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Tech Kills - up for sale

by Kamrul

Tech Kills, owned by Laze Media Network of Laze, Inc. which is a technology news blog now up for sale at Sitepoint marketplace. I have seen this blog growing, which usually focused on critique technology rather then just a news.

Tech Kills is currently PR5 in Google and has over 10,000 unique visitors/month. Though the revenue earnings are bellow US$100. Advertisements are either TLA(text link ads) or YPN (note YPN only shows to US visitors). The blog is built on WordPress 2.0.2. The sale includes all rights for all the articles, and the ownership of the domain. There are currently 395 posts and 127 comments, contained within 18 categories (so far).

Current bid for this blog is US$1,300, there was no Buy it now price declared. The traffics of this blog are mostly organic, as mentioned by blog owner.

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Posted in Marketplace on December 8th, 2006

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