My Biggest Secret, How to Sell a Site in Two Hours, yep 120 minutes for top DOLLAR

Ditto, you should consider the WSO idea. Not only will it sell like hot cakes, you should incorporate more ideas in relation to domaining. Plus the thread's title is already catchy, all you need to write your ways out and bam, you're done.

WTF?

The guy is happily sharing this for free with all members and you're telling him to sell the same information to members?

Why do people always do this when someone posts a useful tip?

It's OK for people to share just because they want to help and not be looking for every opportunity to sell their knowledge.

It really winds me up when people jump on a thread telling the OP to sell their tip as a WSO when they're already sharing it for free.

Great Post Todd.

I'm surprised you sold it so cheap.



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I have been flipping sites for quite some time as well and my primary focus is selling brand new websites (no traffic, no sales, nothing).

I've had better success offering complete website packages that are brand new and offer unique content or a product. They typically sell from $397 - right up to $900.. and these are sites created within a few days, in fact I never have the domain from the time it's registered until it's sold for longer than a week in most cases.

I know that a lot of people push the flipping system based on traffic generation, PR rank and revenue, and I also know that this works as well, having done both. Between the two though? I definitely prefer the fast flips, just because being a writer, it's simply easy for me to do.

When analyzing the different offers in the marketplaces I am a part of, I often find that there are three types of sites:

1) Sites with existing traffic, sometimes a bit of revenue and a product that is either PLR, over-saturated or poorly presented. Usually the design leaves a lot to be desired, as does the sales page. The interest in these packages are primarily focused on the traffic, rather than the actual content. Not always, of course, but usually.

2) Websites with no traffic or revenue, but offer unique content or exclusive rights. PLR won't work on these sorts of website sales for the most part. People are primarily interested in these sites because of the exclusivity that's offered from having a new product never released before.

3) Sites based on existing scripts (Shopping cart systems, directories, blogs, etc). These sites don't always have any traffic whatsoever, and in many cases, aren't even customized in any way.. they look exactly like the demo script does on the developers website. Most of these sites sell for about $250 or less.

I know that a lot of people who are interested in flipping believe it's difficult to get started simply because they aren't sure how to generate traffic to them.

My advice?

Don't.. Instead, focus on the other equally hot sellers. If you are a decent writer, create a package that has never been sold before or ever will be sold again, people love fresh content and will pay high prices for products that only they will ever own.. OR if you are good at installing scripts and working in code, you could model your websites after the current popular packages such as nicely designed directory sites, or pre-made blogs with a bit of content.

Create your flipping business based on what you can do. If generating traffic isn't something you are good at or enjoy, focus on a type of flip that doesn't require it. Just keep it simple. Transferring lists, membership sites, and all that stuff can eat away at your time, over complicate the process and even discourage you.