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January 20, 2007 at 1:11 am #723564
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Inactiveask Domique or Owldeath
January 20, 2007 at 8:07 pm #723635Anonymous
InactiveIf you consider your site(s) as a business, any simple business valuation would be accurate. Figure 2-2.5 times your yearly reveue. That gives a fair value.
Of course then you have to look at what you are selling. Just the site? The site plus open affiliate accounts? What are your SEO rankings? Are they improving? etc. etc.
I really don’t see how any of the automated valuation services could be the slightest bit correct.
January 20, 2007 at 8:36 pm #723638
biggygMemberThank you Webber for your input.The reason I want to sell off a few sites is it is becoming too much to handle just switching the banners on who takes usa and who dont and now the neteller stuff . And there is also a pr7 travel website we want to buy for xx,xxx so have to offload something .The tags are going to be staying with us but anything we are selling gets $400 – $1000 a month in link sales , some are PR6.
January 20, 2007 at 9:21 pm #723642Anonymous
Inactivereally depneds on the site specifics, i have a site that last week would prob of been worth $90k, and now might only be worth $10k because of current US gambling situation.
A normal valuation for websites is 9-15 months of Future Rev’s
BUT “Future Revs” means just that ! Past rev’s mean nothing.
So you have to be realistic of what a sites future revs will be giving the current situation and value it on that.just my 2 cents…
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