No offense because I know you're just getting started but you need to study successful listings and see what they did. Market research is most important.
WTH do you have that huge link in the middle of your listing template? Every hear of url shorteners or masking a link with anchor text? WOW.
Your meta description and probably most of your text is copy paste from higher ranking sites. WHY, would you copy them almost verbatim?
420 is cute when you're in high school, not gonna impress potential clients with it in your selling account.
A green Staple's easy button is the best avatar you could come up with?
No attachments in the listing. Hint: buyers are lazy, put the screenshots under their nose backing your claims.
Seriously what is with the title? You most prime real estate on Flippa has 80 characters, make that shit count. Don't put basic tags in the title. There is a place for tags. Find something positive about your website and hammer at least 3 solid points up there. 4-5 are better. Again look at successful listings and notice NOBODY that is successful just drops tags in there. You wasted your best location to catch buyers.
Google Page #1 - Top RC Helicopter Website - Drop Shipping $10/Sale
That's just to give you an idea but that's 3 points. If you had decent backlinks, good traffic, high pageviews, decent Alexa you hammer that shit up there.
You have just images in your sidebar widgets. Hook those up to your affiliate link. You're wasting real estate. You goal is to get your visitor to click about anywhere on that home page and find Amazon through your link. Not stupid pictures that go no where.
Get 5-10 pages of content on that poor site. That's terrible. I'm sure in just a couple hours you can scrape some content about those helicopters and rewrite the content. It doesn't have to be fancy, just something more than one page.
Drop an iframe Amazon aStore on a page that shows a large variety of RCs. Take you 5 mins to make an aStore and drop the link on a page.
Ok, I'm done and tired but don't waste Flippa fees on a poorly listed and built website. Do it right or you're just tossing money in the shitter. Flippa will love you for your donations but don't expect to bank.
Stick with it, study, study, study all the successful seller's listings. Forget that shit Flippa tosses on the Just Sold page. Scroll to the bottom and click the link on that page that says show all listings. Now study the $100-$500 listings. Find sellers that consistently sell in that range just about everything they list and notice their methods.
A wise old man once told me; it only takes 1000 hours to become an expert at anything. Work at it full time and in 3.5 months you'll be an expert at it.
Good luck and before you get a bid, at the very least clean up your title and description to give yourself at least a chance of breaking even or making a few bucks.
Maybe you can sell it to some sucker who doesn't know anything though, based on the novelty factor?
