One Hour = $130.25 Profit

The content is claimed to be unique. I feel bad for the buyer if it really is PLR

That buyer definitely got scammed. Poor guy

Why people pay this much for brand new sites with no income is beyond me.

I just checked and content is totally duplicate. The buyer just went through a bad purchase. This type of hyped up sales are the real reason flipping have lost max amount of buyer in real potential websites.

Nice one!
but it looks like the buyer got scammed.
How has the site so much traffic if it was registered last week?
and also with content....

I think the point is that we can use this model to make our own sites, add genuine content and make some nice money.

Thanks Brian!

A little creativity goes a long way in IM. There are ways to make a lot of money within a short time period without any technical knowledge or doing too much work, but you have to be creative and have some experience.

Reselling is one of these ways. Thanks for sharing this, Brian.

well... once the domain reaches the reserve price or has crossed the deadline, it shows sold, it never means the buyer actually paid for that?

Or Does it?
there are some troll buyers having fun!

Some are missing the point entirely. A good transaction is when both buyer and seller are happy. The seller was obviously an entrepreneur with some experience. It's hard to comment on the buyer but in many circles he did just fine too.

For $195 s/he got a site that was up and ready to go. People pay more than that every day just to get a simple site built. I guess being so close to the inner workings of online commerce we forget what it was like before we got to peek behind the curtain.

The OP could easily serve as a simple and effective blueprint on site flipping but many will be too busy adjusting their microscopes to see that. So it goes...

Hi everyone-

I'm new to internet marketing. This seems like a pretty easy system to follow. Anyone else tried it? Thanks for your feedback. PS- my name is Michelle aka "MichelleWrites".

Hey Brian, can I still buy it from you for $17? I like too read

*Sits back and laughs at what he thinks is his most clever comment in days* Mwa ha ha ha ha!

great share, i'm on it already

It's like a digital version of house renovation!

What you have there is the 4 page $7.00 - $9.95 (dimesale) frontend WSO. The 27 pages of fluff is the OTO.

100% commissions and an affiliate contest = WIN... better have your 'award' speech ready.

Hi

You don't think finding a 5 year old domain with 88 existing backlinks (see sbucciarel's post) is worth a premium?

For all we know, this is why the buyer purchased. He may be planning on scrapping the PLR blog with his own site and really only wanted the aged domain.

I have seen more than a few sites sold on flippa that are completely overhauled by the buyer.

I don't think the OP's point was the buyer got 'ripped off'. I think the point is that most of us here have the skills to put together a decent blog that can equal or better this example in a few hours.

Mahlon

The owner of PLR Blogs is a member here on Warrior Forum.

This is his base site but he sells all his new blogs on WF for something like 10 blogs for $17 last time I checked.

I appreciate your write up. It's little things like this that keeps the ideas moving and the content fresh in this forum.

For all the naysayers - you completely miss the point. This isn't about dotting i's and crossing t's - if it was I'm sure he would have spelled things out a little more. And for sure there's a little bit more to doing this successfully. But just a little bit from what I understand about flipping which admittedly isn't much.

His point is that there are so many people busy looking for the magic potion here and complaining about not being able to pay the water bill or get the car out of hock or pay back their friend, that they make the answers harder than they need to be and they completely overlook or ignore the simple answers that work.

There are hundreds of reasons this may not work - some have listed some of them above - if that's what you're looking for.

There are a few reasons, though, that this is a legitimate business that is fairly easy and cheap to get started and has a high ROI.

Instead of looking at the possiblities and chasing them, some of us are accustomed to looking at all the negatives and why they won't work. And guess what - for those with that attitude opportunities never work out and broke is a seemingly permanent fixture in their lives.

Which side of the coin are you looking at - possiblities and getting started TODAY or all the reasons everything is a scam and doesn't work?

Mark

Where's the scam?

If I buy a Wordpress theme for $17 and create a website for a local business and sell it to them for $1,500, does that make it a scam?

No. It's called business and that's why we are all here.

Buy something for cheap. Sell it for profit.

Business 101.

I can see the WSO piranhas taking desperate notes

How is that a scam? The buyer knew he wanted it, but obviously he didn't know how to do it himself. Knowledge is supposed to be power, but so many people think it's a crime these days.... kind of like working hard to become rich. Both crimes.

if the buyer is told straight its plr when it is in fact plr, then nothing wrong with that IMHO.

This is starting to remind me of an old saying...."some people make excuses, while other make money". (Or something like that)

The fact of the matter is you had an offer, a willing buyer, and a transaction....in the end, everyone should be happy. And that is what business is all about....sort of

Personally, I would not consider this to be ethical. However, it certainly is an example of superb entrepreneurship. The person has managed to generate a large sum of money from a small amount of investment. Kudos to him.

If both parties are happy who cares? Maybe the new owner will make bank on it somehow.

A whole $130? Wow, think of the amazing things he can buy at WalMart with that loot and all he had to do is scam one sucker! WOO HOO.

great idea. thanks for sharing.... i thought the price can become more expensive when the web traffic is good. tell me if i am wrong

I'm surprised people trust these niche sites as authority sources especially when it comes to health and fitness. Why not trust trusted sources like askmen, webMD, etc.?

Wow, just wow.

Read a few articles and the content is utter rubbish: a blend of myths and broscience. I actually feel bad for the poor souls who land on a website like this (and the 000,000s other websites like this one with the same rubbish content) and fall for their shenanigans.

The whole quick-buck mindset of 99% of the people in IM :rolleyes: