Figured this might interest someone in here: https://www.threads.net/@perry.belcher/post/C_1wavEh0No?xmt

Another week, another new category launch by Flippa! It really feels like it has a marketplace lead now and is doubling down. Would you consider digital agencies digital assets? Have been thinking about adding them as a category here. --- Below are the top agencies listed on Flippa: DEAL 1: Leading Ecommerce Growth Marketing Agency This digital growth marketing agency specializing in beauty, apparel, pets, and kids niches drives $100K+ in monthly revenue and maintains ongoing clientele. - Monthly profit: $15,425 - TTM Revenue: $1,202,173 - Business age: 6 years Listing URL DEAL 2: Finance Content Marketing Agency This established content marketing agency which helps finance brands build authority and social proof has generated a TTM revenue of $394K. - Monthly profit: $15,500 - Average contract value: $4,000 - Business age: 7 years Listing URL DEAL 3: Lead Generation Agency This agency helps financial advisors by generating leads in areas including mortgages, life insurance, and pensions. - Monthly profit: $5,928 - Profit margin: 44% - Business age: 7 years Listing URL DEAL 4: Amazon FBA International Expansion Agency This agency which helps Amazon FBA businesses expand into Japan has experienced continuous year-over-year growth in revenue and maintains clients who have worked with the agency for 2+ years. - Monthly profit: $4,442 - MRR: $4000 - Business age: 3 years Listing URL

Really liking this new (to me at least) platform by Ross Gerson (ex Empire Flippers) currently in beta https://acquiringdigital.com/ - it aggregates listings from all the top brokers/marketplaces and totals up the amount of deals, almost four billion dollars! What do we think the blended average sales commission is for the industry now, 8-10%? That makes over $300M in commissions to be sold/won right now!

Forgot I owned this domain, now contemplating selling it to fund some larger domain purchases for my other project(s). Curious to hear what you think as to the value.

Google parasited (not a word but should be) your niche sites, now post HCU it's time to parasite back. If Reddit is getting your traffic, start ranking on Reddit. Linkedin showing up in your B2B play? Great go leverage it. And if you're sneaky enough, you can send high quality backlinks back to your site whilst you're at it. Charles Floate recently launched Parasite SEO and I've been playing with it - you type in a keyword and its AI shows how competitive the SERPs are for a parasite play, and how many free and paid opportunities there are along with the webmaster contact details. I forgot I used to do this manually over 10 years ago when was getting links for SEO clients and trying to rank medium publications. Finally there's a better solution. Check it out