It's been a while since my last post, so I thought I'd share some experiences that a lot of people might be interested in, but not have much experience with themselves.I'm going to cover buying and selling "established" websites in this post. My definition of an established website is something that is already getting traffic, and already making some consistent money.It doesn't really matter if that site is making $50, $100, $1,000 or even $10,000 per month, my definition is quite broad!Anyway,

So August 2018 was my sixth year at WA, and I decided it'd be good to write a post about it.It's going to be really hard to write this post without using "Time Flies", so I'll just put it in the first sentence to get it out of the way.Time really does move quickly though.When I first started, I never would have thought I'd stick around for six years. I didn't exactly expect to quit either, it's just that six years it's such a long time, it doesn't enter your imagination.In reality though, it go

I've blogged a few times before about having a team, but I wanted to share some more info about what it's like.I know that the majority of people here are just starting out, and you may find it hard to relate to this kind of post, so I apologize for that.However, when my business was growing to the point where I did need to start hiring people, I found there wasn't really much information at WA, since it's so beginner-centric.So hopefully, when some of you reading this DO reach this point, this

"The reason you're here", he told me, "Is because you've helped enough people to get here...and the reason they're not here, is because they haven't helped enough people yet. Your job is to inspire them and to show them how to help more people."I know what you're thinking..."Who was saying that? And why? And why did you start this post halfway throuh a conversation?"Well I did that because I thought it'd be cool. But let's go back to the beginning and meander our way to the point of this post.L