I know many of you are thinking, “does Adam really believe that?” Well the answer to that question is maybe not the best movie ever but if I don’t over hype it how else will I get people to see it.
Anyway, I was down in my theater room this morning (I built it after we sold “Diana”) watching the special features of Lady In The Water and it just reminded me how upset I get about the fact that the movie is not more popular.
Truth be told Lady In The Water is a great movie. Probably M. Night Shyamalan’s best work and yet the movie tanked at the box office compared to his previous box office smashes. People were too busy seeing the latest (lame) installment of Pirates of the Caribbean to see Lady in the Water and so instead of seeing an awesome original movie they saw a sequel that was pretty bad.
Warner Bros did a horrible job marketing the movie touting it as a scary wolf story which totally missed what the movie was.
So bottom line here, if you have ever taken my advice before on this blog then take this advice:
Go buy Lady In The Water on DVD or BluRay. It is a clean well written, well acted movie that everyone should see.
Special thanks goes to one of our loyal readers, Garrett, for giving us the idea, per se, for this content.
Without further ado, here’s our first podcast:
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That is the question we had to ask ourselves today. You see one of the great things about getting websites that are completely automated and have big upside is that they become high demand websites.
Typical website value can be anywhere from 10 months monthly profit to 3 years profit. Most of the stuff we see (and every website we buy) falls into the lower end of the site value spectrum.
So we were surprised to see an offer come in for one of our sites that was 5 years worth of profit. The company wanting to buy our site has spoken to us before but we have always told them that we know the upside of the site and we weren’t ready to sell yet.
We asked them to make us an offer that we couldn’t refuse and that is what they came back with. Seeing that someone else valued a website we run so highly gave us the confidence that what we were doing was on the right track.
You may be surprised to know that even though it was a lot of money we turned the offer down. We are still thinking big picture here and know that we haven’t reached the full potential of the site. We have a game plan and we want to see it through then hopefully we can sell the site for 3 times the offer we got today.
