Over the past sixteen years one of my key focuses has been building content-rich websites. I've had some great success working this model, including the recent sale of one of my sites.

I am now looking to acquire additional niche sites for my portfolio. This could include blogs, member sites, forums or product sites.

A number of my readers h

ave approached me with solicitations to purchase their sites over the years, so I thought I would provide a form with which anyone can tell me about a site they wish to sell.

I remember the first time I encountered an "easy button" at Staples. Push the big red button with the word "easy" printed on it and the family "That was easy" voice was played. I loved it and had to have one.

A couple years ago I came up with an idea for another button which I thought would have great appeal to business people around the world. A green button with a dollar sign on top, I dubbed it the KaChing Button.

When pressed, the KaChing Button would make the cash-register sound that makes everyone smile.

I only manufactured a small quantity of these buttons and they were sent as promotional gifts to partners, as well as offered to those who purchased my book "KaChing: How to Run an Online Business that Pays and Pays".

However, everywhere I go I find the demand for these buttons continues to grow.

So I have manufactured a couple thousand buttons that I am making available for sale on a first-come, first-served basis!

In a recent blog post I had mentioned that I was both selling of some of my biggest internet properties and at the same time looking to acquire more sites.

This led to a conversation with my VP of Ideas Dan Nickerson about all our mutual internet properties and the need to create a "simple" marketplace to int

roduce domain sellers and buyers.

Sure there are a number of domain marketplaces online, but they can be pricey for both buyers and sellers with high listing fees and the dreaded "success fees".

Most of these marketplaces work on an auction based system. However, a lot of the real negotiating goes on via private messages between buyers and sellers.

So we thought.. why can't we just make listing a website or domain for sale easier?

According to an article in Mashable, iFart has been dubbed the #12 most popular iPhone app in a new infographic created by three companies specializing in iOS apps.

Game-maker Chillingo, app search engine Chomp and app blog 148apps, released this very interesting infographic to celebrate the milestone of Apple having 500,000 apps

in their iTunes AppStore. A great feat, indeed!