1. I sold a site recently through Flippa so can describe every step first hand.

2. Not sure what you mean. There are no physical properties associated with a site, you will sell the site and give eventual social media accounts together.

3. You do not choose it, they suggest it for you. At Flippa this is Escrow,

You may list your domains using marketplaces like GoDaddy, Sedo, Flippa, and | or Uniregistry. I would follow up on each site's terms and conditions, what you need to look for, and how to make sales. Also, I would use escrow services to avoid getting scammed. They typically charge a fee.

If you have a built site, it is worth getting an estimate and working out your stats so that your buyer | and the bidder can work out their ROI. And to prove authenticity and transparency.

Or you may employ brokers to sell your domains; they also charge a fee.

Good luck with whatever you do.


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Has this been figured out?

i would send this to Carson or Kyle to look into

I think asking Kyle here would do the trick. Somehow it should never look lik you have something to gain that will always turn people away.

Think that the answers are given below.

Because we don't have personal information for our referrals unless they give it to us, all you can do is go to your referral list and send each one a personal message on WA.

You may sent them messages to their individual profile spaces

You can. Official Posting Rules at Wealthy Affiliate Where to find your WA custom messages for your referrals & add your campaign

Hi James,

Many folks join Wealthy Affiliate, spend some time here, then go away only to come back months, or even years later to Upgrade. There's members upgrading every single day who originally joined long ago. That is the nature of the Freemium model.

Although many members end up staying at WA and decide to build their businesses with our services immediately, for others it's just not the right time yet. For 1000 different reasons someone may take their time and that is perfectly fine.

A few ways that you can engage your referrals here at Wealthy Affiliate is to blog about industry and Internet marketing related topics. Each time you blog post, it'll notify your referrals. This is a wonderful way to add value to the community while touching base with your referrals.

You can use our custom message platform and create a follow-up sequence here in WA so that you can keep up to date with, offer value, training, and help to your referrals over time. Sometimes just a message saying something like the following is all it takes to really engage a user:

"Hi Carson, how's your week going? I'm here to help if you need anything at all!"

One segment of your referrals will upgrade within the first 30 days of joining. The others will upgrade when they are ready, and that can be months or years later.

I think one question to consider is whether your referrals were active and engaged after joining. If so, that's great and I'm sure many will be back to join when they are ready. If not, then you'll want to pose the question "WHY"? You can then work to improve how much they interact and engage in the system. Sometimes folks come in to WA with little idea of what the platform is or what they will be doing. The more informed a user is on the way in, the more they will interact with the community and consequently, upgrade.

We speak a lot about this in the Affiliate Bootcamp set of courses, and I encourage all folks referring others to WA to check out that training.

If you ever need help or want to run your ideas about referring folks to WA by me or Kyle, just reach out to one of us by Private Message. We'll be happy to have a chat about your plan :)

Carson

Hi

Same as Carson mentions, some may sign up however they are not ready to join or at the time didn't think the program would suit their business needs and objectives.

However things change, and they may come back and join up at a later time.

We can leave messages on their profiles and even some may not be able reply, however they would receive a notification if again they opted in their notifications.

I always believed in meeting folks where they are at.

I certainly have few. Where to find your WA custom messages for your referrals & add your campaign

Good morning James,

I hope you're doing well. Thank you for your question, it's an interesting one with some interesting answers!

Out of interest, is there an easy way to find out if a member is still active? I appreciate that sometimes you can see very clearly that a member is not active. For example, they may have comments on their profile page from two years ago that are unanswered.

Roy

Ahh I forgot to mention, yes in my opinion you'd be flogging a dead ghost horse.

Hi James.
From my own personal experience a few years back on WA, I wrote a blog titled $7.00 bought me 7 Ghosts.

Why the title?

Same reason you've mentioned about doormant subs.
I used a paid traffic source provider, from a company, a scamming company named (Ad. fly).

All 6000 of them pushed my stats up with 7 subs to WA's free membership.

All of them had the same profiles - empty.
No replies to any welcome messages, nothing, just empty profiles.

It happens, it was a lesson for me.
So maybe you are experiencing the same ghost profile formaters.

Are you using paid traffic? If so from where?