I bought PeerFly (.com)

[Luke]

4 years ago, PeerFly shut down.

Prior to that, I had dedicated about 10 years of my life to trying to help build it.

We had built a great affiliate network and helped tons of affiliates not only make their first dollar online, but also helped develop many Super Affiliates who made millions.

While doing that, we built one of the best brands in the industry.

So, a year or so after PeerFly shut down, I offered to buy the domain. I was turned down but I am friends with the previous owner, Chad, and basically just kept the offer on the table.

Well, Chad reached out to me on Friday and he was ready to sell the PeerFly domain.

And now I own it

I am not sure what I am going to do with PeerFly yet, but I am open to ideas

 

[rkornmeyer]

My first thought is to look at an residual traffic still coming in and see if you can redirect it to a monetized platform.

 

[LazyGuy]

Chad

Prior to that, I had dedicated about 10 years of my life to trying to help build it.

Then you've earned that domain.
That's payoff of loyalty.

I am not sure what I am going to do with PeerFly yet, but I am open to ideas

You may initiate a project of a small scale affiliate network with in-house offers and provide special privileges to AffLift members.

 

[Luke]

My first thought is to look at an residual traffic still coming in and see if you can redirect it to a monetized platform.

There is still a good bit of traffic and it's currently getting us new affLIFT registrations

You may initiate a project of a small scale affiliate network with in-house offers and provide special privileges to AffLift members.

I've considered this option. Affiliate networks are a lot of work.

 

[zawaxi]

Congrats!

 

[zawaxi]

Affiliate networks are a lot of work.

Not All of Them Are Built by affiliates , and less by afflift Staff

 

[Luke]

Not All of Them Are Built by affiliates , and less by afflift Staff

The affiliate networks that are not a lot of work are also the crappy ones

There are things we could do to streamline a lot of the work, but it would still require a lot of resources to run a good affiliate network.

 

[LazyGuy]

I've considered this option. Affiliate networks are a lot of work.

I can imagine that yeah.

If your plan ever takes shape I'd be interested for work in the network in any suitable work position. I am curious to work on other side and make money with that.

 

[samueleto1]

You may initiate a project of a small scale affiliate network with in-house offers and provide special privileges to AffLift members.

My thought also

congrats luke

 

[banchi08]

Congrats Luke! The eagle brand was where I started my affiliate marketing. I remember those days. You were actually my AM back then.

 

[ZaneWiseman]

Congratulations, Luke!

 

[Luke]

Congrats Luke! The eagle brand was where I started my affiliate marketing. I remember those days. You were actually my AM back then.

I actually got the old logo, bird, and other graphic assets included in the sale

 

[BigNige]

Peerfly was one of the first affiliate networks I started my internet marketing endevours with as well. Made a decent amount with some of the offers! I remember communicating with you too Luke at the time. That's why I did not hesitate to sign up to afflift! Well done for getting the domain! I'm sure you'll think of something good to do with it.

 

[Add!c7ed]

Congrats on buying the domain
I’m sure that whatever you decide to do with it, you’ll get the support of all affLIFT members

 

[jairene]

Can't believe it's been four years!
Why not use it as an offers aggregate? Include direct offers, too, especially those promoting here.

 

[Mateusz]

Can't believe it's been four years!
Why not use it as an offers aggregate? Include direct offers, too, especially those promoting here.

It's actually good idea. Might generate good revenue and can also have some banners promoting Afflift

 

[digitalexpert]

Congrats Luke on buying the domain.

I am a blogger and digital marketer. I earn from my blog in many ways. I write reviews and promote affiliate products with backlinks and guest post articles ( I charge for them), Google Adsense ads, and private ads on it.

So, you can use it as a website where companies offering affiliate services want to promote themselves. For example, they can start a threat on Afflift and link it with the article in the blog, where they explain everything in depth. You can boost the threat; people will click on the link, you will raise the domain authority and page authority, and they will get exposure. This is a win-win. Normally, you will charge for guest posting on your blog.

Or you can promote what you want with a review and affiliate link.

You can make it a free source where people can find everything they need about affiliate marketing. I mean tools. You can link it with Afflift, start a threat, and tell them they need to pay Afflift membership if they need more.

 

[Neil]

I knew it would be peerfly when you mentioned something the other day

onwards and upwards

 

[luckyweber]

Congratulations. Whatever you do, we'll support you.

 

[anotheruser]

There is still a good bit of traffic and it's currently getting us new affLIFT registrations

That's how I just found this site. I was over at Peerfly about 10 years ago and recently typed in the URL to see what offers they currently had and was redirected here