I like your author box that you use at the bottom of your post. Is that a wordpress plugin or custom?

Thanks,

Mark

Best,

-Kevin
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Question? Where’s the link to the guys who did those app’s over the weekend and then flipped for bucks. I can’t find that and you mention that in your podcast.

Thanks Lisa the NevadaGal

P.S. Glad your focus in back on flipping as that was why I connected with your offering in the first place.

I didn’t have a chance to listen to the whole call until today. In the event you are considering new proteges in the past, I’d love to be considered.

In my previous business life I was a project manager for a number of companies and I always managed to put myself in a position where helped develop new website tools and online functionality. I loved to take applications apart and then teach others how to use them. I would do online trainings using GoToMeeting and make short training videos.

Sorry if this is not a good place for these comments but I did want to offer my service to your cause.

Best to you.
Juan

Glad to hear you are back on website flipping world.

I’ve been flipping sites for years with typical 4-5 figure return on each site

Hope to be on your list…

Nevertheless, website flipping for me is not an easy job. It takes a lot of hard work in writing articles and marketing it to be seen by readers and to be indexed by search engines.

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It’s not like other forms of making money where there is a specific time and place for everything. It’s a business model, strategy, and tactic all rolled into one.

You can start from scratch and persue it as your main business or you can be a multi-millionaire and add it as a tactic in various stages of your business.

Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..To Become Rich You Must Learn How to Sell

For example building a microcontinuity site like Russell describes at microcontinuitysites.com you can have a site that people will never even know that you are no longer the owner.

You can also build sites where the brand doesn’t involve you. For example this is SiteFling.com not JustinAndChaunna.com – If we wanted we could still deliver kick ass content without putting our faces on everything.

Then the brand would be the star like Ebay, Amazon, SitePoint, and many many other sites.

It also doesn’t have to be a membership site… Can be an app, an affiliate site, or one of many other types of sites.

Then I started teaching SEO, PPC, social media, blogging… and people started being able to break through the traffic and money barriers.

Now we’re combining both of those to create a website flipping system where people will not only learn how to flip sites but how to build Internet businesses and sell them for 5, 10, 20 thousand dollars per flip.

I have been a little scrambled, it’s just me trying to find the best system that helps the most people replicate what I do online.

Any thoughts on that?

Mikael

Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..To Become Rich You Must Learn How to Sell

Is there any way I can still get in on this? I’m already a very active site flipper thanks to your information.

I make anywhere from $500 to $2,000 each flip but I want to step it up to those $5,000 to $15,000 flips your talking about.

I’ll be your #1 Student!

Thanks,
Dontrell

Great interview Justin! I love that you’re back on the site flippin’ path!

Perfect answer to”why flip sites?” above. Personally, I still build sites to “keep” as well, and 99% of the regular flippers I know also still build long term projects that they keep for residual income. Nobody ever said you had to choose only ONE business model if you’re a website flipper. In fact, I think it’s a good idea to implement a few (the whole eggs in one basket thing).

I was worried about Flippa with all the negative complaints, etc. surrounding it, but it really doesn’t seem to be affecting sales. The first blog flip I posted for sale still sold well – in a little over an hour.

I have a friend who had a slow start, but she just had 3 sales at once.

Matt has really been on the ball answering customers’ concerns and getting the team to implement the ideas/changes that people suggest as well, which is a big plus.

Looking forward to seeing you back out in the flippin’ trenches man (not that you were totally gone, but you know what I mean!)

Cheers
Jay

I’m really happy you are going back to site flipping. When I first started listening to you and joined your forum it was because I wanted to learn about site flipping and then you went all over the place so now that you are back on site flipping this sounds like it’s going to really rock.

I just wanted to answer Ray’s comment if you don’t mind. Ray what I like to do when deciding to keep a site or flip it is look at the long term potential. If a site I built is making some good money fairly quickly and I can see that I can increase that over time I will keep it. The longer you keep it and the more money it makes increases your end selling price when you decide to sell it. Like Justin said, he flipped the sites because they weren’t making money for him through affiliate sales. Also if you don’t want to spend a month or so getting traffic to it then it’s a good flip.

It really depends on your personal preference and what you like to do. Personally I don’t like to keep sites very long. I like to build and flip and move to the next. I hope that helps you.

Craig

will pull up my sleeves and try and make something out of that business.

Then I get it to that point using various marketing methods and then I flip it. Keeping a site isn’t something I’m interested in really. Unless it’s one of my personal sites about me.