Flippa Price Updates? Your Reviews ? Any Alternatives for selling starter sites ?

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Hi!

I have been a Website flipper for more than 2 years i make starter blog sites and amazon affiliate sites and my main source of income was flippa. But now flippa just increased its prices to impossible heights and it has become impossible for me to work there.

I have posted my sites on digitialpoint forums but there is no response.

Is there any other marketplace or forum or any group any where. From where i can earn an honest living.

Brokers dont deal starter sites. so i need help and advices from this great community.
thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author techwizard
    I believe the price now is $25, and it used to be $20?


    So $5 difference isn't that much (I think).


    Digital point died years ago, just a bunch of people wandering around like zombies and asking about pay per click networks. Stay out of it.


    Why not create a service site or portfolio and add some "buy now" buttons on it for the different sites you're selling.


    Stick with Flippa and try to market your services website. By doing this you can still get some traffic from the old listings. I've seen a lot of people doing it.


    As for alternatives, I'm afraid Flippa is the only marketplace where you can actually get a large reach for starter websites.


    Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author WebExpert16
      Thanks for the advice but the fee was previously 9$ and now 25$
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      • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
        Originally Posted by WebExpert16 View Post

        Thanks for the advice but the fee was previously 9$ and now 25$
        Still, at $25, you should be making money unless you are selling starter websites for an unbelievably cheap price. And, if they're too cheap, people aren't going to trust them (or you).
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        • Profile picture of the author OptedIn
          Originally Posted by dave_hermansen View Post

          Still, at $25, you should be making money unless you are selling starter websites for an unbelievably cheap price. And, if they're too cheap, people aren't going to trust them (or you).
          Nothing like a race to the bottom. Reminds me of the thread where the OP wanted to dump Craigslist because they wanted to charge a $5 fee to rum an ad.

          Think like a pauper and you'll certainly die as one.
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          • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
            Originally Posted by OptedIn View Post

            Nothing like a race to the bottom. Reminds me of the thread where the OP wanted to dump Craigslist because they wanted to charge a $5 fee to rum an ad.

            Think like a pauper and you'll certainly die as one.
            Especially sad, since CraigsList actually only charges $3.00.
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  • Profile picture of the author HarrieB
    Well, then u should create sites and work on them and try to monetize them in a better way so that they can fetch u higher revenue after a few months of work.

    There is no other marketplace that comes remotely close to Flippa...
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  • Profile picture of the author SiteNameSales
    There's Ebay and a whole bevy of domain sales platforms - from Godaddy's Afternic to Sedo and a variety of others you can find by taking a look at the Domaining Feed for starters.

    There are also forums similar to this. Namepros and DNForum come to mind if your looking for leads as well as paid advertising.
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    • Profile picture of the author WebExpert16
      Originally Posted by SiteNameSales View Post

      There's Ebay and a whole bevy of domain sales platforms - from Godaddy's Afternic to Sedo and a variety of others you can find by taking a look at the Domaining Feed for starters.

      There are also forums similar to this. Namepros and DNForum come to mind if your looking for leads as well as paid advertising.
      Thanks but this is not what i am asking.
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  • Profile picture of the author techwizard
    If I'm not mistaken, $9 was for domains, for starter sites it was $19

    Also as someone above mentioned, even with that, you should still be able to make a profit and more importantly get targeted traffic from them if you know what you're doing.
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    • Profile picture of the author WebExpert16
      Originally Posted by techwizard View Post

      If I'm not mistaken, $9 was for domains, for starter sites it was $19

      Also as someone above mentioned, even with that, you should still be able to make a profit and more importantly get targeted traffic from them if you know what you're doing.
      It is 25$ now.
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  • Profile picture of the author Obermair
    If the $25 is killing you then up the quality and perhaps drive a little traffic to bump the list price... disturbing though that a $16 increase breaks the bank.
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