26. Scale or Fail: An Entrepreneur’s Dilemma
25. Invest in Websites and Buy a Job?
24. The Venture Capital Approach
23. The 3 Real Risks in Website Investing
22. Now You’re an Entrepreneur!
21. The Investment Case for High Ticket Drop Shipping Sites
20. Best Online Business Models – 6 Models Compared
19. Online Business Models: An Evaluation Framework
18. Do You Know SEO?
17. At Your Service: How to Keep Your Customers Coming Back For More
16. The Essential Elements of Ecommerce Evaluations
15. Addressing Buyer Doubt and Closing More Sales
12. Creating a Small Business Financial Blueprint
11. Considerations When Buying An Existing Business
10. The Benefits and Challenges of Managing A Remote Workforce
08. So, You Just Bought Your First Ecommerce Store. Now What?
07. Why You Should Focus on Physical Goods Ecommerce
06. How (and Where) to Find Attractive Investment Properties
05. Don’t Buy a Website in 2019…Unless
04. How to Know When You’re Ready to Take The Plunge
03. Finding Your “Why” for Becoming a Website Investor
02. Why Established Websites are the Most Attractive Investable Asset Class
01. Lessons I’ve Learned While Becoming A Professional Website Investor
Episode 02:
Why Established Websites are the Most Attractive Investable Asset Class
Investing thousands of dollars in acquiring a website can be a scary proposition. You might think you don’t have the technical knowledge to manage or grow the site, or you might be worried about losing your investment.
In truth, most of those concerns are overblown and misguided. As long as you have the drive and discipline to develop a plan and consistently execute on that vision, it is unlikely that you’ll find yourself writing off a total loss.
In fact, it’s MORE likely that you generate outsized returns – when compared to the public market – thanks to your hard work.
On this episode you’ll hear:
- The merits and flaw of traditional asset classes and alternative options available in the modern economy
- Why established websites are the most attractive asset class available today and how we define “established”
- The different kinds of revenue-generating sites out there, and which category we recommend
- What makes professional website investing an attractive option and who is a good fit for this line of work
Why Established Websites are the Most Attractive Investable Asset Class
Episode 01:
Lessons I’ve Learned While Becoming A Professional Website Investor
Most people take their life savings and put it in traditional financial vehicles like 401(k)’s, IRAs, or investment portfolios. That’s all well and good, but for most investors the returns they can expect to see from playing the market have a pretty modest ceiling.
Contrast that with the unlimited earning potential that comes with the new economy of Ecommerce, and you’ll see why more and more people are researching how to start a business rather than how to find a portfolio manager.
Now, professional website investing isn’t for everyone, which is why we had this discussion about the realities of entrepreneurship and some of the hard lessons I’ve learned along the way.
On this episode, you’ll hear:
- The limitations of traditional asset classes and some of the more attractive alternatives that exist
- Why most career professionals should focus on buying an established website rather than trying to build their own
- The different categories of revenue-generating sites that exist, and which one you should focus your attention on
- What it takes to be a successful website investor
- Where you should go to take the first step if you’re interested
Lessons I’ve Learned While Becoming A Professional Website Investor
