What is the 'name' for this money making technique?

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I've heard of it before, but I want to know what the name is. Basically, this is the process.

1. Install wordpress.
2. Get a template.
3. Find a niche.
4. Spin 5-15 articles from ezinearticles.com.
5. Post them on the Wordpress.
6. Get a domain name related to the niche.
7. Go onto Sitepoint and sell the site for ~$300.

What's this called?

Thanks!
 
OK, thanks, I just wanted to know about it. I know I'm new to Internet Marketing, but there really was no need to just shout it at me. A simple, "that's called 'website flipping'" would do.
 
I've heard of it before, but I want to know what the name is. Basically, this is the process.

1. Install wordpress.
2. Get a template.
3. Find a niche.
4. Spin 5-15 articles from ezinearticles.com.
5. Post them on the Wordpress.
6. Get a domain name related to the niche.
7. Go onto Sitepoint and sell the site for ~$300.

What's this called?

Thanks!

Apologies for ummm "Shouting". There have been some very basic questions asked on this forum lately and I'm getting slightly testy about it.

The list should probably go something like this:

1. Find a niche.
2. Get a domain name related to the niche. (preferably aged)
3. Install wordpress.
4. Get a template.
5. Spin 5-15 articles from ezinearticles.com.
6. Post them on the Wordpress.
7. Get traffic and backlinks
8. Go onto Sitepoint and sell the site for ~$300.

DP can be a good place to sell your first couple of sites, just to get you up to speed on what to do.
 
Apologies for ummm "Shouting". There have been some very basic questions asked on this forum lately and I'm getting slightly testy about it.

The list should probably go something like this:

1. Find a niche.
2. Get a domain name related to the niche. (preferably aged)
3. Install wordpress.
4. Get a template.
5. Spin 5-15 articles from ezinearticles.com.
6. Post them on the Wordpress.
7. Get traffic and backlinks
8. Go onto Sitepoint and sell the site for ~$300.

DP can be a good place to sell your first couple of sites, just to get you up to speed on what to do.

Thanks, also, you are supposed to attach an eBook right?
 
there are many people doing this...blog flipping...sell for a nice profit...
 
'... 'Go onto Sitepoint and sell the site for ~$300?'
Think you'll find that's actually called amateur blog flipping. That's what most do.

Now, 'Go onto Sitepoint and sell the site for ~$1,300...and that is Professional Blog Marketing...lol! (Or maybe that should be Profesional BLAG Marketing).

themagician
 
Thanks, also, you are supposed to attach an eBook right?


Well, anything that can add value to the final selling price, I like embedded you tube videos, keeps the visitor on your page. Keep the video niche related, throw a few comments of your own as well.

Blog Flipping, Website flipping, the only difference is the CMS used.

Instead of Wordpress I used Yahoo site builder, but Wordpress is damn easy, and very customizable.
 
How long does this whole span take?
 
Until you have enough traffic to look impressive to a buyer.

Earnings is always a selling point, Adsense profit is always good to show a prospective buyer.

If I get that good I'll probably just keep it LOL.

How are you supposed to get consistent traffic if if you only have 10 articles on there...or do you post 5 each day?
 
Well, technically, it isn't FLIPPING if you're starting from zero. Flipping is when you buy a shit site, make it better (traffic, income, design, or any combination of these), and then resell it. House flipping is not the same as new home construction. Samesame.

What you're talking about is really developing sites "on spec". Build it, and hope they'll buy.

Less people have disposeable income right now, so the blog builders are bitching on sitepoint about how nobody's buying, or how people are paying less than they used to.

Currently, its not a business line that attracts me.
 
You dont have to byheart all this buddy..if you are in the Make money field then you will automatically remember it...

lolz :D
 
How are you supposed to get consistent traffic if if you only have 10 articles on there...or do you post 5 each day?

I've alway thought that most buyers would consider 10 articles a starting point to build the site into a money maker.

I guess with the economic conditions right now you could slowly build a few up over several months, then it's payday when you sell, probably get more than you thought too. I've followed Justin Brooke's method for a while, he is now concentrating on traffic and monetizing solutions. I guess if you do it correctly you could make some great coin.
 
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