Best way to sell websites?

ProHxn

7 years ago

Sell it on flippa.com

Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11006891].message }}

David Jones42

7 years ago

try to sell on namepros forum or flippa

Thanks
1 reply

Signature

Top mobile app, games, and web development company in India AIS Technolabs

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11006895].message }}

stwebprojects 7 years ago

Originally Posted by David Jones42

try to sell on namepros forum or flippa

Flippa seems to cost $9 per listing..? plus commission.
- Thanks
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11006903].message }}

Oziboomer

7 years ago

Originally Posted by stwebprojects

What is the best way to sell a bunch of websites I no longer have time to maintain? Preferably a platform that's free to use or which only takes a commission on sale. Tried Freemarket already but it's too labour intensive as I need to put code on every site and I have about 70-80 websites for sale.

Are they making money?

Do you have proof of earnings?

Do they have backlinks, traffic etc. or are they just domains?

Godaddy auctions is one way.

Best regards,

Ozi

[ 2 ] Thanks
2 replies

Signature

Frame Signed sports jerseys for fun or profit

Includes Full basic framing course, Could this be the start of your new career?

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11006897].message }}

stwebprojects

7 years ago

Thanks for replies.

Originally Posted by Oziboomer

Are they making money?

Do you have proof of earnings?

Do they have backlinks, traffic etc. or are they just domains?

Godaddy auctions is one way.

Best regards,

Ozi

They're making some money, I could get screenshots of Adsense earnings. No backlinks etc. Selling the whole website in each case - domain + content.

[ 1 ] Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11006900].message }}

discrat 7 years ago

Originally Posted by Oziboomer

Are they making money?

Do you have proof of earnings?

Do they have backlinks, traffic etc. or are they just domains?

Yep, it's a must.

But It seems too many people want to throw a website together and try to squeeze as much money as they can out of people. And then b@tch and moan when people ask about this and want to get exct details.

I think Sellers should learn that thing called the Golden Rule : Do onto others ...well you know

- Robert Andrew
- [ 1 ] Thanks
- 1 reply
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007183].message }}
- stwebprojects 7 years ago
  
  Understood. My websites are actually pretty old, most of them been up since 2010/2011 and run as a bona fide hobby. Just don't have the time any more and want to pass them on, original plan wasn't to sell.
  
  Thanks
  
  {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008729].message }}

micknal29

7 years ago

I have a domain I am not using anymore, never really did much with it apart from setup an affiliate site with it - i did some online valuations for it and think it is valued at way more than expected.

It is somethingforchristmas.co.uk

Some sites value it around $499 which I think is just a load of lies - but can anyone advise the truth, and where I could quickly and easily sell it?

Also, how do I sell a domain? How does all the paper work work? What do I need to put in place to properly sell a domain I have?

Thanks

Mike

Thanks

Signature

I am only interested in legitimate offers.

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007014].message }}

safaltrading

7 years ago

Six steps to a successful site sale. Understand your website's long-term value in advance. Know your audience, and know how to sell them. Research successful website sales before listing your own. Take steps to optimize profits before making a listing. Use a popular outlet that attracts the right audience.

[ 1 ] Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007017].message }}

ankur88

7 years ago

flippa.com is the best site to buy and sell websites

[ 1 ] Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007019].message }}

Venu Gumpena

7 years ago

siteprice.org also a goodone to sell your site

Thanks
1 reply

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007141].message }}

stwebprojects 7 years ago

This is actually showing my sites' value to be higher than I'm selling them for, maybe I should revise price!?
- Thanks
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008733].message }}

iron1

7 years ago

Flippa.com pretty much has that market covered. Just be ready to give them a few key pieces of information about your site/blog/domain to help potential buyers know what they will be getting. Be as thorough and transparent as you possibly can. This is always best.

1) Sign up
2) verify yourself
3) write a description, should be short and simple
4) Provide at least 3 - 5 traffic reports covering different aspects such as page views, Unique Visitors, Traffic Sources, GEO Map Overlay Details, etc.
5) Provide Genuine Revenue figures if there are any
6) Set the Reserve price
7) And set a reasonable Buy it now price (BIN)

Just wait on bidders and answer any questions they may have thoroughly. You can do a little "due-diligence" on each bidder while you wait for the highest bidder.

[ 1 ] Thanks

Signature

'Get Instant Access To 380+ How To' Internet Marketing Tutorials'
--------------------------------

100% Instant PayPal Commissions on All Products (swipe emails, gifts, custom timers, with 2 upsells...)

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007163].message }}

kaman

7 years ago

Best site: flippa.com

[ 1 ] Thanks

Signature

How Can I Make Money Taking Surveys

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007171].message }}

WarriorWasim

7 years ago

Flippa will be the best choice and you can also try WarriorForum. Thanks :-)

[ 1 ] Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007283].message }}

Qrcoderader

7 years ago

Flippa.com is best way buying and selling in your website...so i suggest in this site is best for your website sell .

[ 1 ] Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11007778].message }}

webxpert

7 years ago

Flippa is the best option. As I know we can sell a site on flippa. But buyer are interested to buy a site that already making $$. Is it possible to sell a site on flippa that is not making any $$ ?

Thanks
1 reply

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008404].message }}

sbwebmaster

7 years ago

Originally Posted by webxpert

Flippa is the best option. As I know we can sell a site on flippa. But buyer are interested to buy a site that already making $$. Is it possible to sell a site on flippa that is not making any $$ ?

You can, but you probably won't get the price you want. The exception could be a site that is unique and required a lot of development time. Another exception could be a site that receives a lot of traffic, but it was never monetized.

Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008448].message }}

sbwebmaster

7 years ago

As most here have mentioned, Flippa will help you get the most views on your listing. But don't expect the best price as most of the buyers are seasoned investors.

You can also try forums like WF, DP, and NP.

[ 1 ] Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008443].message }}

stwebprojects

7 years ago

Can those recommending Flippa confirm that the $9 listing fee is worth it? I have 70-80 sites to be sold, this will really add up... Or is the listing fee only paid if you successfully sell?

Thanks
2 replies

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008736].message }}

WarriorWasim

7 years ago

Originally Posted by stwebprojects

Can those recommending Flippa confirm that the $9 listing fee is worth it? I have 70-80 sites to be sold, this will really add up... Or is the listing fee only paid if you successfully sell?

Hello, Flippa has multiple options to sell websites. $9 is the listing fee only for apps. For starter websites, listing fee is $19. If you want to sell the established website, with income proof then the listing fee is $19. Flippa will also take 15% success fee.

It doesn't matter your websites get sold or not but you have to pay the listing fee. If you don't have any previous experience of selling websites then you can contact with some broker too. Thanks :-)

Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008772].message }}

sbwebmaster

7 years ago

Originally Posted by stwebprojects

Can those recommending Flippa confirm that the $9 listing fee is worth it? I have 70-80 sites to be sold, this will really add up... Or is the listing fee only paid if you successfully sell?

You can do this two ways. List one at a time, or sell the entire lot under one auction.

I think because your sites are aged, they would qualify as "established sites." It's $29 for the auction, and $9 for the classified listings.

Thanks

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[11008792].message }}

hynds

7 years ago

I think Flippa is a better place to sell both domains & websites, I've sold many websites on there, but only 1 domain sold on Sedo. GD Auction is also a good place if you have account at Godaddy, their price also cheap, about $4,99/year and you can list many domains for sell.