Comments on: Flipping A WordPress Blog – Part 2

By: Don

Don — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 18:04:18 +0000

Your flipping articles are certainly inspirational. I had doubted the profitability of a quick flip, but now I can totally see the potential. I look forward to any future articles you produce on this topic – especially for the higher end scale.

By: admin

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 08:59:03 +0000

Yep human beings all tend to be a little different

You must automate and develop systems otherwise you are doing repetitive tasks and the return on your time investment decreases.

I systemized my old job and whenever I do anything now I develop a checklist/process for it so it can be rinse and repeat. I also call it a hangover cure – so if I’m hung over then I don’t need to think I just follow the steps

By: Hector Hurtado

Hector Hurtado — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:40:10 +0000

Of course, the personalities! While looking for the philosopher’s stone, I sometimes neglect this “Human factor”.

What I like in the concept you propose is that you have it highly structured and organised, so that patterns emerge allowing you to automate the work. This in turn, means quicker bucks for a job well done.

Cheers!

By: admin

admin — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 07:19:23 +0000

Different personalities Hector I know loads of people who have spent years on the internet without making any decent money because they got bogged down in the process. Site flipping gave them the opportunity to create something and get it out there and over and done with – they didn’t have to build it on for years or concentrate on it. Small effort = quick return. Just like in the real estate world there are people who like to do a quick renovation of a house and flip it for a profit – they aren’t in it for the long term but the short term.

Of course, this is low entry site flipping. On the higher end of the scale you can build a site up and sell it for 6 figures this is great as a business model and for rainy day cash because you are committing to the project for a period of time. Maybe I’ll do a post on high end site flipping soon.

By: Hector Hurtado

Hector Hurtado — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:03:43 +0000

Hello Leanne, and thanks for your step-by-step explanation on site flipping.

As a free-lancer, I design website solutions for my clients, and have considered joining the template design bandwagon. This flipping concept is interesting, but I am also left up wondering about the ROI of this business model: like you said, you either do a great job research and keep the site for yourself, or you sell it… Wouldn’t all this time spent be put to better use into more content for your existing ventures or for client prospection? I’d be happy to get more insight on this from you.

Thanks!