@Stefan, Cool, I’ll check it out. Thanks!

If you know the income of the website you have in mind to sell, then simply use Flippa’s search features and narrow down the results to websites that have sold which mirror your earnings.

If you’ve held onto your website for more than a few months, or can prove a few month’s worth of earnings, I don’t see why you can’t sell it for 12-24x its monthly income.

If you have page rank and steady traffic as well (especially organic/non-paid traffic), then you can very well command top dollar for your website.

Many of the websites that I see selling, even without income, usually have large amounts of monthly traffic, domain age, and page rank to justify such a high selling price.

Thanks, but my progress isn’t anything special. It’s just the result of my stubborn hard-headedness (did I mention, I’m a stereotypical Taurus?).

PS: Thanks for linking to my site. Yours is one of the few backlinks I have to this blog :) I’m doing a bit of an experiment with this blog. I’m intentionally doing no SEO at all and comparing the traffic results to my niche sites.

Try to look around at Sitepoint. Here is the url http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/

or flippa.com

Good luck. It’s inspiring to see your progress reports though I’ve not much luck yet.

@Devin and Dennis, thanks for reminding me about Digital Point. It’s been ages since I’ve been there. I totally forgot that they have a section for selling sites. I’ll need to check that out.

@Su, yeah, sometimes it is hard to keep myself from starting new projects, especially when I get really excited about them. I see you’re almost halfway through the 30DC. Good luck with that.

I think I ignored the “dont spread yourself thin” advice. I have all these random little things I want to get done simultaneously. I am learning that you can be “realistic” and still challenge yourself.

Good luck Clayton!

Just “peeping” in here to see how you are doing. Another impressive week. Its hard to keep having consistent sales so you should be glad with your results.

I have never sold a site but I bought some from affilorama via the “hangout sections.
You could try that.
I also recall one called sedo.com

Otherwise Digital point and the warrior forum are very active – you might probably get buyers from those forums.

Have a good week!

Regards,
Dennis

I would check out the digital point forums website sale section, and just get a feel for how people do it. I haven’t sold any websites yet, but you could put a site up and see if you got any offers. Some of those people are pretty savvy, so if you had a site with good traffic/links/keywords/sales, you might get some good offers.

I’ve been buying high pr domains at digital point and I’ve been happy with all my transactions so far. I’ve also heard Glen from Viperchill.com mention that you can get writers there too. Good luck with it!

Is it worthwhile to keep adding contents to your existing sites? The flight simulator one that Mark Ling built during his bootcamp is still the same i.e he’s not adding more articles but focused on building links. And from what i know the sites rank on first page on pretty much every keyword he aimed for.