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Hi, I just popped into Jaaxy and my Premium account has been downgraded to Lite.
Did I miss something?
Yep, lite for premium, and pp+ to the enterprise. However, you may also subscribe to Pro separately.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/jaaxy
Thanks. Strange that I had Pro as a Premium member and no longer have it. I did upgrade to Premium Plus for a while though.
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Jaaxy: do premium members only have access to lite now?
Hi, I just popped into Jaaxy and my Premium account has been downgraded to Lite.
Did I miss something?
Hi - It's always been Lite, since I joined 4.5 years ago.
Were you previously paying separately for it?
Thanks Diane. I'm pretty sure I had access to Pro before. Thought Lite was for free members who haven't upgrade.
Free members don't have access to Jaaxy at all now.
Premium members have Jaaxy Lite, and Premium Plus get Jaaxy Enterprise.
Yep, lite for premium, and pp+ to the enterprise. However, you may also subscribe to Pro separately.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/jaaxy
Thanks. Strange that I had Pro as a Premium member and no longer have it. I did upgrade to Premium Plus for a while though.
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Hi everyone, I bought the domain name MompreneurConference.com in 2019. At the time, I was planning to create an online summit for my audience at Inspiring Mompreneurs.
Thanks Alex, it appears that for selling the domain alone it's simpler to list on Afternic than Flippa.
I tried to list another site on Flippa today, it was a much more complicated process because they specialize in selling built sites so you have to provide a lot more information to get the site appraised.
I listed one on Flippa a while back to see how it worked, Lauren! It didn't sell, but it was a good experience, and low cost too! My Domain Is Listed For Sale (by Auction) on Flippa! Jeff
You're very welcome, Lauren! Good luck with your sale no matter where you end up selling it!
Jeff
You may also use marketplaces like GoDaddy, Sedo, and | or Uniregistry to list your domains. I would follow up on each site's terms and conditions and how to make sales. What you need to look for. Also, I would use the services of an escrow so that I do not get 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.
You can move it, however I would move it when I have finally sold it.
Good luck whatever you do.
Hi TheAbie, thanks so much for your valuable advice. I won't move it at this stage then.
I've just listed the site on Afternic (Go Daddy). This site hasn't been built so it's simply selling the domain.
My other sites are more complicated because many of the posts I've published on them have been paid for by clients (sponsored posts) - so I have opted not to sell them.
Thanks a mill.
You can list it on https://Flippa.com.
Tutorial Strategies for Selling Websites & Domains
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How do I sell a wealthy affiliate domain?
Hi everyone, I bought the domain name MompreneurConference.com in 2019. At the time, I was planning to create an online summit for my audience at Inspiring Mompreneurs.
Thanks Alex, it appears that for selling the domain alone it's simpler to list on Afternic than Flippa.
I tried to list another site on Flippa today, it was a much more complicated process because they specialize in selling built sites so you have to provide a lot more information to get the site appraised.
I listed one on Flippa a while back to see how it worked, Lauren! It didn't sell, but it was a good experience, and low cost too! My Domain Is Listed For Sale (by Auction) on Flippa! Jeff
You're very welcome, Lauren! Good luck with your sale no matter where you end up selling it!
Jeff
You may also use marketplaces like GoDaddy, Sedo, and | or Uniregistry to list your domains. I would follow up on each site's terms and conditions and how to make sales. What you need to look for. Also, I would use the services of an escrow so that I do not get 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.
You can move it, however I would move it when I have finally sold it.
Good luck whatever you do.
Hi TheAbie, thanks so much for your valuable advice. I won't move it at this stage then.
I've just listed the site on Afternic (Go Daddy). This site hasn't been built so it's simply selling the domain.
My other sites are more complicated because many of the posts I've published on them have been paid for by clients (sponsored posts) - so I have opted not to sell them.
Thanks a mill.
You can list it on https://Flippa.com.
Tutorial Strategies for Selling Websites & Domains
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Hi Everyone
I'm thinking of selling 2 or 3 of my websites because I'm creating a new website and new personal brand and would like to focus all of my available time and e
While selling through a third party is the way to go when putting up your website for sale, you can try and put an offer on your own site to see if anyone would show interest in it.
A third-party seller will try and take a chunk out of your website's sale. It's just something to consider. All the best!
I heard Namecheap is a decent place for this. Hope it goes well. Let us know how it goes, Laura, I have several websites under such consideration
I'll check it out thanks... though I'm not just selling domains, I'm selling websites that have been developed.
Apart from Flippa, if I remember they charge a fee and take a cut of sales like the others, I do know Empire Flippers who last time I checked were free to list but will take a commission obviously of sales
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Flippa.com
You may follow on below resource going forward
https://ub.flippa.com/lp/how-it-works/
What to expect from the other party
https://flippa.com/blog/first-time-buyers-guide-buying-your-first-online-business/
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What is the best way to sell a website?
Hi Everyone
I'm thinking of selling 2 or 3 of my websites because I'm creating a new website and new personal brand and would like to focus all of my available time and e
While selling through a third party is the way to go when putting up your website for sale, you can try and put an offer on your own site to see if anyone would show interest in it.
A third-party seller will try and take a chunk out of your website's sale. It's just something to consider. All the best!
I heard Namecheap is a decent place for this. Hope it goes well. Let us know how it goes, Laura, I have several websites under such consideration
I'll check it out thanks... though I'm not just selling domains, I'm selling websites that have been developed.
Apart from Flippa, if I remember they charge a fee and take a cut of sales like the others, I do know Empire Flippers who last time I checked were free to list but will take a commission obviously of sales
Hi
Flippa.com
You may follow on below resource going forward
https://ub.flippa.com/lp/how-it-works/
What to expect from the other party
https://flippa.com/blog/first-time-buyers-guide-buying-your-first-online-business/
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Hi - It's always been Lite, since I joined 4.5 years ago.
Were you previously paying separately for it?
Thanks Diane. I'm pretty sure I had access to Pro before. Thought Lite was for free members who haven't upgrade.
Free members don't have access to Jaaxy at all now.
Premium members have Jaaxy Lite, and Premium Plus get Jaaxy Enterprise.