Thanks Chuck for sharing. This is for sure something to think about, especially if you are thinking of getting out of the business.

At this point in the game for me this has not even crossed my mind. I sure haven't thought about a blog being an asset.

Great information 👌👍 you have shared here with the community.

Interesting point chuck. A person working on a blog for a year and loses interest in it or decided to go a different route would have an opportunity to sell there blog and could use that money to jumpstart their new blog.

Awesome post to get people thinking.

Thanks Chuck

Kevin

I think that for the benefit of doubt, if you are not treating this like a business then why are you here? Even the training that we are doing has to be taken with a business in mind. We are all producing quality content, and that needs to be part of your daily plan. If you don't have a daily checklist then you need to plan one.

Short flips are often a source of profit but fast money is often fast money out. Once you sell your domain you will find new income stops until you build a new site up and since many site sale contracts come with a non compete agreement you will need to research a new niche for a set period of time before you can re-enter that field. If you are not dedicated to that new niche success may be hard to repeat for some time. Be sure selling a site makes sense, that you truly are ready for a reboot or have built the site on the side of your main niche strictly for the intent on selling it.

This is great advice, Chuck. I don't plan to delete any sites. Maybe sell down the road aways, or not.
Have a great week,
Mickey