Why Onfolio stopped buying Content sites (and pivoted to digital agencies)
It’s more than just AI: Google is becoming unreliable, and making content sites impossible to value.
March 19, 2024
With higher profit margins than ecommerce and requiring lower maintenance than micro SaaS, content websites offer an extremely alluring passive income opportunity.
While you can make outsized returns with websites vs, say, real estate or stocks, it’s not exactly easy. But with platforms like Empire Flippers leading the way, this space is likely to produce great alternative investment opportunities for years to come.
It’s more than just AI: Google is becoming unreliable, and making content sites impossible to value.
The Sonic Power Scrubber became a viral sensation, translating into a ton of sales for the company behind it, Sonic Power. But this was no lucky accident.
I love under-the radar companies that are spinning off cash. WebStreet buys these companies, optimizes them, and buckets them together as an investment. It’s like micro-PE.
We explore Onfolio, a Nasdaq-listed holding company that acquires and operates profitable, cashflowing online businesses.
This month, we’re looking at something completely different – it’s an investment platform called WebStreet focussing on flipping digital properties like Amazon stores, content sites, and more.
I’m taking a deep look at WebStreet (formerly Empire Flippers Capital) — an innovative fund in the website investing space (one of my all-time favorite alternative asset classes)
A primer on crypto domains, 105.eth available on Rally, alts community domains for sale, and quality aged domains from our partners Odys. Read more about that in today’s Domains Insider.
Today, we’re looking at a breakdown of an FBA site in the sports equipment space, the strengths of this opportunity, and our view on this opportunity.
Today, we’re looking at an FBA website in the kitchen & party niche, available to buy on Empire Flippers.
Today we’re talking domain brokers, valuations, and fractionalization. This issue contains a bonus podcast with Slade Michalec, co-founder of the Lumis Group.
This week, Horacio and Stefan sat down with Slade Michalec, Co-founder of Lumis, a domain brokerage firm.
Today, we have a great expired domain worth looking at, along with some opportunities for “meta” domains.
We create indices for eclectic modern alts. We’ve got a vinyl index, a whiskey index, and more. This helps us find the best buying opportunities for our alternative investment fund
We wrap everything up with a rich qualitative analysis. You’ll understand the pros & cons of investing in all sorts of alternative asset classes.
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