QuizTelly.com – A Website about Quiz Television – Website For Sale

What’s It All About: QuizTelly.com – www.quiztelly.com We set the site up back in the summer of 2005 of the back of our very
popular main website – www.shoppingtelly.com and since then it has grown to be extremely popular with people of all ages who addictively tune into the various quiz television programmes on television and look maybe for help with answers or just for a place to share their interest.

Sadly due to other commitments, we just don’t have the time to put a full effort into the site. There are many ways that the site and brand could be
developed, and included in the sale would be the domain www.roulettetelly.com which was going to be our next extension to the site,
promoting the latest trend in quiz television covering the raft of live roulette programmes broadcasting late night.

How Long Established: Summer of 2005

Traffic: The site has a solid followership.

October Stats (up to 28th October)

> Visits 19861
> Unique visitors 5262
> Pages viewed 197188
> Pages per visitor 37.5
> Pages per significant visit 12.5
> Average visit duration 10min 34s
> Average time by page seen 1min 3s
> 1 page visit rate 22%

Current Revenue: The site in the past year has profited around £3000 from advertising
which to be honest has been through little effort. Last month we also
introduced some affiliate advertising which brought in additional £102.05 in
its first month. It is felt with someone who could take on the site and give
it more attention; it could be making a great deal more.

Expenses: We utilise a dedicated server that we have run ShoppingTelly.com on, so no additional hosting or server costs are incurred. The only other real costs are the vBulletin license which is currently $85 a year. The new owners would therefore need to set up hosting – at say around $200 PA

Content The content is a mixed bag really, we do get press releases from some channels and companies who work closely with us, also from freelance presenters letting visitors know of their latest jobs, but a lot of it is our own content that we write after finding out