January 13th, 2012

Let’s face it: some of us are a bit “gun shy” when it comes to buying and selling domains. The Internet’s been around a while, but it hasn’t been around that long; some people are still genuine novices and not entirely comfortable with new things.

While that’s understandable, what’s not understandable is having any more trepidation going forward. In fact, we here at WebsiteBroker.com are so ardent about the fact that you need to try it out for yourself that we’ll tell you exactly how to do it without the major commitment of buying a huge domain. Here’s a guide to dipping your feet in the pool of domain names and hopefully warming up to the idea of buying and selling.
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January 11th, 2012

The Internet’s top domain buyers and sellers have their own secrets for gauging a website’s value, and here’s what they’re not telling you: there is no one secret. In fact, many of the top buyers and sellers online are able to gauge a site’s value not because they’re aware of some spectacular tool, but because they have access to their own experiences and reference points. And they know not to turn to any one tip to gauge a website’s true value.
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January 9th, 2012

Building a quality website doesn’t happen overnight. For the people that drive a lot of traffic to their sites, they’ve either worked on the site a long time or have worked on the Internet for a long time. They’ve taken time to develop their strengths and compensate for their weaknesses.

The question we like to ask here at WebsiteBroker.com is simple: have you begun strengthening your website’s weaknesses? The question is moot, however, if you simply overlook certain areas of your site and don’t think they’ll factor in to the overall value of what you’re trying to build. So before you sell your site for a fraction of what you might be able to achieve on the market, try looking at these three areas and see if you can’t optimize them first.
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January 6th, 2012

The veterans of domain buying already have a routine: when they’re interested in a new domain, they start their research. Maybe they consult Google for all its wisdom right away; maybe they explore WhoIs in order to make sure everything’s on the up and up. But the point is that every good domain buyer - and seller - has a way of handling their research. If you’re going to become a major player on a site like WebsiteBroker.com, you’d better be able to do exactly the same.
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January 4th, 2012

Buying and selling domain names have become so commonplace that we might even venture to call it “easy.” That’s a good thing for us, since we are WebsiteBroker.com, but for some buyers and sellers of domains, this ease of use does come with a small caveat: when something becomes too easy, it’s tempting to not pay too much attention to the process.
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December 29th, 2011

In the western world, buying products and services online is a way of life. It’s become a part of our day-to-day interaction with the economy as a whole, which means there’s a lot of money to be made if you have something you want to sell.

The problem, of course, is that your website isn’t selling as much as you want it to.

What’s going on? Isn’t selling on the Internet the latest craze? Don’t millions of people use search engines to find products like yours on a daily basis? Shouldn’t it be a lot easier than it’s been?
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