I'm looking to sell my web business quickly... question for you.

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So I have three clickbank product "vendor" accounts and websites that I own. They have been doing 25k+ in profit for around two years.

Any ideas on what the best course of action would be to sell the websites fast and for the most money?

Obviously I will try flippa, but I'm worried not everyone will understand how my websites make money or be familiar with clickbank outside of the IM space.

Anyone tried a website broker?

Anyone in the market? lol

Thanks!

Ben
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    Many people on Flippa fully understand Clickbank products. There have been a lot of Clickbank site sales there.
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  • Profile picture of the author arranrice
    Try flippa (also look at your pm)
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  • Profile picture of the author Devjeet
    I think flippa is the best place to sell your website. Most of the users are familiar with clickbank products.
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  • Profile picture of the author seotothecore
    Call or e-mail all the people in your niche before you go the flippa route as they may pay you more.

    Absorbing leads and getting the opportunity to out a potential competitor is worth a premium to them not to mention the fat back-link they will get seeding their new purchase.
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  • Profile picture of the author ishuvonet
    Dont know about such broker.But certainly most people in Flippa understand clickbank.So I think you wont have any problem on this.
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  • Profile picture of the author ultimates
    My advice is flippa for sure. You will get the most by selling each site separate. Earnings are just one factor buyers look at in a web site. They also look at rankings, back links, page rank, website age, niche of the web site (no matter if its not a IM niche).

    When you create your auction, make sure you try these factors.

    - your headline is super important. You need many views to see action on your auctions. Click bank products are a key seller on flippa, especially ones over a year old with revenue. So in your headline, include x years old established click bank product with $xxxxx revenue earned total.

    When you add click bank, domain age, and revenue all in the title, it draws many attention.

    - start your auction at $10 with a reserve. Who cares if people only start bidding in small increments. It adds to your bid count and the more bids you have, the more buyer confidence you get. In addition, the closer to the Most Active auctions list you will be placed on. When that happens, you will get more auction views by increased exposure.

    - video screen shot of your click bank account. Buyers number one lookout is fake screen shots. By taking a video, you will eliminate this.

    - once one auction ends and your other ones are active still, then contact the losing bidders on your first closed auction and inform them you have another listing up.

    Hope this advice helps. I currently earn over 6 figures per year with web site flipping and have over 200 successful sold auctions.

    Best luck and feel free to contact me with any questions.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnes4th
    If you have noticed that one or two affiliates work with a lot of your products and are doing a lot of volume, then you may want to contact them directly and see if they are interested in the site that they are promoting.

    This isn't a strategy that I have taken before, but it's an idea if you don't want to go the Flippa route.
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