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This Domain For Sale

Now that I’ve started Blogging For The Money, a blog about my passion to teach people how to start a blog, write better and make money at it, I’ve decided that one of my blogs must go. The readers at Electric Venom voted, both publicly and via email.

We’ve all agreed it’s time for me to let Chubby Mommy go.

My instinct is to turn this into a static niche site related to dieting, fitness, weight loss and health news with the occasional promotion of fitness-related gear like the Nike golf apparel. By “static”, I mean that I don’t intend to blog here further even though the site itself will most likely feature RSS feeds, links to other topical blogs and ads pertaining to those topics.

I’d much rather see this domain go to someone with a passion to help it reach its potential. If anyone is interested in purchasing the domain ChubbyMommy.com please contact ChubbyMommy at Gmail. Serious inquiries only, and by serious I mean you need to plan on something involving 3 digits.

UPDATE: After much encouragement from readers, I’ve decided to keep the blog. Thanks for the positive feedback, folks. I’m not sure how I’m going to find time to run five blogs but I’m determined to make it work.

Posted by Chubby Mommy in Weight Loss Matters
  1. Donna B. says:
    January 19, 2008 at 11:30 pm

    I’m guessing you mean three digits BEFORE the decimal point? Dang.

    Donna B.’s last blog post..Are you confused?

  2. Chubby Mommy says:
    January 22, 2008 at 8:38 am

    Yes, three before the decimal point. That’s what this domain generates monthly for me regardless of posting frequency. I have a feeling if I turn it into a static site it will actually generate more.

  3. Chelle says:
    January 22, 2008 at 10:31 pm

    Are you going to ask for some form of writing plan, too? Or to see previous blog posts?

    Just curious.

  4. Chubby Mommy says:
    January 25, 2008 at 11:40 am

    No, a domain sale is a domain sale, which means the domain and registration get transferred to the buyer. What they do with the site after that is their business, since I’d no longer be affiliated with it. It’s just like buying a domain thru GoDaddy.com or some place similar, except it’s between individuals.