Is there any chance we could have some central repository regular users could post links to their (relevent) blogs/sites? Or even links to other useful resources. I read a couple of interesting blog posts last week, one of which I was going to suggest to DVDRoss, but I can't remember who it was.
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That's a very good idea Alastair. Such a thread has potential to become a spamfest, but I'll keep an eye out (and I know you members will notify me if you see something suspicious).
<added> I approved a post above just to demonstrate how quick these spammer idiots are. They beat me to the reply!
I'll remove the question mark from your "Users blogs/ useful resources - central repository?" title and members can start posting right here. Do people see a need to restrict this to website buying/selling and related matters to keep it from getting too wide? Your opinions please. Or have a different thread for all other website and business related links that aren't closely aligned with site buying/selling/flipping?
Why don't we see how the list progresses and what categories emerge?
Sure, OK. It would be useful if we added a short description to each link to save readers having to visit the site to find out what's there.
Who wants to start us off with a link or two?
I've got one here that's about the various aspects of running your website (e.g. looking at traffic, monetisation, buying websites, developing them etc): http://www.spgazette.com
Hooperman
I've read a number of your articles and as a newbie I've found them very useful.
I also like this site (which I think belongs to someone here) http://www.flipwebsites.com/
OK, I'll put some of mine together in one post:
How to value sites:
Long article at Sitepoint
Shorter version here on the forums
Yaro Starak's blog post
Due Diligence:
Looking to get assistance with due diligence - our own forum thread?
DIY DD - A guide on my other site
Where to sell websites
List of locations on my site
Other locations for trading
Flippa
Digital Point
Sitepoint
DNForum
NamePros
Domain Tools
Domain suggestions - find the right domain
We have a blog on various topics around website flipping - www.flipfilter.com/blog
Justin,
If I may, your main site flipfilter.com is also an excellent resource. From what I read this AM in your email - it's getting better and better every day with "daily updates of undervalued sites with Mail Alerts", beginners guides and all. Granted my enthusiasm may be tempered depending on what it all will cost and such, but if you can keep your fees reasonable, I can still see some great value here.
Andy
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