Selling starter sites on Flippa

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I want to sell starter websites on Flippa. Is there market for such websites on Flippa ? How to price the website correctly for higher bids ? Anything else I need to keep in mind to make this venture profitable.
 
I've been interested in this topic myself. I have a few domains I think might be perfect for the right website marketplace.

Small beginner niche sites or something to that effect.
 
What are "starter website"? Are they newly created blogs with little content on?
 
What would you sell them for, and how would you determine that number? Age? Number of articles? Rankings?
 
I think its a market for this as it's lazy people everywhere who would like to purchase a ready to go website where they only need to fill in new content
 
I think its a market for this as it's lazy people everywhere who would like to purchase a ready to go website where they only need to fill in new content
Any ideas on how to price the website correctly for more bids ?
 
For starter sites, there is not much thought.
According to me, there should be 20 to 30 articles. a range from $70 to $250 depending on several factors (niche, KW, articles-length, whether are they unique... possible potential, and the like)
 
Yes new blogs with some content added. Not making money.

Is there any evidence that these sites sell at all? I mean, on a regular basis, not just a "once upon a time someone sold".
 
There used to be a very big market for starter sites on Flippa.

Basically, these are bare bones sites with copied and pasted "filler content."

The idea is that whoever buys the website (sometimes with domain, sometimes not) will eventually swap out the content.

These are people who are basically just looking for a "pre-built package" that they can customize later on.

As you can well imagine, given the low barrier to entry and easy recycling of content and themes of such sites, these are a dime a dozen.

In fact, the last time I looked for such starter sites on Flippa, I noticed that sites that eventually got sold were relisted several times before their purchase.

If you're looking to get into this space, you have to be clear about your ROI and factor in relisting expenses when determining potential profit.

This way, you have all the information you know so as to determine if this is worth doing or not.

There are also people who sell similar sites on other platforms.

Flippa is not the only game in town.
 
Last time I checked about starter site on flippa was that flippa mods were selling their sites and rest were fooled into paying monthly listing fee.
So checkout what's the situation with that before becoming a fraud victim.
 
Last time I checked about starter site on flippa was that flippa mods were selling their sites and rest were fooled into paying monthly listing fee.
So checkout what's the situation with that before becoming a fraud victim.

Where you read that?
 
I'm interested too. I have a test site with 100 articles covering all things about one aspect of a very broad and lucrative niche.

Right now it has around 18k clicks per month on GSC, and I have a content+ internal linking plan already laid out.

It's not in English.
 
I'm interested too. I have a test site with 100 articles covering all things about one aspect of a very broad and lucrative niche.

Right now it has around 18k clicks per month on GSC, and I have a content+ internal linking plan already laid out.

It's not in English.
Those figures might bring in good money, if it was in English.. Not sure about non-English sites in flippa though.. But, why not make it multi language and double up the worth?
 
Those figures might bring in good money, if it was in English.. Not sure about non-English sites in flippa though.. But, why not make it multi language and double up the worth?

Because the content is translated from English, then edited by the man himself (me). It would take me a lot of time to readjust a backward translation, and the English sites ranking in this niche are super tough to beat. I don't have the budget to fight them.
 
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