FlipFilter News

New Tools added for FlipFilter Users

by justin

This week we’ve added three new modules for users, and I hope it will not only save you time in doing your research, but also save you money. Under the tools menu after you login, you will now have access to SEM Rush Pro Reports, Estibot Domain Appraisals and a Website Auction Archive. The idea [...]

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FlipFilter V2 Preview | Aged Domains, High Value Sites and a heap of bug fixes

by justin

Over the last few months I’ve been working on FlipFilter V2 (due January 2011) which builds on the idea of FlipFilter, but implements some pretty useful features to provide more of an overall experience in building an online portfolio.

This post runs through the main updates and additions, including the new Aged Domains and High Value Brokered Sites section and a mixed bag of new modules.

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FlipFilter – Back online and ready to Rumble!

by justin

After being offline for many (painful) weeks, FlipFilter.com is back and ready to continue where we left off. On the surface, not much has changed but there are a few critical software updates and support for new marketplaces coming on board shortly.

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Bad News Comes in Fives

by justin

We have an expression in the UK that ‘bad news comes in threes’; lately, I’ve been finding that bad news seems to travel in fives and possibly sixes! Depending on where you are in the world, you’ll have noticed that access to the application has been suspended for a few weeks now. This is due [...]

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Undervalued sites by Email, Blog Launch and Stats on Everything

by justin

After three months, we’re finally coming out of beta! Our full roll-out is going to be done in stages over the next week. This article explains what new things you can do and our future plans for the application.

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Beta App Live, new Site Valuation Tool and How to Correctly Value a Website

by admin

Site Valuations as they currently exist are seriously flawed, if you simply want to know how you should be paying for a site, or how much your site is likely to fetch at an auction.

Whilst more advanced analysis is a must for larger transactions, we needed a simple, practical way of seeing how much a lower value site is likely to sell for at auction – we think we’ve created one.

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Damn those Flippin Tags!

by admin

We’ve spent the best part of this entire week on just one, seemingly miniscule problem – how to handle the problem of categorising the sites for sale our application lists.

Some marketplaces have categories; they’re on our Xmas gift list. Others have no categories at all. One, allows users to tag their own listings with a variety of weird, wonderful and quite often made up descriptive tags.

Here’s how we handle the fallout…

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