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Anyone have and advice, tips, tricks etc... for selling a domain name? I have funny-tshirts.com and I just don't use it anymore. Back in the day I use to sell a ton of t-shirts
Have you seen Jay's live webinar? As Jeffoi suggested, you may try Flippa.com, but read their terms and conditions and use an escrow service so you do NOT get scammed. Strategies for Selling Websites & Domains
I tried selling one that was going to expire soon anyway a couple of years ago on Flippa! I did a short blog series on it too! It was an interesting experience!
Jeff
I'm going to be selling one of mine and I will be using Godaddy.com
This post on Authority Hacker will definitely help you out. https://www.authorityhacker.com/best-place-to-sell-domains/
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Where's the best place to sell a domain name?
Anyone have and advice, tips, tricks etc... for selling a domain name? I have funny-tshirts.com and I just don't use it anymore. Back in the day I use to sell a ton of t-shirts
You get more money if you use a broker , I have sold single domains through godaddy brokerage service for up to 16K
Have you seen Jay's live webinar? As Jeffoi suggested, you may try Flippa.com, but read their terms and conditions and use an escrow service so you do NOT get scammed. Strategies for Selling Websites & Domains
I tried selling one that was going to expire soon anyway a couple of years ago on Flippa! I did a short blog series on it too! It was an interesting experience!
Jeff
I'm going to be selling one of mine and I will be using Godaddy.com
This post on Authority Hacker will definitely help you out. https://www.authorityhacker.com/best-place-to-sell-domains/
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Well, I have my site up and it's been up for quite sometime. I have a ton of articles on it and really don't have time to maintain it anymore. I would love to be able to rewrit
Yes I have asked chatGPT to check and add more detail to my older articles. It’s very helpful for that.
Don’t be afraid of a tool that is as useful as AI, Jeff. It only enhances your work. It’s like saying you don’t want to use a calculator. Also an AI bot has me at gunpoint right now please help
I'll get there eventually, Eric! I am always the last one to the party when everything has settled down as opposed to it being in perpetual flux!
Jeff
I do it all the time . I use Claude and give it a paragraph and say rewrite this to be SEO optimized and then when it is done I say can you rewrite and add anything
Yeah, you can use ChatGPT for brainstorming and outlining, but use it as a tool, not copy and paste.
Also, you need to cross reference your findings for factual content because ChatGPT does get it wrong.
You can also ask it for feedback, and it will let you know.
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Has anyone used ai to rewrite your exisiting articles?
Well, I have my site up and it's been up for quite sometime. I have a ton of articles on it and really don't have time to maintain it anymore. I would love to be able to rewrit
Yes I have asked chatGPT to check and add more detail to my older articles. It’s very helpful for that.
Don’t be afraid of a tool that is as useful as AI, Jeff. It only enhances your work. It’s like saying you don’t want to use a calculator. Also an AI bot has me at gunpoint right now please help
I'll get there eventually, Eric! I am always the last one to the party when everything has settled down as opposed to it being in perpetual flux!
Jeff
I do it all the time . I use Claude and give it a paragraph and say rewrite this to be SEO optimized and then when it is done I say can you rewrite and add anything
Yeah, you can use ChatGPT for brainstorming and outlining, but use it as a tool, not copy and paste.
Also, you need to cross reference your findings for factual content because ChatGPT does get it wrong.
You can also ask it for feedback, and it will let you know.
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I actually think my Google ads are effecting my affiliate sales. My number of visitors has increased from about 150 visitors a day to just over 200, but my sales are way down.
I turned off most of the ads (still showing ads between pages and ads that are pinned to the bottom). Not as much money, but still making a dollar or two per day from it. Also, I have had 3 affiliate sales in the last 7 or 8 days which is a lot more than I have been getting. I'm definitely happy with that.
I have also put a sticky header on my pages since I have done away with my side bar to make the page easier to read and I think it looks better.
It's good to play around with the options you have friend. It's the only way to see which one benefited you the most. All the best!
Hi Thomas,
Sounds like a good idea to pause Google Ads. The money you make with those only becomes sizeable when you have thousands of visitors a day.
My suggestion is to focus more on your content. Identify specific problems readers associated with your niche have and provide solutions using whatever you're promoting.
The fact that you can generate about $5 a day indicates you're on the right path. It's now a matter of scaling up.
Cheers.
Edwin
Hey
I think we have to test what works best for our sites.
So if me I go for it and see what happens but I give it time.
Hope this helps.
Thank you.
Lula
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Google ads cutting into my affiliate sales?
I actually think my Google ads are effecting my affiliate sales. My number of visitors has increased from about 150 visitors a day to just over 200, but my sales are way down.
I turned off most of the ads (still showing ads between pages and ads that are pinned to the bottom). Not as much money, but still making a dollar or two per day from it. Also, I have had 3 affiliate sales in the last 7 or 8 days which is a lot more than I have been getting. I'm definitely happy with that.
I have also put a sticky header on my pages since I have done away with my side bar to make the page easier to read and I think it looks better.
It's good to play around with the options you have friend. It's the only way to see which one benefited you the most. All the best!
Hi Thomas,
Sounds like a good idea to pause Google Ads. The money you make with those only becomes sizeable when you have thousands of visitors a day.
My suggestion is to focus more on your content. Identify specific problems readers associated with your niche have and provide solutions using whatever you're promoting.
The fact that you can generate about $5 a day indicates you're on the right path. It's now a matter of scaling up.
Cheers.
Edwin
Hey
I think we have to test what works best for our sites.
So if me I go for it and see what happens but I give it time.
Hope this helps.
Thank you.
Lula
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My most visited page on my site is ( https://wehearthandmadeboots.com/tecovas-boots-vs-name-brand-cowboy-boots/ ). I'm getting about 350 visitors a week, but it's not making a
Here's my thoughts.
When I first came to your page it looked like too much reading.
Paragraphs seem too long.
Your headings font is too small and there is no space above them.
Are your sidebars making money? They are distracting for me.
Your home page was inviting.
I'm making a little money from Google Adsense ($100 a month). Sidebars to me are almost useless since most view my site on their phone and sidebars show up on the bottom when viewed on a phone.
Were you viewing from your phone or laptop/desktop?
P.S. I don't think the sidebars are making money unless there are some Google ads in them. I'm hardly making any affiliate commissions all the way around.
Then get rid of the sidebars. They are very distracting. And you are right, they show up on the bottom on a mobile phone and don't make sense.
Do you have guides on your website or How tos'. They can bring more traffic.
Have you checked google search console for your query words?
You may have some opportunity there for a new post.
Which one of your posts or pages get the most hits. See if you can create another post related to it.
I wish it were just that easy. I don't think the sidebars are a problem because most mobile users don't even see them unless they scroll all the way down. According to Google Analytics, 65% of my users are on mobile and 31% are on desktop/laptop.
So with that high of a percentage on mobile not seeing the sidebars, I should be getting some affiliate sales if my pages were any good.
Yes, that can very well be.
I am not sure you have control over what Google Ads appear and they may not relate to your niche content.
It is really best to keep your site and its products related to your niche.
One thing I do miss with the side bar is the navigation menus to other related posts/pages.
I know I can put in links here and there, but I liked the "order" of it all in the side bar.
Is your site using a theme with a stationary top menu (sticky top menu)?
That is a great help because the menu can always be seen then. We would go no other way. We agree with you navigation is very important.
At one time we were using the plugin Floating menu because it also gave navigational opportunities.
Ah thanks, I didn't think of that. I will check. Also, I got rid of most of the ads, but not all. I have had 2 affiliate sales in the last couple days and make about $100 from them.
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Suggestions on how to make a page profitable. can you help?
My most visited page on my site is ( https://wehearthandmadeboots.com/tecovas-boots-vs-name-brand-cowboy-boots/ ). I'm getting about 350 visitors a week, but it's not making a
Here's my thoughts.
When I first came to your page it looked like too much reading.
Paragraphs seem too long.
Your headings font is too small and there is no space above them.
Are your sidebars making money? They are distracting for me.
Your home page was inviting.
I'm making a little money from Google Adsense ($100 a month). Sidebars to me are almost useless since most view my site on their phone and sidebars show up on the bottom when viewed on a phone.
Were you viewing from your phone or laptop/desktop?
P.S. I don't think the sidebars are making money unless there are some Google ads in them. I'm hardly making any affiliate commissions all the way around.
Then get rid of the sidebars. They are very distracting. And you are right, they show up on the bottom on a mobile phone and don't make sense.
Do you have guides on your website or How tos'. They can bring more traffic.
Have you checked google search console for your query words?
You may have some opportunity there for a new post.
Which one of your posts or pages get the most hits. See if you can create another post related to it.
I wish it were just that easy. I don't think the sidebars are a problem because most mobile users don't even see them unless they scroll all the way down. According to Google Analytics, 65% of my users are on mobile and 31% are on desktop/laptop.
So with that high of a percentage on mobile not seeing the sidebars, I should be getting some affiliate sales if my pages were any good.
Yes, that can very well be.
I am not sure you have control over what Google Ads appear and they may not relate to your niche content.
It is really best to keep your site and its products related to your niche.
One thing I do miss with the side bar is the navigation menus to other related posts/pages.
I know I can put in links here and there, but I liked the "order" of it all in the side bar.
Is your site using a theme with a stationary top menu (sticky top menu)?
That is a great help because the menu can always be seen then. We would go no other way. We agree with you navigation is very important.
At one time we were using the plugin Floating menu because it also gave navigational opportunities.
Ah thanks, I didn't think of that. I will check. Also, I got rid of most of the ads, but not all. I have had 2 affiliate sales in the last couple days and make about $100 from them.
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You get more money if you use a broker , I have sold single domains through godaddy brokerage service for up to 16K
I would probably be happy with $16 for funny_tshirts. Com lol