To sell your website domain and Google Ads account on Flippa, follow these steps:
1. Prepare Your Website
- Evaluate Your Website: Assess its value based on traffic, revenue, and niche.
- Gather Documentation: Prepare financial statements, traffic reports, and any other relevant data.
2. Create a Flippa Account
- Sign Up: Create an account on Flippa if you don’t have one.
3. List Your Website
- Create Listing: Click “Sell Now” and enter your domain.
- Fill Details: Provide information about your website’s performance, monetization, and growth potential.
- Set Pricing: Choose between auction or a fixed price and set your reserve price.
4. Connect Accounts
- Google Analytics: Link your Google Analytics account for traffic verification.
- Google Ads: Include details about your Google Ads account and its performance.
5. Market Your Listing
- Engage with Buyers: Respond to inquiries and provide additional information as needed.
6. Finalize the Sale
- Accept Offer: Negotiate and accept a suitable offer.
- Complete Transfer: Use Flippa’s escrow service for secure payment and transfer the domain and accounts.
For detailed guidance, refer to Flippa’s selling guide.
Once you’ve finalized a sale on Flippa and it’s time to transfer your domain, hosting, and Google Ads account, follow these steps:
1. Transfer Domain
- Unlock Domain: Unlock the domain from your registrar and obtain the transfer authorization code.
- Initiate Transfer: Provide the buyer with the authorization code and initiate the domain transfer to their registrar.
2. Transfer Hosting
- Backup Data: Backup your website files and databases.
- Provide Access: Transfer the hosting account credentials to the buyer or assist them in migrating the site to their hosting.
3. Transfer Google Ads Account
- Create User Access: Add the buyer’s email as an admin in the Google Ads account settings.
- Remove Yourself: Once the buyer accepts, remove your access.
4. Secure Transactions
- Escrow Service: Use Flippa’s escrow service to ensure secure payment before completing transfers.