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Actual for You - Fraud Tips for Buying Web Sites
You've made an unusual discovery - there's not enough time left at the end of the day. The corollary, of course, is your list of important things to do never gets smaller. In any company, the CEO's to-do list has the potential to grow infinitely.What's a senior executive to do?This is not simply a personal problem. Your company's future depends on what you do next. As you drive your organization beyond its current plateau, you must change the way you relate to your work. There
Fraud Tip: Some sellers will sell PR0 domains and say "The site doesn't have PR yet." The truth is that these sites have often been banned by Google. You are better off to
Many business, non-profit, government agency and association managers, like the rest of us, want to kick our bad business habits and start the year 2006 anew.And for many managers, public relations may be a good place to prepare such a 2006 New Year’s Resolution. For example, it’s hard to ignore the fact that many business, non-profit, government agency and association managers harbor a single-minded preoccupation with simple communications tactics like press releases,
Revenue
When valuing a web site, revenue is king.
The standard method for valuing web sites is to take the monthly revenue and multiply it by another number to determine a fair value for the web site.
The number is called the multiplier. Sellers like multipliers of 36. Buyers like multipliers of 3. Most deals end up somewhere between those two extremes.
Fraud Tip: Be sure to look at revenue numbers over a year's time. Some sellers will have one good month or one good quarter and try to overprice their web sites based upon that. Don't buy a store thinking that every month is December.
PageRank
A web site with a PR6 main page is worth more than a web site with a PR5 home page.
Fraud Tip: PageRank is easy to spoof by using a 301 Redirect, waiting for a Google PR update, taking down the 301 Redirect, and then selling the web site before the next Google PR update. Be sure to examine the backlinks to a web site to ensure that it deserves its PageRank.
Fraud Tip: Some sellers will sell PR0 domains and say "The site doesn't have PR yet." The truth is that these sites have often been banned by Google. You are better off to
The word persuasion has a reputation it doesn’t deserve. Many people tend to associate it with advertising, propaganda or downright manipulation. On the contrary, in our interactions with others persuasion is one of the most useful tools at our disposal. Used ethically, it is at the very heart of healthy interpersonal relationships.After all, let’s look at the alternatives. If we define persuasion as the act of moving someone to a course of action, think about some of the other wa
The number is called the multiplier. Sellers like multipliers of 36. Buyers like multipliers of 3. Most deals end up somewhere between those two extremes.
Fraud Tip: Be sure to look at revenue numbers over a year's time. Some sellers will have one good month or one good quarter and try to overprice their web sites based upon that. Don't buy a store thinking that every month is December.
PageRank
A web site with a PR6 main page is worth more than a web site with a PR5 home page.
Fraud Tip: PageRank is easy to spoof by using a 301 Redirect, waiting for a Google PR update, taking down the 301 Redirect, and then selling the web site before the next Google PR update. Be sure to examine the backlinks to a web site to ensure that it deserves its PageRank.
Fraud Tip: Some sellers will sell PR0 domains and say "The site doesn't have PR yet." The truth is that these sites have often been banned by Google. You are better off to
A lot of people starting a home based business fail because they do not know how to market online, or they blow all their money trying to do pay per click or some other type of marketing. When I first started working online I did not pay for any of my traffic. All of my traffic was completely free. I relied on what is called article marketing.Article marketing did not cost me a penny, and it worked very well. It helped increase my sales in a matter of a few days. Now I
PageRank
A web site with a PR6 main page is worth more than a web site with a PR5 home page.
Fraud Tip: PageRank is easy to spoof by using a 301 Redirect, waiting for a Google PR update, taking down the 301 Redirect, and then selling the web site before the next Google PR update. Be sure to examine the backlinks to a web site to ensure that it deserves its PageRank.
Fraud Tip: Some sellers will sell PR0 domains and say "The site doesn't have PR yet." The truth is that these sites have often been banned by Google. You are better off to
Most good businesses receive new customer referrals automatically from their existing customer base; however this normally has limitations, as follows:• The flow of automatic referrals is unlikely to be adequate to build your business exponentially• Referrals emanating from the whole of your customer base does not provide targeted and highly qualified leads as only the best customers provide the best referralsTo overcome these limitations you need to proactively seek gr
Fraud Tip: PageRank is easy to spoof by using a 301 Redirect, waiting for a Google PR update, taking down the 301 Redirect, and then selling the web site before the next Google PR update. Be sure to examine the backlinks to a web site to ensure that it deserves its PageRank.
Fraud Tip: Some sellers will sell PR0 domains and say "The site doesn't have PR yet." The truth is that these sites have often been banned by Google. You are better off to
Electrical Safety Rogue Traders.There are many companies out there who do not carry out the testing correctly. They do not check the plugs or fuse ratings for appliances. All standard plug tops should be checked to ensure they are wired correctly, the terminals are secure, the fuse rating is correct and the general condition is ok. On moulded plugs the fuse rating should always be checked. On numerous occasions we have been called out to re-test another so called specialists work. Wh
Fraud Tip: Some sellers will sell PR0 domains and say "The site doesn't have PR yet." The truth is that these sites have often been banned by Google. You are better off to wait for the next Google PR update.
Fraud Tip: A seller may have a lot of their own links pointed to a domain, artificially inflating the PR. After the domain sale is completed, the seller will take down their links to the domain. Be sure to examine the backlinks to a web site to ensure that they are not all coming from the sellers other web sites.
Page Count
A web site with 5,000 pages is worth more than a web site with only 5 pages.
Fraud Tip: Don't listen to how many pages a seller says the web site has. Check with the search engines. Web pages that are not indexed by the search engine do not have much value. If the seller has web pages that aren't being indexed, there may be hidden problems with the web site.
Domain Name
A web site with a great domain name is worth more than a web site without one.
Fraud Tip: Make sure that the domain name does not have potential trademark violations. Don't buy "buying-and-selling-on-ebay.net" and wait for eBay to sue you. They will.
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