How to make Money selling websites in your local area

 

Introduction

Selling websites is a great way to turn your spare time into passive income. It's also one of the easiest ways to make money online, and there are many people who have done it successfully. If you're thinking about selling your website or already have one up for sale but aren't sure how to go about it, here are some tips:

Find prospects

It’s important to find local businesses that need a website. You may be surprised at how many companies out there don't have a website or even a digital presence at all.

If you're looking for prospects in your area, here are some things to consider:

• Do they need their own site? If so, what type of business are they (e-commerce, service provider)? What is their audience like (younger than 40 years old vs older than 65)? How many leads from other websites do they get per month or year? How much traffic does their current site get on average per day (number of visitors)? What languages are most used on the site and by whom? Are there any specific pages that should be redesigned first before starting work on new content creation efforts such as blog posts or videos focused on marketing messaging strategies aimed at specific target audiences who may not yet know about this availability yet but might soon after being exposed through word-of-mouth recommendations made by friends/family members who had previously purchased services similar ones offered by company representatives themselves during visits made over last few months prior."

Research websites

Your first step is to find websites that are similar to yours. This can be done by searching your keyword(s) and finding websites that are ranking on the first page of Google, as well as in your local area.

For example, if you wanted to sell a website about dogs, you could search “dog training” and see what results show up on the first page of Google. You could also use Ahrefs or SimilarWeb to find out how many times those top pages were indexed by Google over the last two years (the “organic” traffic). If there's not enough organic traffic going through these results for you yet, then keep looking until you find something relevant!

Get in Contact

• Get in Contact

Once you have a website, the next step is to get in contact with people who might be interested in buying it. You can do this by using a lead generating tool, such as Google AdWords or Facebook Ads (which we'll talk about later). Or you could use your CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system for sales leads. A business development manager or email marketing software would work well for this purpose as well.

Sell the website to them

The process of selling a website is simple. First, you need to find a buyer. Then, you can negotiate the price and terms of sale with them. It's important that your buyer has enough money to buy the site from you and that they're willing to pay what it's worth—this will save you money in the long run if someone else tries selling your domain after learning about how much it costs on Upwork or Fiverr (for example).

If everything goes well during negotiations, then all that remains is paying off any outstanding balances using PayPal or another payment method!

Even non-developers can start making money selling websites.

Even non-developers can start making money selling websites. The process is simple:

• Find prospects by searching the Internet for websites that are for sale (or up for sale) in your local area. You can find these sites using Google's search engine, but if you use another method such as a paid service or app, it might take longer to find them all.

• Research the website owner and their goals for selling the site before contacting them about purchasing it from them. You'll have to ask lots of questions about what they want in return for selling their website, how much time/money they've put into developing it, etc., so make sure you know exactly what kind of person is behind this business before diving into any negotiations!

• Once there's an agreement between both parties involved—and assuming everything goes smoothly throughout every step of this process—you'll need someone else who knows how things work regarding selling websites online who could help close deals like this one together (or at least guide us along).

Conclusion

If you are not a developer, selling websites can be a great way to make money. There are many websites that need to be sold to generate income and they are very cheap.