Domain FlippingDomain flipping is the process of buying domain names and selling it to those who need it for a profit. Flipping as a term comes from the real estate industry, and is essentially a casual term for ‘renovating in order to sell’. The process of buying a plot of land/house and adding value to increase its sale price has become very common in the online world. Flipping could for example be the purchase of cheap-secondhand-cars.com from GoDaddy for a nominal fee, to then market it to one of the largest second hand car retailers on the planet, who would find such a domain desirable. The key in selling is to find someone who actually needs the domain and sell it at a price they are willing to pay – i.e. what it is worth to them.
Getting into buying and selling domains isn’t hard; it’s easy to register a few names and then list them for sale – but the practice of knowing which domains are worth trading, where to sell to hungry buyers and how to manage an entire domain flipping business takes time and practice – like learning to ride a bike if you will. But there is a shortcut. Mickie Kennedy is one of those people who have ‘made it’ with flipping domains, and now he’s opening up a limited opportunity to teach you with his weekly 'Domain Sales Machine' newsletter. Mickie can prove his system works; after his Uncle ‘Danny’ got behind on some payment he consulted Mickie about domain flipping. Mickie made a shortcut video of how to profit from domains and burnt it to DVD conditional on a 50/50 profit share. Outside of his full-time job, Uncle ‘Danny’ earnt more than $1,500 profit – and that was with a 50/50 split. Mickie previously sold this “unintended” bonus for $199, but it won’t cost you a dime if you take him up on his current offer now. |
