Comments on: Website flipping for fun and profit (hopefully) http://aaronfalloon.com/website-flipping-for-fun-and-profit-hopefully/ My blog – a young web developer’s journey to financial freedom. Sun, 07 Sep 2008 17:50:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Website flipping – part 1 | aaronfalloon.com http://aaronfalloon.com/website-flipping-for-fun-and-profit-hopefully/#comment-76 Website flipping – part 1 | aaronfalloon.com Sat, 26 Apr 2008 23:18:31 +0000 http://aaronfalloon.com/?p=45#comment-76 [...] Based on my previous post, I should now be looking for a site with a good design, but bad content. However content is usually the main part of a website, and so you’ll rarely find a site without good content. [...] [...] Based on my previous post, I should now be looking for a site with a good design, but bad content. However content is usually the main part of a website, and so you’ll rarely find a site without good content. [...]

]]> By: Aaron http://aaronfalloon.com/website-flipping-for-fun-and-profit-hopefully/#comment-73 Aaron Wed, 23 Apr 2008 23:14:40 +0000 http://aaronfalloon.com/?p=45#comment-73 Good point, Vincent. That's what I've just done recently for the first time I think. I e-mailed somebody about a domain they owned. Unfortunately. I wasn't successful, but at least I tried. Good point, Vincent. That’s what I’ve just done recently for the first time I think. I e-mailed somebody about a domain they owned. Unfortunately. I wasn’t successful, but at least I tried.

]]> By: Vincent http://aaronfalloon.com/website-flipping-for-fun-and-profit-hopefully/#comment-69 Vincent Mon, 21 Apr 2008 14:38:30 +0000 http://aaronfalloon.com/?p=45#comment-69 Sometimes, the bargain sites won't be at sites like digitalpoint or sitepoint. Sometimes, the owners of your ideal sites don't plan on selling, but when you approach them, they might just sell the site to you. My point is, when people don't plan to sell, the price is usually lower. And if you can see the value in that site, then move in! Sometimes, the bargain sites won’t be at sites like digitalpoint or sitepoint. Sometimes, the owners of your ideal sites don’t plan on selling, but when you approach them, they might just sell the site to you.

My point is, when people don’t plan to sell, the price is usually lower. And if you can see the value in that site, then move in!

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