[mbolton2181]

I've recently gotten a fulltime job for this summer and because I'm going to be so busy I'm looking to sell my website.

100 unique visitors a day
entirely from bookmarks, and SEO
All articles on the site were written by me or my writers; either way I have exclusive rights to all the content.
So far it makes about 5 dollars a month through adsense.

I wouldn't consider anything less than 500 bucks because of the enormous amount of time that has already been put into the site -> as well as I am just now finishing a facebook app that is tied right into the site. It puts a feed of fresh articles directly on facebook profiles. I'll launch this before the sale also (unless the buyer wants to hold onto it and edit it pre-release).

Student Fitness - Learn about Alcohol and College, Dorm Room Exercises, and Dorm Recipes

[modernfranchises.com]

how long has the site been live in the current format.

[mbolton2181]

6 months I think.

Also, it's now #1 in google searches for "student fitness"
It was previously only #1 for Yahoo for "student fitness" but it appears google has come to it's senses and finally put me on top of the first page of results

It's actually a highly searched term and I've seen my traffic go up, it's now at about 150 uniques a day.

I also launched the facebook feed app

[mbolton2181]

Just learned that I'm a Google PR3.

Also, I just started a forum and it's still tiny but with time it may be able to grow organically.

[weakestlink]

screenshots please

[mbolton2181]

Here's some more information:

• Traffic Statistics
  
• Keyword + Key Phrases Traffic Statistics

[matt_15]

I like some of the information on the site! are you qualified as a fitness instructor or something? Or just have some knowledge on fitness?

[mbolton2181]

Thanks for checking it out. I do know a fair amount about fitness, nutrition and general health - it's because I'm an ex-high school athlete. I could easily get the Personal Trainer accreditation but don't have the time and don't plan on being a PT.

I gained weight when going into college and not playing football any longer. I then switched to a healthy diet, did a lot of running and changed many aspects of my lifestyle.

Along the way I realized this was not a unique situation, and that in fact most college students are aware of the effects the college environment can have on the body (and mind) - which is why I started Student Fitness. So that other health concerned students could benefit from my experience.

[matt_15]

sounds very interesting! Clever Idea too, I like it.