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    How do you determine the sale price of the website?
     
    UnEmployedAfterSchool, Jun 30, 2006 IP
  2. collegebarscene

    collegebarscene Peon

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    #2
    How much traffic you get, the domain name, whether or not the site has room for growth...
     
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  3. Tyler Banfield

    Tyler Banfield Well-Known Member

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    Pagerank, how developed the site is...
     
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    ForgottenCreature Notable Member

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    1. how old the site is.
    2. revenue.
     
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  5. Roman

    Roman Buffalo Tamer™

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    #5
    A lot of times a site is sold at 12 - 18X sustained monthly earnings and this is a good guideline but there are many other factors that can change the value such as growth potential, as mentioned, domain name, age of site, extension, etc., can all have an effect on the price.
     
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  6. DarrenC

    DarrenC Peon

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    Sorry, but was has this to do with Google? :)
     
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  7. Roman

    Roman Buffalo Tamer™

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    :) didn't even notice, but your post is going to look funny once this thread is moved;)
     
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    SiteExpress Well-Known Member

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    #8
    I have found that a HUGE factor in what a site is worth is the amount of work a person has to put into running it. It seems that most people are not willing to actually "Work" for the revenue of a site. Most want sites that they can just put up and let the money roll in.
     
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  9. homeloans1

    homeloans1 Peon

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    Let people bid, the right price is what buyers would pay.
     
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    petertdavis Notable Member

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    #10
    Are you buying or selling? ;)
     
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    daboss Guest

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    #11
    same thoughts as homeloans1...

    many members would go for a revenue multiple but there is really a lot more to it than that...
     
    daboss, Jun 30, 2006 IP