Value of websites?

[J2icharcI]

How do you even put a value on your website? Is it just based on how much revenue a month you make off your website/

Are there any websites out there who actually determine how much your site is worth?

[bobbytoat]

yes there are, but not really accurate

[The University Kid]

A general rule is you take the monthly revenue and multiply it by ten. This can change, depending on the consistency of the website's earnings, how those earnings are coming in, things like Pagerank, RSS subscribers etc

[Bloggeries]

Also factor in traffic sources, quality of traffic, quantity of traffic, backlinks etc...

[Skolor]

10 months? I was looking into this a while ago, and I've heard everything from 10 months revenue to 18 months, but that seemed like a very high figure.

[TFGBlog.com]

Originally Posted by The University Kid

A general rule is you take the monthly revenue and multiply it by ten. This can change, depending on the consistency of the website's earnings, how those earnings are coming in, things like Pagerank, RSS subscribers etc

Are you sure about the 10 times the monthly revenue? My blog is online since one month soon and I earned around $70 but I don't think I can sell it for $700... Am I wrong?

[The University Kid]

If the numbers are not consistant (in your case, they've only been up a month), you have less chance of getting 10x. Then again, I've seen sites with $50/month in revenue going for a couple thousand, so it depends on a lot of things

[WhoJayBe]

Originally Posted by The University Kid

If the numbers are not consistant (in your case, they've only been up a month), you have less chance of getting 10x. Then again, I've seen sites with $50/month in revenue going for a couple thousand, so it depends on a lot of things

It also depends on how popular the domain name is too, the backlinks, how well indexed it is in the search engines, keywords, etc...

[TFGBlog.com]

Yea it's normal. Anyway I'm still at the beginning of my journey

[sukosaki]

domain name is a huge plus in whether it sells for more than it makes.