buying a profitable niche site, where ?

21 Apr 11 2:04 pm

Hi, nice to see another newbie. What do you mean you're still waiting for contents? AffiloJetpacks are niche sites aren't they?
It is a bit boring especially when you get stuck and it puts you off track.
Will you get refund then?

Caro

21 Apr 11 10:39 pm

Hi dmaqtor,

Welcome to Affilorama!

I'm sorry but I do not know where you can purchase good niche sites. You may want to check the forums though because there are some members here who are selling their sites. Bear in mind that purchasing a site will not cut your work in half. You still have to do your homework and promote the site and continuously add content to it.

Affilojetpack is great for newbies because all the content you need has been written for you. Are you referring to the question and answer audios at the bottom of the Affilojetpack page? I did not encounter that particular answer from Mark.

It can be boring when you get stuck, yes. But we here at Affilorama are always ready to help, so post a question here at the forums or send us an email. :) Set goals for yourself to keep yourself motivated. Remember that in anything you do, attitude matters. If you are committed in what you do, then you would always find a way to get back on track. And fast!

Hope that helps. Have a good day!

22 Apr 11 6:30 pm

Hi,

In general, people aren't selling good sites. If they are making them money, then why would they sell them? One look at Flippa.com and you'll see this. It's much easier and probably less work to do a good site from scratch than to fix someone else's mess.

25 Apr 11 1:14 am

I think this highlights the importance of what I always tell people, that your first site should be about a niche topic that you enjoy or like.
It does not matter so much about the money..what is important is that you will learn alot about the whole process involved in building your own first site.
Even later down the track if you are not making a lot of money you can decide to sell your first site or hang on to it and just write articles about a topic you like to talk about.

And as for site flipping, people sell websites because the money they can make can be compounded faster.
It all depends on how fast and how committed they are.
If I had 3 sites all making me $50 a month per site and I wanted to sell each of them for about $600.
That would give me $1800 to put into building another site with more content etc... or to do my own product.
It is not so much about the money you make every month that is ongoing, it is how fast can you take that money and turn into into more as fast as you can and then take that money and turn into into more as fast as you can and then... well you get the point..
Flipping sites in my opinion is about compounding your money as fast as you can which gives you the capital to do more things faster. You also get the benefit of buying an aged site that may have some pages already indexed.
But these sites still need to be worked on and built up like Cecille pointed out.
Sitepoint.com and flippa.com are two sites to look at.

Regards
Troy

25 Sep 12 10:03 pm

1.) www.MikeFromMaine.com

2.) www.WSOTesters.com

3.) www.adsenseflippers.com

Hope this helps!

-Zach Carroll

26 Sep 12 1:52 am

I won't mention any particular websites here but a good starting point would be and PLR website. Furthermore, there's all types of private label rights content available. But let's get one thing straight-buying a PLR website doesn't necessarily guarantee you instant cash because you still have to promote and market your business like any other regular website.

More importantly since the majority of the time PLR websites are usually sold more than once, you're going to have to use a little elbow grease to distinguish yourself from the others using similar websites. (And that's if those marketers are action takers-because 97% aren't.)

Now, you actually could compare what I'm talking about to the hundreds if not thousands of people who join and particular network marketing business and everyone gets an "company website." Now you and 1000 other people have the same website, more importantly what's going to allow you stand out from the crowd/competition is how you effectively market that website.

09 Oct 12 3:59 pm

It's better to build your first site yourself and preferably in a niche or on a topic you are knowledgeable and passionate about. You not only get hands on experience at building the site, creating content, ranking it and so on but you'll probably enjoy it too if you've picked one of your interests. Once it's all up and running you can attempt to monetize it. If it doesn't make any money not to worry you've learnt a lot of valuable lessons on the way and can use that knowledge to start building profitable money sites.