Clickbank Ready product - selling on flippa

If the product you created had quality, you'd promote it and make money. Otherwise, you'd sell it to somebody else.

I think that concept alone is going to make it difficult for anybody to have any belief in a product you're trying to sell.

People don't sell hens that lay golden eggs for a reason. Anytime somebody offers to sell you one, be on guard.

Hey there,

I have made around $20K on Flippa so far (selling only 10 websites). Based on my own experience, here are my advice:

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1) Starting price:

Start your auction at $1. This will allow you to get more bidders and activity on your listing. By getting a lot of bids, your site will get a chance to be listed in the "most active" section (meaning more visibility for you).

Moreover, a low starting price also has a psychological effect. You'll get a lot of bidders and people will start to think: "Wooow, if people are fighting to win this auction, there might be a really good reason". This usually results in even more bids.

2) Listing Description:

Spend time on your listing description. Make it attractive. Show the potential of your site and product. Visitors should picture themselves making money with it. Be transparent and creative.

3) List your site as an established site:

I know your site is new. I know that listing a site as an "established site" will be more expensive ($29). The thing is, if you are planning to sell it over $1K, listing it as an established site will be "cheaper" for you. An established site costs $29 to list + 5% success fees. A brand new site costs $9 to list + 15% success fees. If you sell your site at $1k, you will have to pay $50 success fees for an established site ($29 listing) or $150 for a brand new site ($9 listing).

4) Auction length:

Doing a 3-4 day auction is usually the best (based on my own experience). In this way, people know that they won't have to wait too much.

5) When should you list your site?

There are definitely more people online during the weekend. And more people online means more exposure and more bidders. This is why I always try to end my auctions on Sunday evening. This has been working very well for me (so far).

6) Flippa upgrade:

When there is only one day left, I usually purchase the $50 upgrade (that allows you to list your site on the front page of Flippa). When I first started to sell sites on Flippa, I wasn't interested in any upgrades. My auctions usually ended with around 300-400 views. However, after purchasing the $50 upgrade, my auctions are now ending with over 1K views. So it is definitely worth it

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Hope it helps!

Cheers!

Ben

I have to agree with Ti. I look at Flippa daily and every time I see a "clickbank ready" site, I usually read "scam." I'd probably be even more likely to think its a scam if it was being sold as a "established site" and hasn't made any income.

My suggestion would be to list it on clickbank, get affiliates, make sales, and the value will skyrocket.

I have quite a bit of experience with Clickbank and Flippa and the truth is that it will not sell for much if it is NOT making money.

My advice is to get it making money, if possible.

You can of course sell as a ready made site but people looking to spend real money aren't stupid, if you can't get it to convert why would they buy it?

Sure, they can build it up and get it to convert BUT if they know that much they could build the site and product themselves.

If you sell as a ready made you will get $300-$500 tops.

If you can prove it makes money and set it up as a ready made business that just needs building up you will do a lot better.

Just my 2 pence.

Chris Jones

I agree with the tips from Deezign for selling sites on Flippa, but I would run it as a WSO first and have a provable income to show. Nothing sells on Flippa like income.

You've done a lot of the hard work already - why can't you list it, and if you don't have time let affiliates pick it up and sell it for you on clickbank?

If it's not that good, then that's where that idea won't work...

You say you have invested around $300 in this project so far? If you want to sell it on Flippa for enough to make a significant profit on that investment, then I would have thought you'd need to demonstrate some income. If I were you, before I tried to sell it I'd either offer it on ClickBank for a while so that affiliates can hopefully get it some sales, or make a limited number of copies available on here as a WSO.