[Method] Give Away FREE Websites and Make More Than You Would Selling Them

[lito10]

Thank you so much

[elias8808]

Thanks friend i am designer graphic , you can share you web agency? Thanks

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You buy a new hosting for each client or one only hosting for All your clients?

[meghan14]

(05-12-2018 07:07 PM)Rockaby Wrote:  I have been using Tacos method with my own twist, and I've been able to get some good leads with the same, so I feel that I am able to answer all your questions with ease. Just a little something I can do, while our brother is attending to business. Correct me if I am wrong:

1. Who is responsible, and I imagine this is not a small responsibility, after all, it's somebody's actual business, for choosing the domain itself? You, or the client?
As a part of the contract, once the client has made the initial payment. I ask them to buy the domain and send them a small video that helps them buy it and give it to me. I am never responsible for the domain buying or the name selection, becuase its unnecessary to and fro communication with the client, that I can avoid. Makes my life much easier and I don't have any liability towards its maintenance and renewal.

2. If you, what if the client doesn't approve of you choice? Maybe they would rather have a different description of their site and business. So, how long do you invest in making or helping to make this choice?
After the payment is made I send a basic Client Questionnaire, that outlines some important things that the client needs to tell me like:
- Their top competitors according to them
- Selection of the templates that they liked from my collection
- Will they provide the images or I'll use Stock
- A little about themselves, their ideologies and their brand
- Their hi-resolution logo, if they have one. If not, we can make one for them. In the package they are given three logo options with 1 revision. They should send me samples of logos that they like.
- I try to get as much details from the client upfront and make it a point to tell him that I am not available all the time, so if he/she has questions, they should by all means make a list of it and send it to my email and ill address them.

3. Once the site is created and is running, what happens to the domain if the client, for one reason or another, bails out and stops making the monthly payments? Does it revert to them? If it does, now you have to figure out whether to 'push' the domain to their account with GoDaddy, or whomever, or to transfer it; I understand the procedure isn't the same for these two options.
If the client decides to cancel the subscription in mid way, then we retain the website he owns, along with all content and design (that's our Copyright, since it was part of a free giveaway) and we let him keep the domain. That helps us use the content for someone in the same industry, later.

I hope I was able to address your concerns. Have a good day!

(05-08-2018 07:02 PM)jorgemv Wrote:  Tacos, first of all, many thanks for your generosity in sharing your secrets with regards to this specific business with the rest of us. I'm not sure whether you will be back any time soon to read the latest posts, but if you are, would you please address a few questions that I have about this opportunity?

I'll have you know, this isn't the first time that I've been determined to get involved with giving away sites as a way of realizing some income; some four years ago, at least, there was a share here, where else, about this same topic that got my attention, just as your share has right now, but not being able to figure out some ins and outs, I let it pass by; but, it's always been in the back of my mind all this time.

So, without further ado, here's where I got stuck then, and I'm afraid I'm stumped now. How do you handle the domain?

What I mean is:

1. Who is responsible, and I imagine this is not a small responsibility, after all, it's somebody's actual business, for choosing the domain itself? You, or the client?
2. If you, what if the client doesn't approve of you choice? Maybe they would rather have a different description of their site and business. So, how long do you invest in making or helping to make this choice?
3. Once the site is created and is running, what happens to the domain if the client, for one reason or another, bails out and stops making the monthly payments? Does it revert to them? If it does, now you have to figure out whether to 'push' the domain to their account with GoDaddy, or whomever, or to transfer it; I understand the procedure isn't the same for these two options.

My apologies for the number of questions, but right now, these concerns, and for some reason after reading the posts here, I'm the only one who considers this a problem, are what's holding me back. I'm working on creating a site, and I have numerous domain possibilities for it that I'm considering; I have even come to an agreement with an outsourcer who appears to be a Divi expert, to be the one to create the sites as my partner. Drag and drop WP builders give me the willies, to say the least. I lack any measurable web design abilities; obviously, you do not. My idea is to concentrate on marketing and promotion, while my partner makes the sites.

If you could fill me in on how you deal with the domains for your clients, I would be quite grateful. One way or another, many thanks for what you have shared thus far!

Hi. Thanks for your contribution.
my question is:What form of hosting package do you use?
Do you purchase hosting individually or use same hosting package for all your websites?

Thanks

[tarantula]

I think you buy a reseller hosting and create cpanels for each client or probably using whmcs , it would be great

[cycero]

Hello, valuable discussion here!

I am also interested in finding out more about the type of hosting package used for each client site.

Thanks guys!

[cycero]

Hello, what a valuable discussion!

I am also interested in finding out more about the type of hosting package that is used for each client website.

Thanks guys!

[tacos4san]

I apologize to everyone for the delays. Relocating proved to be a bigger task than I had imagined. I've had to make sure that I got everything back in tip top shape before rolling the course/s out to you guys. Primarily because I have to make sure that my family is taken care of first and foremost. Then I also have to make sure that all my local (local to my former location) clients under current contract aren't being neglected or feeling abandoned with my relocation. And lastly, if my own operation isn't running like a well oiled machine, then I have no business publishing something to tell you guys, "Do what I do!"

I've just about got everything back to where it was before I bought this place and moved. I'll be launching soon. I also promise that I'll go back through the last few pages of this thread within the next day or two to address any comments or questions that came up in my black hat absence.

I'm still here. Thanks guys.

[elias8808]

I would like to create my own agency with your method, I want to buy your bso, is it ready?

[tacos4san]

No, but I might open it up early as a beta to a few early adopters if they are interested. They should probably send me a PM if they are.

[Rezik]

Sent you a pm Taco, glad you are back :)