What would you do (if you were me) if you ran/owned HispanicTips.com, quite possibly the best Hispanic news source?

I am serious. What would you do?

In all honesty, I am interested in your opinions as I have been doing this by my lonesome (I can’t tell you how many people contact me thinking there is a ‘team’) for over 2.5 years. I’ve had my ups and downs but I am still here - happy, passionate and confident. I am on an adventure, a road not traveled before, and while I am my own guide there are times I wonder if I couldn’t use some help and/or advice. I am humble enough to realize that I have made mistakes and missed opportunities or that if I were a better marketer/salesman/networker things perchance would be different but I am doing my best and am quite proud of all that I have accomplished. I am not being hard on myself here (quite the contrary), I am sincerely interested in your thoughts for while I do this for my reasons, it is all of you my dear readers that truly benefit from my effort.

With that said, what would you do if you had this:?

• Quite possibly the best and most comprehensive national Hispanic news source
• A leading Hispanic blog providing a service not really addressed anywhere else
• A living archive of Hispanic news for the last 2.5 years (you do realize that some of the articles referenced here vanish and the only record many times is the snippet on HispanicTips - think selective/random erasure of Hispanic history)
• A unique presentation of desired news and info - Blogante News is a wonderful timely collage
• 35,000+ posts covering a myriad of subjects (could be 45,000+ if I could figure out how to merge the 10,000+ posts about latin music I have at ticias.com)
• Strong internet presence (over 40,000 pages indexed by Google)
• Many (100+) of pages with PR of over 5
• 3,000+ visitors a day with double the pageviews and surges to 11,000+ visitors with 20,000+ pageviews in a single day
• 1.5 million pageviews last year equal to almost 17,000 hours of viewing time
• 2200+ subscribers to Blogante Newsletter
• Readers/Subscribers include many journalists, marketers, business people, educators, etc - i.e. influencers - in fact I know of a handful or two of journalists/producers who daily utilize this service.
• Great readers’ quotes and testimonials
• Content from here also gets pulled into various sites including a major Spanish newspaper and Reuters via BlogBurst
• Visitor’s demographics match Hispanic population centers
• Low cost yet still low revenue
• And I haven’t even mentioned CIMS or the fact that the Hispanic/Latino ‘market’ is supposedly a highly coveted ‘market’

So what would you do?

And if you have read this far what do you think this would be worth if sold? Not that I am thinking of that but I would be interested in knowing what you think.

Send me an email tomas@hispanictips.com