Australian domain and web site aftermarket, Flippa, has announced a vast improvement in the method of creating “for sale” listings.
The new process, announced earlier tonight – or today, if you live Down Under – at the Flippa.com blog, introduces a progress indicator.
Under the new process, a seller would first enter the URL of the domain or web site which would create a listing for them.
At that point, the progress indicator would be at 0% as several steps would need to be completed.
The draft listing would be invisible to any others, until all the tasks are complete and the progress indicator reaches 100% 🙂
Such steps include:
- Verify your ownership of the site
- Enter basic listing settings
- Set bidding options
- Set site age
- Enter description
- Enter traffic details
- Enter revenue details
Using this process, the draft listing would be easier to maintain and it can be created over several login sessions, if needed, before it goes live.
Definitely a big improvement by Flippa, that during the past week celebrated totaling $50 million in sales since inception!
totaling $50 million in sales since inception!…—cool, they can donate all to the Queensland flood
I don’t use flippa, are they good?