Selling a Wordpress Plugin on Flippa(flippa.com)
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Selling a Wordpress Plugin on Flippa
http://flippa.com/blog/case-studies/dan-grossman-on-selling-wpreviewsite-a-wordpress-plugin/
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Not sure I agree. The example linked to is for a profitable business selling a WP thingy direct to users. Making $10,200 profit per month.
It was sold for $90k which seems a low price given that profitability.
There's definitely lots of spammy rubbish on flippa, but just set the filters and you'll find the profitable decent businesses for sale.
It was sold for $90k which seems a low price given that profitability.
There's definitely lots of spammy rubbish on flippa, but just set the filters and you'll find the profitable decent businesses for sale.
I am curious to hear about more experiences (positive and negative) using flippa.com
I sold a site on auction and it got 2 bids. Most of the sites that get bids are ones which have high page rank or other seo/marketing value.
The site I sold was a legitimate well built twitter marketing tool that had 1.5k users and had sent 700k direct messages. It was well designed and coded as opposed to most of the sites on there.
I sold it because I had another venture that I wanted to focus all my time on so the selling price wasn't as valuable as just getting rid of the site.
Overall the experience with the site was that the site worked well. It probably wasn't the best audience for what I was selling though, hence 2 bids.
The site I sold was a legitimate well built twitter marketing tool that had 1.5k users and had sent 700k direct messages. It was well designed and coded as opposed to most of the sites on there.
I sold it because I had another venture that I wanted to focus all my time on so the selling price wasn't as valuable as just getting rid of the site.
Overall the experience with the site was that the site worked well. It probably wasn't the best audience for what I was selling though, hence 2 bids.
The whole website 'flipping' business seems shady and geared towards maximising referrals or ad clicks through the use of splogs or other grey area techniques.
My main disappointment however, would be that most of the sites listed on flippa (or sitepoint marketplace) add little or no value to the Internet, but instead make it a more cluttered and confusing place for non-technical users.