It takes a lot of work to manage 3 or 4 sites, let alone 10. Does anyone actually make a living at domain flipping?
Pittsburgh
· 1 year ago
@Cameron: sure :) many people do!
Kris
· 1 year ago
Not sure if it's possible to manage so many domains while having a full-time job and a family to spend time with.
Brent
· 1 year ago
Flipping domains makes sense to me. But there's one piece of the puzzle that I don't understand, because I'm so new to this. How do you build the traffic for domains that have NO natural type-in traffic? Or in other words.... I'm starting at zero traffic. I can't expect any natural traffic. What are my first steps?
Lisa
· 1 year ago
I appreciate how much information you share with your readers. Most hold their card pretty close to their chests. I have thought about domain flipping as a revenue source but to be honest seem like too much of a crap shoot. If you don't mind me asking- how much time a week do your think you spend at it?
Also- how are you building traffic for domain names that have have no intrinsic value? What is the standard for measuring traffic? Suing web stats and logs? Alexa? Thanks! Lisa
Hendrik
· 1 year ago
:) How much information you share with your readers. Most hold their card pretty close to their chests. I have thought about domain flipping as a revenue source but to be honest seem like too much of a crap shoot. :)
Flipping Domains
· 1 year ago
I've been playing with Domain Flipping for a while with good results and found cool info here. Thanks!
domain flipping
· 9 months ago
domain flipping sounds great in practice, but creating thousands of legitimate visitors is a big task. If you focus on a niche you enjoy (make a site about trucks if you like driving) your chance of success is much higher.
sarkdinle
· 4 months ago
:)
payday loans
· 3 months ago
Great article with really good and valid arguments.
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Also- how are you building traffic for domain names that have have no intrinsic value? What is the standard for measuring traffic? Suing web stats and logs? Alexa?
Thanks!
Lisa