Hi, my name is Ben. I’m diving into the exciting world of digital assets, exploring crypto investing, learning as I go, and sharing what I know.

I've been looking into buying some social media accounts and came across two popular marketplaces: PlayerUp and AccsMarket. Anyone bought social media accounts from any of these? Here's what I can work out: PlayerUp - the "Worlds Leading Digital Accounts Marketplace": Pros: - Huge selection of accounts across tons of platforms - Active community with forums for discussion - Escrow system for safer transactions - Ability to negotiate prices with sellers Cons: - Interface feels a bit cluttered and outdated - Some categories have very few listings - Prices can be on the higher side AccsMarket: Pros: - Clean, modern interface that's easy to navigate - Detailed account specifications provided - Generally lower prices than PlayerUp - Instant delivery on many accounts Cons: - More limited selection of platforms/account types - No community features or ability to negotiate - Less transparency about individual sellers Overall, I PlayerUp looks to be better if you're looking for rare or specific accounts and want more flexibility. The community aspect is nice too. AccsMarket seems better for quick, straightforward purchases of common account types at lower prices. In terms of trustworthiness, both sites have been around for a while and seem reputable. PlayerUp's escrow system gives a bit more peace of mind, but I didn't have any issues with AccsMarket either.

Hey fellow e-commerce enthusiasts and Shopify aficionados! 👋 I've been diving deep into the world of successful online stores lately, trying to gather inspiration for my own venture. After hours of research, I realized that finding a good, comprehensive list of Shopify stores isn't as straightforward as I initially thought. So, I decided to compile my findings and ask for your input. Here's what I've discovered so far: 1. BuiltWith: This seems to be the holy grail of Shopify store databases. They boast an impressive collection of over 4.5 million Shopify stores. You can filter by country, which is super helpful if you're targeting specific markets. They also provide some basic stats about each store, giving you a quick overview of their online presence. 2. Myip.ms: While not as extensive as BuiltWith, this site offers a unique approach. It allows you to search for Shopify stores based on their visitor numbers. It's free to use, which is a plus, but it doesn't categorize the stores, so you might need to do some extra digging. 3. Google search: Sometimes, the old-school methods work best. Using the search operator "site:myshopify.com + [keyword]" can help you find stores in specific niches. It's time-consuming but can lead to some hidden gems. 4. Ecomm.Design: If you're looking for inspiration from high-quality Shopify stores, this site is a goldmine. They have a curated list of visually appealing and successful stores, complete with category filters. It's great for getting design ideas and seeing what works in different industries. 5. SimplyTrends: This platform claims to have information on about 1 million active Shopify stores. What sets it apart is its powerful search filters, allowing you to narrow down stores based on various criteria like traffic, revenue estimates, and more. 6. Shopify App Store: While not a direct list of stores, browsing through popular apps and checking their customer showcases can lead you to successful Shopify stores in various niches.

I’m now featuring all types of digital assets on Flippa (no longer just ‘websites’), and below are my thoughts on five listing, some of which were First Access which I unlocked using my Flippa Premium membership. You can get 3 months access for free using this link and bypass NDA approval. 💬 Social: 350K+ subscriber faceless Youtube channel in the crime investigation niche. Been running for 3 years and said to be averaging ~$50K/m, only asking for 0.9x annual profit at $600K - Listing URL 💻 Digital Agency: I really love the simplicity of this business which offers custom scraping of website data, as well as selling off the shelf datasets for popular search terms that sales staff and other marketing agencies will be typing into Google. The funnel is simply Google Ads into landing pages where you can either directly buy the list or request a custom service based off your needs. Operations/delivery is outsourced to freelancers, so the owner does not need to be technical. Averaging $7.6K/m, asking price $250K - Listing URL 💬 Social: 70K+ subscriber faceless Youtube channel that recaps news events. Been running for 3 years and said to be averaging ~$13K/m, at a 1.8x annual multiple for $300K - Listing URL ☁️ Software: Cloud-based SaaS platform for call centers founded in 2011 with global reach, cost-saving tech, and AI growth potential. It integrates voice, SMS, and chat services, serving clients primarily in the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia and the Philippines. $231K revenue in 2024 with a $72K profit, $1.5M asking price - Listing URL

In the spirit of Black Friday I’ve created three offers: 1) DFY Skool community for just $1K (50% off) at CommunityOperators.com - comes with KW research and first 20 posts indexed (parasite SEO) 2) DFY newsletter operations for just $500/m (33% off) at LetterOperators.com - includes free beehiiv setup 3) My Fractional CMO service at Patey.Marketing is currently 33% off - I have up to 2 days a week remaining, lock them in at the following rates: - 1 day per month - normally $3,500/m, BF rate $2,333/m - 2 days per month - normally $6,500/m, BF rate $4,333/m Also check out the Black Friday lifetime deals on Rockethub right now, here are my top picks: - SEO Pilot - AI Powered SEO Content Writer - alternative to Koala Writer - Inro - Instagram DM Marketing tool - alternative to ManyChat IG - Dewey - all-in-one bookmarks manager - alternative to Pocket - MySEOAuditor - generate leads with seo audits - alternative to WebsiteAuditor - Highlighted - track mentions in AI results - alternative to SEOMonitor