All time best places to sell your flipped websites

[Nicholas William]

Who'd like to know more about the best places to list/advertise the sites you are trying to flip? Who has the best marketplace online where you can sell a website?

Sitepoint marketplace is pretty good...

Who wants to add to that??

[rapidscc]

I heard sitesell but haven't really visited the place..

[Akky]

For websites that are less than $50, go to digital point. You will find a lot of kiddies and scammers, but your site wud sell quicker. The sitepoint startup section is now quite saturated...Our listing won't stay there not even for a day. For established and premium, of course SitePoint is what I would recommend. There are some more forums

v7n.com , webmasterforums.com,

I don't recommend selling on a forum which has less than 500 users at a time.

Hope this helped..

G'day,
Akky

[Jaysmyne]

I use sitepoint and only put established sites up there....much better

[Desmond Ong]

not to forget DigitalPoint Forums.

The best place to sell sites is really in your list.

Cheers

[JaredKels]

Sitepoint.com is the best place to sell flipped websites.

[LMC]

A few other good resources to sell sites and domains:

1. Domain Marketplace: Sell your domain names with natural traffic, one and two word generic terms, and strong traffic on Domain Marketplace.
2. Votan Web: Get exposure to web entrepreneurs, Internet tycoons, and other web developers on this sales site.
3. V7n Network: On this network, you’ll get access to a large development community and be able to take advantage of a great sales format.
4. Buy Sell Website: This marketplace has listings for both established and start-up websites.
5. DomainState: This is a great place to sell whether you’ve already priced your domain or want to put it out for offers and auctions.
6. Search Engine Forums: Get selling advice and post your domain on this forum.
7. Domain Shows: Get free or paid listings on this domain marketplace.
8. NamePros: Post your domain name for sale in this forum of over 69,000 domain name owners.
9. GoDaddy Domain Name Aftermarket: Put your domain up for auction on GoDaddy’s site and you’ll enjoy low commission fees and high visibility.
10. Web Hosting Talk: Get offers or check out specific requests on this forum.
11. DigitalPoint: Digital Point’s Sites Forum allows you to list sites and find resources at the same time.
12. SnapNames: Get 30 day advertisement and an auction with lots of exposure as well as easy payment and transfers on SnapNames.
13. Tulip Domains: Put your domain up for sale on Tulip Domains, and you’ll get offers via email that you can accept or reject, with a 5% commission to Tulip Domains.

Some Brokering sites:

1. Should I Use an e-Business Broker?: Read this article to determine whether a broker is right for you or not.
2. Selling Your Domain Name Via a Broker: Check out this guide to using a broker from Internet Gold Rush.
3. Impressive Domains: Impressive Domains goes beyond “list and hope” with an active team of marketers and experts in domain name negotiation.
4. Business Broker: If you’re selling an established domain, you’re selling more than just a name–you’re selling a business. Enlist the help of this expert business broker for the best results.
5. Sedo: From brokerage to appraisals and transfers, Sedo takes care of the nitty gritty work of selling your domain.
6. Website Auction Hub: Use Website Auction Hub’s broker service to get the most money out of your transaction and preserve your identity at the same time.
7. iMerge Advisors: For small to mid-market domain businesses, iMerge Advisors offers expert brokerage services.

[RickDavies]

I like to use marketplace.sitepoint.com to buy and sell websites. No matter where you decide to buy or sell be your own Better Business Bureau and do your due diligence on potential buyers and sellers.

It's a great jungle out there, but still a jungle just the same.

All my best!

Rick Davies
ProfitMart.com

[jaggyjay]

A good place to sell your site that is often overlooked is Biz Buy Sell (bizbuysell.com).
They actually have an interface where you can contact prospective buyers.

Sitpoint is good, but BizBuySell allows you to better negotiate and even let's you keep your web site hidden so you can weed out tire kickers.

- Jay

[Sheryl Polomka]

I use Ebay 90% of the time. I know a lot of people say Ebay is oversaturated but so is Sitepoint. Personally I have more success with Ebay than I do with Sitepoint.

Having said that, these are sites that are new and created to sell. If I were selling an established site earning an income then I would use Sitepoint.

[ryancameron]

I've had great success selling highend websites on sitepoint.com. As long as your site is earning income and you can prove it with screenshots and stats then you won't have any problems getting interested buyers.

Good luck.

[unlimited1]

sitepoints the way to go