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Find an Undervalued Web Site. Fix It Up. Flip It.

nytimes.com — A wave of entrepreneurs are using free software to buy niche Web sites and fix them up with the hope of reselling them.

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  • prosperityone, on 07/29/2008, -0/+1It's harder than one thinks!

    Corey
    The Search Agency
  • Coolaborations, on 07/29/2008, -1/+1It's unfortunate that the author of the article totally botched the distinction between a web site and a website -- you can build a website, but you *CANNOT* build a web site (the "web site" is simply the address / location *where* you can build a website). Even some people in the "online media" industry are unclear about this -- but it's still sad, because therefore many people are mislead to believe that the value of a good domain name (like "weather" or "news" or "hotels") might have something to do with website development (which is, plain & simple: false).

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