Flippa is still worth checking out. When you list such a high-revenue site on Flippa you'll get taken through a different track than normal. They'll act more as brokers for you than just listing your auction (they'll contact the buyers on their list, etc).
Ask HN: Tips for selling a website/startup
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Re: Ask HN: Tips for selling a website/startup
#12Most small website sales happen on Flippa -- https://flippa.com/ If you're hoping for more than $100K or so, you might look into brokers or reach out directly to companies you think might be potential buyers.
Interesting, no - I'm not looking to get over $100k.
How much are you looking for?
Re: Ask HN: Tips for selling a website/startup
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've attempted to sell a product on Flippa before... Buyers are pretty skeptical especially about revenue and traffic. You generally need to have some proof of revenue and that it's continuing to generate income, leads and traffic prior to the sale. Trying to sell a product that's been offline for weeks is going to be an uphill battle unfortunately. On auction sites like Flippa for instance most of the buyers are SEO…
What was the outcome of your attempt then? Did you manage to sell?
Nope.