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Today we sold Feederr for $500; which is a amazing result considering we only launched it two days ago! This project turned out to give us our  best profit to date with a profit margin of  1024% percent. This works out of a total profit of $461.20 on the project. This leaves our current overall balance at $1,398.95

The site received an unbelievable amount of coverage on its opening days of release; which took us both by surprise. So thanks to all who used and spread the word about the site.

After a great sale, we decided to go for something that caught Jons eye. He had been going on about it at me for quite a while, so I thought we’d have a look into it. We settled a price and purchased a unfinished website package which we saw a high amount of potential in over at the ClanTemplates Marketplace Forums.

We purchased the domain and design of EsportsAid.com along with several high quality gaming templates. This set us back $220; leaving our balance now at $1,178.95.

We plan to create an advanced custom php control management system for use by professional gaming teams. The site will be an all in one solution with hosting included in the deal. We hope to begin development in around 2-3 weeks once we have rolled out project number #6 which should finger crossed be finished around that time. With this project we are teaming up with a developer who has been working with us for the last few projects (46Bit). He will be developing the backend free of charge, whilst receiving a 50% cut of the sale price.

Late last week we sold domainrr for $850 on flippa. Minus all the fees left us with $806.05; we spent $160 on the project which leaves us with a profit of $646.05 a margin of  504%. We was thinking about keeping the project for a while but realized that the revenue from the sale of the project could be used to do projects which are bigger and could possibly be more sucessful; which leads me onto:

Project #5 – Feederr.com

Feederr is intended to be a quick flip following the success of ImageTwit. But obviously instead of Twitter is based around RSS feeds. Our thanks once again go to 46bit for doing a brilliant job. Feederr development cost us just $35 to develope and $10 to register the domain so a total of $45 altogether.

Beyond Feederr we have two more larger projects which are currently being developed; one of which should be launching within a week or two so make sure you keep an eye on the blog!

After what has seemed like a lifetime we are finally ready to unveil our latest project.

Domainrr.com

Just incase the above video is not sufficient heres a roundup of what Domainrr.com actually does.

Domainrr.com was developed due to one problem that me and Josh both found we have which was that we never new when our domains expired and where about they are registered and with what email account and etc. So domainrr.com was born its main purpose is to be a hub to hold lots of useful information about each domain you own a list of features can be found below:

• Add, delete, modify domains
• Information about each domain is automatically pulled from the system
• Statistics are generated on each domain such as pagerank
• Information can be exported in various formats
• Reminds you of expiring domains via email

This site was developed by @46bit for $150 leaving our balance at around $130. We both believe 46bit to be one of the best coders we have ever worked with and thus he comes extremely recommended.

Feel free to tweet, stumble and digg about this project.