www.sneakerobsession.com ...Has been online for about 5months now, PR2, apx. 2,200+ links pointing to posts on the blog and ranked 449,980 with Alexa. Only about 350+ posts at the monent. If i decided to sell it would also be sold with a Myspace profile with over 10,000 friends if that adds to the value of it at all lol... any numbers u wanna throw out...
I know someone's gonna ask... What is the income per month, the sources of income? How many visitors per month and where do they come from? To give an appraisal on a developed site, we need those figures. Good domain name, though. I can think of a few individuals with that obsession.
Income per month is slowly raising as the site is begining to get more and more traffic...Last month i made a total of 160 on Adsense...This month (so far) i am on schedule to pass that 160 mark by almost 40 dollars....Of course this could be better or worse for somebody depending on how they set up the site.... traffic...this is for the month of January so far... 18,477 Visits 15,025 Absolute Unique Visitors 59,155 Pageviews 77.00% New Visits This is for the whole month of December so u can see how its growing month by month.. 20,216 Visits 16,567 Absolute Unique Visitors 60,179 Pageviews I am also just finding out the advantage of tagging my photos properly to help in google images, so once again the site is getting more and more traffic as i continue to improve its settings...
oh yea and this is where traffic is coming from for this month alone... # Search Engines 7,045 (38.13%) # Referring Sites 6,939 (37.55%) # Direct Traffic 4,472 (24.20%) # Other 21 (0.11%)
come on, i gave my stats and everything....still nothing? Im interested to know what it may be worth now cause i wanna compare that to what its worth sometime down the line when i ask again..
I like the name alot, a bit too long but it is very memorable. I would say, take that blog off and partner up with a sneaker supplier, start up a store and really make money! You would really make a killing with this many people interested in shoes. But if not, just multiply your current monthly earnings times 10 or 12 months depending on how fast the earnings rise every month.
i dont think ill be parterning up with a sneaker supplier anytime soon...thanks for the comment though