Recent content by Karlos

You have made a mistake in an unprofessional response, but you have accepted that and it's time to move on. I would suggest you do not bother to SEO the site just to impress a buyer. Buyers who want mainly the so called "free" traffic from SEs aren't going to be interested in your business...

You can definitely TRY selling them on Flippa, but most sites on Flippa don't sell! (Unless you're going by Flippa's fake homepage boast of a 50% success rate). You'll also have to pay a minimum of $29 per listing. The best way to get the highest price on these would be to independently root...

You mean you want someone who can SELL your site. Selling is not the same as flipping.

They are probably dropped domains. Buyers who have $xxxx to spend know that and they aren't going to pay big money for domains that have dropped and been re-registered. The smart buyers know the PR will probably disappear in the next update unless the original content can be restored.

That sounds very unlikely. You can't link out, but can you provide the thread number where you asked for directions on using this tool and didn't get them? If kvmcable writes that step by step foolproof document for beginners I'm sure it will be useful for at least a few n00bs. We don't want...

First, I don't believe he ever claimed he made 1 million $. He says he sold 1 million, it's not the same thing. As a broker, he sells on behalf of clients. If you started as a broker tomorrow and got one client selling a 1.5 million site, you'd beat his score. Second, there is no way to verify...

And that's great for you, my friend. But that's does not indicate anything about the strength of the underlying business or how the business has been performing on key metrics. The number of live listings is down, the percentage of sites sold is down from near 60% to near 50%, the traffic is...

The constant increases in charges - adding a success fee, increasing other fees, introducing upgrade fees to get the visibility that you should be getting anyway and now the increase in listing fee - aren't translating into a better service. The extra money they've been raking in has paid for...

That's a very valid point. Flippa survives on sentiment and the impression they've created of being big and busy. If big and busy disappears, the overall sentiment could be hit. As much as Flippa would like to get away from the lower end business, the fact remains that they can't do it without...

Thanks, meathead1234, I hadn't realised about those rules, so apologies for that link to the forum thread which was really unnecessary as the tool is what my post was about. Anyway, the creator/owner of that tool has promised to sign up and comment.

I would like to add that you should find and use good tools. Common questions: What sells? How much does it sell for? What type of PR or traffic or revenue does your site need to be making to achieve a certain price? How to buy safely? How to avoid scammy sellers? To aid in your...

A new tool was announced in the experienced-people.net forum today. It's a tool to analyse what is selling in Flippa for what price and includes a load of other cool and useful information. This is where it is: Flippa stats. Note that you can change prices and dates and you can click the...

That's why it uses a variety of inputs to connect the dots including name servers and hosting IPs. Further, even if the WHOIS is private there are other ways of connecting sellers. I've spoken with the developer. I won't disclose what he's planning, but there are several other indicators that...

Exposure is not sufficient on its own. It's got to be the right kind of exposure - the type that sells your site. It's also got to be exposure that gets you a price to more than cover your cost. Have a look at this search - all the Flippa sellers who have more than 10 failed listings. There...

Another thing you need to do to avoid Flippa scams - read kvmcable's latest thread.