Want to sell a website?
If you replenish your site or keep a blog for several months, but do not know what to do next (priorities have changed, interest has disappeared)?
Despite the reason why you are ready to abandon your site, there are always people on the Internet who are ready to buy your blog (the only question is the price with which you agree or disagree).
Before looking for a place to sell or organize an auction for your project, consider a few important points:
1. Customers always want to see site statistics and server logs (unique visitors, number of page views, visitor geography, indicators on Alexa). You can either immediately give this information to interested persons by filling in the appropriate boxes when registering at the auction, or provide it at the request of potential buyers.
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2. If you use Adsense, Amazon Affiliates or another advertising system for profit, be prepared to share financial indicators. Potential buyers will use them as key when making a purchase decision.
3. Before buying your site, the buyer will surely “gossip” him, so honestly answer all questions about the site.
4. Always keep yourself information about the buyer, including the full postal address and telephone number.
5. You will often be asked: "Why do you sell your site, which brings so much money?". Honest answer to the question will help you earn more confidence.
6. Clearly indicate payment methods.
Where to sell?
Sedo Auctions - the only payment is a commission of 10% of the transaction.
SitePoint Auctions is probably the most popular marketplace for blogs and websites (with content). Buyers are looking at Google PR, backends and even profits. You need to pay a small registration fee.
eBay is a site with a huge user base. EBay auctions are usually indexed by search engines. From minuses: participants-spammers and cheat prices. eBay takes a certain percentage of the transaction.
A blog can be sold on NamePros or Digital Point .
Finally, think carefully if you really want to sell your website / blog publicly. Disclosure of sales information may adversely affect the number of your regular visitors. You can individually talk with the owners of large sites in your “niche” or try to write to representatives of large blogger networks who would be interested in your audience.
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Despite the reason why you are ready to abandon your site, there are always people on the Internet who are ready to buy your blog (the only question is the price with which you agree or disagree).
Before looking for a place to sell or organize an auction for your project, consider a few important points:
1. Customers always want to see site statistics and server logs (unique visitors, number of page views, visitor geography, indicators on Alexa). You can either immediately give this information to interested persons by filling in the appropriate boxes when registering at the auction, or provide it at the request of potential buyers.
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2. If you use Adsense, Amazon Affiliates or another advertising system for profit, be prepared to share financial indicators. Potential buyers will use them as key when making a purchase decision.
3. Before buying your site, the buyer will surely “gossip” him, so honestly answer all questions about the site.
4. Always keep yourself information about the buyer, including the full postal address and telephone number.
5. You will often be asked: "Why do you sell your site, which brings so much money?". Honest answer to the question will help you earn more confidence.
6. Clearly indicate payment methods.
Where to sell?
Sedo Auctions - the only payment is a commission of 10% of the transaction.
SitePoint Auctions is probably the most popular marketplace for blogs and websites (with content). Buyers are looking at Google PR, backends and even profits. You need to pay a small registration fee.
eBay is a site with a huge user base. EBay auctions are usually indexed by search engines. From minuses: participants-spammers and cheat prices. eBay takes a certain percentage of the transaction.
A blog can be sold on NamePros or Digital Point .
Finally, think carefully if you really want to sell your website / blog publicly. Disclosure of sales information may adversely affect the number of your regular visitors. You can individually talk with the owners of large sites in your “niche” or try to write to representatives of large blogger networks who would be interested in your audience.
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