Small Business Ideas - 2K Week Domain Flipping?

[@geetslys]

The information you provide is invaluable. Thank you so much!

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thank you for watching!

[@jayroc5515]

Great video bro ,keep the small business ideas coming we appreciate the information

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thank you!

[@the_yungchubbz]

I never knew there were so many extensions! Thanks for the tips!

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks for visiting!

[@superkids-abhiramshruthi9138]

Domains names city name+doctors is good and highly selling area

[@thegigapreneur5335]

Thanks for the great info. I have tried flipping domains in the past. I seem to have a nak for finding what I think are great names but I have never been able to sell one or even get a offer. My question is how long should you hold onto a domain name before you just let it go back/laps? Thanks.

[@soundcapbeats]

You are bringing a ton of value my friend

[@waynesanders1406]

I am now the proud owner of FranchiseFun.com. I'm going to make millions one day.

[@candace27co]

Wayne Sanders 😂🤗

[@profitdotws9905]

i own Fentagon.com for whatever thats worth lol, the Fs gotta sell 1 day

[@thestreamreader]

Repost here when it sells and let us know what it goes for.

[@profitdotws9905]

@@thestreamreader ha nice, but the price isn't what matter its the margins that matter if your a domain investor with a portfolio, you can get all your domains at cost here with the dozens of new extensions being released from icann profit.ws/DCC

[@D.simplified]

@@profitdotws9905 I'm currently have shanghai688.com and skyhomesguide.com so i believe one day it would be sold good amount of dolls

[@speakbigtruth9383]

Great mentor video. I will pay you to make a step by step list on how to start selling leads ie. 1) find a domain, 2) set up the website. 3) make KZbin videos, 3) etc. Please help us

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Ill add to the list. Thank you.

[@peacemaker5920]

Hi Robert. Thank you for uploading these helpful videos for us who are taking our first steps toward being a franchisee. I was wondering if you could make a video about how to approach local restaurants/business who we really like their model and see a bright future with the way they operate, but maybe never thought to franchise! how to pitch and what info should be ask? also, how much franchise fee and ongoing royalty/advertising fees are reasonable for a brand new name to charge?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thank you! Let me see if I understand - you want to contact restaurants to see if they would like to franchise and then help them become a franchise? If so that would be a fairly straight forward campaign. Identify your ideal candidates by geo-targets and industry, create a promo-kit outlining the benefits of franchising, and start hammering away! Royalties vary - but often 6% with 1-2% ad fees. As a new franchise they often dont charge the National ad fee until they start a National ad campaign - so that would be written in the contract that eventually ad fees would be charged. Franchising in USA is highly regulated - a lot of work goes into franchising a company kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqG5k2Suq9JorLs and you will need lawyers, regulatory experts and there is a lot of competition!

[@peacemaker5920]

@@FranchiseCityOnline Robert, your reply was very informative. However, I'm sorry, for not being super clear. I meant how to approach them and ask them to consider me as a franchisee? I see some successful local businesses/restaurants who are not franchises (maybe 1 or 2 locations, company owned) and I want to become their franchisee. How to approach those situations? What data do I need from them and how much franchise fee and ongoing royalty/advertising fees are reasonable?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

@@peacemaker5920 Got it - thanks for the clarification. Unless the restaurant is already franchised it is unlikely they will franchise just for one person. It is illegal to just say "I am a franchise" and sell franchises. You need to register in many states individually, prepare an FDD, an operations manual, as well as update these documents with your lawyer every single year. That all costs money. Unless they sell multiple franchises they will likely lose money. Here is an overview of what is involved in franchising a business kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqG5k2Suq9JorLs You might be better proposing some sort of partnership - check with a local business lawyer to see your options. Or go the easy route - select one of the dozens of franchises that are already available!!

[@paulhaggisman3238]

This is absolute fire 🔥 Thank you so much

[@ainsleyharriott2209]

Detailed and highly informative, thank you very much

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks for visiting!

[@jl5727]

I am learning so much about business thanks to you. Thank you again.

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks for watching!

[@texastrustedoralsurgeon6830]

Robert, great ideas, this really makes me think...

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks WildBill!

[@ianmed8254]

no experience doing this but, a simple “dumb” question... when you sell the domain, how is the ownership of the domain transferred?

[@orderpk]

Best way to transfer a domain if through escrow. Escrow is safe and secure. The buyer puts the money in escrow while you need to initiate the domain transfer process from your registrar. Once the buyer receives your domain in his/her account, Escrow payment will be released to you. There are other ways as well but this is the best way if you dont know the buyer and just selling on internet to someone unknown.

[@pary8245]

I think the problem is the reselling. Most companies already have a website. Why should they buy mine?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Because you are awesome and you get out there and make things happen. Look at it this way - HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of domains are sold every year, regardless of if companies have websites. Also new companies are started every day. Also unique domains like laptop.repair are desirable for people in the industry, even if they have an existing domain (you can own multiple). Also speculators may buy your domain and hold, or flip. It's not easy, but people still make money flipping - why not you?

[@popbasketballtheii4397]

New businesses are always getting created?

[@capefox8321]

If your domain is "better" or more appropriate than the domain they are already using, they could still purchase your domain and REDIRECT it to their existing domain.

[@eckmann88]

I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on vending machines as a supplementary, mostly passive income source for someone who has a full-time day job. I have seen routes for sale in the $10-$30,000 range.

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Stay tuned next week~!

[@JimmyCee123]

Thank you. Wonderfully informative

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks for visiting!

[@businessguide6219]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful story!

[@hassanbazzi3545]

That’s crazy. I thought I have seen it all. Very informative. Thank you 🙏

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thank you!

[@pantherplatform]

I've been flipping for years. These pancakes are selling like hotcakes.

[@portcitytrading6923]

Panther Platform got telegram would love to network . You into crypto currency? I’m a expert and can bring value to table in that regards.

[@pantherplatform]

@@portcitytrading6923 No, but I am into buying and selling miners and power supplies and accessories.

[@candace27co]

Please help

[@imnajungshijamir7725]

@@pantherplatform bro if u are doing domain flipping can u please help me i am just a beginner in this field

[@williambaldwin9346]

@@portcitytrading6923 Are you still doing both?

[@supernerd7093]

a lot of companies have migrated from websites to using facebook /twitter etc and amazon for shopping carts...mark my words for many reasons that is going to change back to companies running their own websites and shopping carts. (as it should be)

[@supernerd7093]

@Plumo plumo if a company does not have a website or if it is a website full of clip art/stock photos I am not interested in dealing with them. also having a facebook page is lazy and unprofessional (and is so 2014)..forget about amazon as a store front.

[@richardsaupe]

I've just started buying domains... just need to sell some now... Great advice, just what I needed :)

[@JDC1995]

How did it went?

[@richardsaupe]

DJC G. lol 😂 still got over 500

[@bigflamarang]

@Franchise City Thanks Robert, very informative video! Was wondering, could do a breakdown on what it's like running a vending machine business? Lately I've been seeing a lot of recommendations in my KZbin feed for people who make a living off of that and I'd like to hear your thoughts on how good of a business opportunity it is. Thanks!

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Stay tuned next week! We have an interview with a successful vending route owner

[@williambaldwin9346]

I would guess a very basic IT/ Networking study program may help to teach you how the internet works, but not that much is required.

[@donaldwycoff4154]

I always enjoy your videos. For some reason I always want a nice, cold, Slug-o-Cola, after.

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Stackin' that Latinum baby!

[@user-lu6yg3vk9z]

Franchise City what is your number to ask question ? What is your name?

[@Alexander_Timonin]

I noticed that Fat2muscle logo has a trademark symbol, is it a necessity to trademark your new brand logo as well when attempting to on sell? Thanks in advance

[@motivationalmonday-]

Hello, thank you for these tons of information. You are really nice to share these. :) Just one question. City+occupancy domains; how you contact the professionals if they do not have a website yet? Fabebook ok, but what if they do not have FB also? :) Any recommendation for contacting them? Thank you :) 🙏

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks! Not sure I understand the question - are you seeking to find owners of existing domains? If so whois can help. If whois doesnt have their direct information (most are private now) it still has the registrar - you can contact them and explain you are trying to connect with the owner and ask if they could send your details. You can also try and google the domain sometimes that brings up data. Hope that was your question - if not let me know.

[@Sourpusscandy]

Sub’d your channel! Do you have any advice for automation? Doing this in batches, kind of thing?

[@shekhalam6735]

Excellent tutorial, thanks

[@Davidvrjsullivan]

Another question sorry.. how can we tell if we have a domain that could generate money via ads and click through while we wait to sell? Is there a website that we can register with?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Its almost impossible to still make money with parked domains unless you luck out. The easiest way to monetize is with Sedo. sedo.com/us/park-domains/ Myself personally I would opt to develop domains into websites/blogs etc. as you have more control over just waiting. Others may disagree.

[@grint3471]

Cool. Thank you.

[@aliasalias9768]

But you have to hold it for 2 months before selling

[@nizamuddina]

awesome vid

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Thanks for watching!

[@okbilly1]

do you recommend only registering .com, only domains, what about like. .com.au?

[@DamienMalakay]

i would probably start buying the other ones like .tv or .club etc... in the end it will be pretty popular

[@everything4352]

Can you please show it practically?

[@webglobeshan8507]

is this really profitable? I bought 3 domains with the keyword "float" from your advice and it's been 2 days and nobody's buying it. Can you help me?Can you give me some advice

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Is it profitable? Like any business most fail, some succeed, a very small minority earn a significant income. None of them did it in 2 days! First I would suggest understanding the amount of work and time it takes to make money in any venture. Much more than 2 days. Make more calls, send more emails, list on more forums and websites and after all that if no one buys the problem is likely the domains themselves (no demand, too long, not appealing etc) There are many pieces to a puzzle in any business, until you have them all in place (which takes time) the money doesnt come. This video was also made pre-covid so no idea how it has impacted those specific industries. Thx for the question.

[@connorodea9499]

exact match domains still make a huge difference with the new panda update... That is not true about exact match not making a difference. The Google "Panda" update makes SPAM content with exact match domains non-relevant... however, good quality content websites that have exact match domains ABSOLUTELY get a huge boost in rankings

[@jamarr27]

What if just came up with names and .com? I jumped head first into this without much thought because I'm stagnant alot. I wanted to try some names out to see if any will make moves. I didn't look for any niches I just came up with names off if the top of my head

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Im assuming u mean first/last name as most single names are gone. The problem with names is most web savvy people have already registered their own name - so the remaining ones could be people who dont care and are unlikely to pay a premium. Have never done that personally so that's a guess. You could try contacting the people to see if there is interest. I wouldnt buy too many though before testing the water. :-)

[@jamarr27]

@@FranchiseCityOnline i didnt use like a name of a person but more like fantasy names like ogres or vikings stuff like that because those names were available?

[@mjim1717]

Sirr.. new subscriber here.. Can u please do a video on BURGERIM franchising?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

No, they are an emerging brand we dont want to publicly raise any issues. Clients of our free services have access to all the data. Thanks for the comment.

[@avamaria8447]

Is there a charge for parking domains?

[@thisistheendpt2]

Just the yearly subscription. Depends where you register the domain.

[@Jellary09890]

I heard about go daddy when u type a hot domain and add it to your cart , then magically the next day is already bought buy somone else !!! Plz guys I want and answer bkz it happened to me so many times

[@Jellary09890]

@@SuicideByAlcohol yes it happened to me so many times

[@willclayton9909]

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[@eifty8970]

Great....

[@jugadtechnologies4171]

Would you help me sell my domain name?

[@conquered.kozmos1395]

Where can I find more information on this

[@profitdotws9905]

just research it, anyone can do it

[@Davidvrjsullivan]

I found out yesterday by godaddys appraisal tool that my domains i got just to start a business.. for ideas are valued at over £7000 for all!! Can we buy domains that are available like the guy did at Google.com even if you find out they have a website?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

There have been precedent court cases where people who registered existing business & trade names lost, and had to hand over the domain. The cost to take people to court is about $1700, so most companies will pay about that to buy the domain as it is easier. Google would have won the case if it had gone to court.

[@Davidvrjsullivan]

@@FranchiseCityOnline thank you and if you're short of funds to list domains individually on flippa, is there a cheaper way as I now have around 18 domains or is writing in blogs on reddit a good way to get in front of a person in that niche?

[@darotv5379]

I need someone who can help me with this please 🙌🙌 Can i buy i a domain in Namecheap .com (or any other domain website) and sell it or put it in auction in godaddy .com?? To make and auction for a domain i have to pay fees? or i can do it for free?? Also why there is places where you can buy domains for 2$ and others goes for 8$ or even 11$?? I need some answers ❤️❤️

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Yes you can list your domain for sale anywhere you like. Yes there are associated fees. Some registration companies give a discount on the first year of registration and your price will increase the following years. Once customers are in the system they typically stay and renew at full price. Like any other industry pricing will vary based on market strategy. Stay away from unknown registrars imo - keep your domains safe.

[@darotv5379]

Thank you for the answer!! I'm planning to buy domains in 1&1 Ionos, do you hear about them? is it good place?

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Yes - we use 1&1 - never had a problem

[@darotv5379]

@@FranchiseCityOnline I bought a domain on Monday from 1&1, i don't have it yet, still waiting :(

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

@@darotv5379 Not sure what you mean by "Don't have it yet" - once you pay you have immediate ownership and the ability to transfer it to your host of choice. It can take a day or so to associate the domain to new dns - but that has nothing to do with registrar.

[@stevenvanderheide6472]

panic rooms? do you mean escape rooms?😂

[@darotv5379]

Check your email please, I got a question and i can't write the comment here ( i don't know why )

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Got it, and will respond shortly!

[@darotv5379]

@@FranchiseCityOnline I need your answer!! 🙌🙌 ❤️❤️

[@demarcobennett9694]

👍

[@generalralph6291]

Haha they should make this illegal!