What Makes a Website Actually Sellable
Plenty of profitable sites are hard to sell — and some modest ones sell easily. The difference comes down to a few traits buyers can trust and take over.
Kewei Lin is the founder of FlipWeb and a long-time operator in digital assets — websites, domains, e-commerce and online business brokerage. He writes about how online businesses are built, valued and transferred, and oversees editorial standards across the site.
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