I need to if the website value botton in smartpagerank shows real value of website?

Discussion in 'Directories' started by digitalduke, Oct 4, 2007.

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    HI guys

    Does Smartpagerank shows the Real value of website? If yes, where to sell it? if no, on what basis does smartpagerank shows this results?

    Thanks for your time
     
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    SasaVtec Notable Member

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    no automated tool or a script can show you the real value of your site, if you want ask a few people in the market place about your site and see what they price it, then you sell it by what you think is fair
     
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    Razvan Well-Known Member

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    Those tools are a useless. According to those scripts, I should be a millionaire by now.
     
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    pipes Prominent Member

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    My blogs and sites are worth a total of about 1.5 million according to those value sites. :)

    I wish, lol
     
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    mikey1090 Moderator Staff

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    How is this relevant to directories?

    Sell your sites at sirepoint marketplace or DP BST forum. These tools measure irrelavant data like PR/indexed pages/alexa rank. I think they are only useful for checking a site, not finding its value.

    Sell sites based on their assets. Domain/design/content/intangible assets like branding, returning customers.

    Then consider the sites profit and come to a thought about how soon a potential buyer could recover what they spent on the purchase.
     
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    MeetHere Prominent Member

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    Auctions are always better than fixed price.
    You can set smarpagerank price as a BIN price ... no tools are reliable tough.
     
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    As some have said there are many variables, in the real world, a business is mostly valued on net return and or turnover then a multiplier added.

    I dont see a direcory much different, your gross or incoming may be say ( ex only ) $10 K, and your operating costs may be say $ 5K after everything is done. leaving a $ 5K return this may have a mutlipler based on say 2 years so the asking price would be $10K ( the mutiplier can vary and would depend on the current business, is it a fire sale, where is the market going, what potential is there for growth )

    From what i have seen so far there are some common factors that play a part in directories, they a views PM ( if you look at the current 3.5M job it is very similar in VPM at around 3 M

    Also I see submission $ as a factor and have seen average months subscription X 10 ( but have no idea why this is used ) in that your subscription $ may be high but if operating costs are also high the effective value must be lower and is where net profit comes back to the main factor

    I currently work where we turn over .5 - 1 million $ a week, this sounds good but the operationg costs to attain that are high, so a business turning over say 300 K - 600 K but with lower operating costs may be worth more to an investor as it has a better net or return on your $
     
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