Comments on: Sell A Website – Your Millionaire Exit Plan

By: Jamie Northrup

Jamie Northrup — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 15:06:48 +0000

I agree with your comment above Michael, the best way to find help is to ask people you know, it’s the best way to find good talent and also it keeps them accountable. People who know people through people (wow that was weird) are far more likely to care about what you think of the job done since there’s a chance you will go back to the person who referred them.

By: Jamie Hudson

Jamie Hudson — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 00:19:38 +0000

Excellent Michael. We all need an exit plan, no matter what our business. And no matter what, we should never stick with one website. Myself, I’m just starting to build up my Internet Marketing blog just like IncomeDiary.

Then I have a network of over 100 websites. Slowly building up 100 Adsense sites, 100 Amazon sites, 100 CPA sites, 100 affiliate sites, 2 dozen authority sites and my own personal IM blog. Carefully planning my exit strategy as I go along. Thanks for the tips!

By: Business Forum

Business Forum — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 22:22:11 +0000

I run and own numerous businesses, and our main online project (which I have set up with another well known UK marketer) which helps other business owners and internet marketers has been set up with the intention of it building to be a valuable asset.

We have kept this separate to our names (i.e. a rich brandable domain) so that we build the brand rather than ourselves – which would make it harder to value and sell long run.

It is really important that people have a long term exit strategy in plan like you mention in this post. Often we set ourselves up in the beginning without looking at the long term objectives.

Great article like usual.

By: Sumon

Sumon — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 09:38:48 +0000

But is there any chance to find any worker on some TOP notch out sourcing companies like oDesk or so? On the other hand for new Bloggers how to get some new articles?

Thanks Indeed
Sumon

By: Leah Smithies

Leah Smithies — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 16:53:33 +0000

Not quite sure how you would think about an exit strategy when you get so wrapped up in building a business. I guess the exit should be part of the building. Thanks for the great post Michael, I always enjoy your work.

Leah 🙂

By: Mindaugas

Mindaugas — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 14:05:15 +0000

Gonna create one million exit plan right now for my site. Great post thanks a lot!

By: Matt Smith

Matt Smith — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 13:49:08 +0000

Hi Michael,

You are a true inspiration to people just starting out. Congrats on creating such great (and highly valuable!) sites that people love to visit.

I liked what you said about being lazy and overcoming it! I guess everyone falls into that trap, but anyone that wants to be successful needs to keep working at it and grow their business.

Cheers Michael 🙂

By: Bruce Cagle

Bruce Cagle — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 12:54:20 +0000

Congrats on the new found (and earned) wealth!

It reminds me of my uncle, a raspberry farmer from Oregon. In the end he was worth millions. Why? The land he farmed. And the income from it. And his simple life.

We build value into things or we spend our efforts on stuff. Sure money in the bank is good. But it is not the value of your network that is so important. It is what you know and how to build that network, that is the true value. Your true wealth. And someday you will be worth FAR more than a million.

Just found your site. Will be spending more time here. Anyone with the traffic you have is worth my time.

Thanks Michael,
Bruce