By Dom Wells
It’s been a while since we published a case study, so I asked Bea to type something up about some fun we’ve been having with one of our sites, building out the email funnel in the 7 or 8 months since acquisition.
By Dom Wells
This post is mostly an update on my previous article about how a recession may affect the website investing space. As several weeks have now passed, and over 25% of the world’s population is on lockdown, we actually have some interesting data already.
By Dom Wells
Since the middle of 2018, Onfolio has been involved in 18 website purchases, about 30% of these our own, the rest with investors. 2 of these were made in 2018 and the other 16 since we ramped things up at the start of 2019.
By Dom Wells
I mentioned in a previous post, that when evaluating a site to purchase, I will look at it’s stability before I look at growth opportunities.
By Dom Wells
After the popularity of our last case study post, we decided to share more results, especially ones that involve sites not doing particularly well. Most case studies you see online, particularly in this space, are edge-cases where somebody achieved fantastic results.
By Dom Wells
This post has been overdue for a while, and is something many people have asked about. Part of the reason it took so long to produce, was thinking how to actually structure it.
By Dom Wells
Sitting on capital and assessing your investment options? Chances are, if you’re hunting around here, you’ve thought about real estate, bonds or ETFs but you’re still a little bit curious about what online businesses can offer. Sure, you can get …
By Dom Wells
As we start 2021, the website investing space is larger, and growing faster than ever. One of the ways that this is most apparent is in the growing number of places you can buy and sell a business. Equally, the …
By Dom Wells
A few months ago, I asked Twitter what they wanted me to write about next: Alright Twitter, give me some article ideas for the Onfolio blog. Topics you’d like to see covered or just general questions you have about website …
By Dom Wells
In days gone by, you only had to fear a Google update if you were doing something overtly wrong, like over-optimizing your content, performing questionable link building tactics, or being otherwise spammy. If you played by their rules, you were …