went on Pendil in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

    Pendil was great jumper, and everything was going well until he got brought down by beaten horse as they neared the finish.

    Despite that, i still love that horse, and although he was tiny in size, was without doubt, the best horse not to win the Gold Cup.

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXdDWuOKVPE

    Was a couple of years too early for me, wouldn't have got in the door of the local bookies. (or maybe I would, people didn't care so much about stuff like that back then But I remember all the names.

    Looked like he had it, tied up, but then seemed to try and fight back close home. Guts, and if you're going to go down, that's the way to go. Great race, and hopefully you've been able to watch it since then without the pain. Enjoy today, end to a fantastic week!


    Oh, and if you ever want to talk horses, go here https://www.talkinghorses.co.uk/ the best racing forum (no, I don't own it sadly...but Bryan from Casinomeister currently runs it)
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    Please Pm My with but it now price, I just have to look into the traffic of the site. Did you say it gets 25,000 hits a month?

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    hi chaumi

    i think that was the following year - when i backed him he got brought down.

    the one you watched was when The Dickler beat him in a close finish. As i said, Pendi was an unusually tiny horse, and the Dickler was an unusually big horse, and just was too strong for Pendil on the uphill finish.

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