Onfolio Holdings Inc. · NASDAQ:ONFO
Onfolio — DCx London (July 2019)
19 slides from Onfolio's conference presentation, July 2019
Slide 1: Website Investing Done Right
Website Investing Done Right Because there’s a wrong way to do stuff y’all Slides: Https://onfolio.co/dcxlondon Email: [email protected]
Slide 2: About Me
About Me ● Working with content sites since 2012 ● Focus on affiliate sites, infoproducts, and a few services ● Founded HumanProofDesigns in 2013, scaled to $1.1MM in 2018 ● Founded OnFolio in 2018 ● Last 12 months turned $225k into $457k investing in websites. ● Work on my own portfolio and with in
Slide 3: Why Invest In Websites?
Why Invest In Websites? 1. ROI 2. Already established 3. Affordable 4. Gains Brah Average Site Sale Price is 30x Monthly Net Profit = 40% onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 4: Website Investing Done Right
Website Investing Done Right
Slide 5: Why Not Invest In Websites?
Why Not Invest In Websites? 1. Risk 2. Lifespan 3. Capabilities 4. Never truly passive Paying 2-3 years EBIDTA (annual profit) to buy a site with less than 2-3 years history can feel illogical. onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 6: Types of Websites
Types of Websites ● Dropshipping ● eCommerce ● Content ● Single Page ● Forums ● Infoproducts ● Services onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 7: Different Types Of Website Investing
Different Types Of Website Investing ● Flipping/Fixing/Bargain Hunting ● Buying and holding ● Buying and growing and selling later onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 8: Flipping/Fixing/Bargain Hunting
Flipping/Fixing/Bargain Hunting Flippers buy websites, and try to sell them for a huge profit in a short period of time. They look for sites with unrealized upside, often sites that aren’t really all that great. Bargain hunters look for sites that are underpriced, which usually means they have some
Slide 9: onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 10: Buying And Growing
Buying And Growing Buying and holding, or buying and growing, is much more stable. You buy good businesses, ones where you don’t need to grow them, but you try to grow them anyway. onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 11: But….How Do We Grow Them?
But….How Do We Grow Them? onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 12: onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 13: Valuations
Valuations What’s a good price for a business? Empireflippers.com/scoreboard onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 14: onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 15: Focus On Quality
Focus On Quality You’re far less likely to get burned buying a good website, and there are still great profits to be had. onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 16: Recent Case Study
Recent Case Study Bought a site in May for $80,000 Added some content, changed a couple of affiliate links Site value now: $144,000 I paid 36x for this site. onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 17: Website multiples are relative (quote)
“Some website multiples are high, but you get good quality. Other website multiples are low, but you get garbage. All website multiples are relative.” Albert Einstein - Theory of Relativity onfolio.co/dcxlondon [email protected]
Slide 18: Bonus Tips
Bonus Tips ● You can scale vertically better than horizontally ● Bigger businesses come with more expenses baked in to P+Ls ● Simpler businesses are often much better ● Always check for recent updates ● There are still many tricks that can be done to get quick wins with quality businesses too, it’s
Slide 19: Q&A
Q&A Slides: Https://onfolio.co/dcxtpe Email: [email protected]