Need Advice. Want to sell my website, earning min. $100/month from adsense

[yoliferdi]

I want to sell my website that consistently make at least $100/month from Adsense. I want to sell it at least $2500. What do you think about that? Is this to expensive?

The traffic to my site only a few thousands per month but the CTR more than 10%, that's why my adsense income more than $100/month. This earning is automatic, I just sit and watch my site earn money for me. I want to sell it because I need fast money.

Any opinion?

[Gavenecko]

It depends on the quality of the site. Does it have great content or is it so so? How old is the domain? How much traffic does it receive? All of these are really important factors when setting a price for the site you are selling.

[Zeus66]

$2500 for a site earning $100/month is steep. I doubt you'll get a taker at that price. It's been awhile since I sold one, but the "going rate" used to be 6-12 months of earnings.

But as the reply above me states, an older domain, good traffic, and solid content will drive the price up. Still, I think you're better off thinking in terms of hundreds, not thousands. Someone who is currently selling sites will correct me if that's "old" thinking.

John

[yoliferdi]

One of my friend sold a blog with earning $60/month from adsense for $2000. My site earn better and automatic. No need update. This website made $2500 in 9 month (average $277/month).

[internetmarketer99]

Originally Posted by yoliferdi

I want to sell my website that consistently make at least $100/month from Adsense. I want to sell it at least $2500. What do you think about that? Is this to expensive?

The traffic to my site only a few thousands per month but the CTR more than 10%, that's why my adsense income more than $100/month. This earning is automatic, I just sit and watch my site earn money for me. I want to sell it because I need fast money.

Any opinion?

You won't get anything near that.

If you have all your ducks in a row, and can show earnings of $100/mo. for more than 6 months, you might get 10-12 times monthly on a long auction.

Less than 6 months stable earnings and you're looking at 4-6 times earnings.

Mark

[internetmarketer99]

Originally Posted by yoliferdi

One of my friend sold a blog with earning $60/month from adsense for $2000. My site earn better and automatic. No need update. This website made $2500 in 9 month (average $277/month).

Which website made $2500 in 9 months? If it was your friends, than that would justify $2000. But $60/month isn $2500 in 9 months.

Are you referring to the blog in your signature on your original post?

Mark

[yoliferdi]

Thank you for your advices warriors. The best of all is Just Do It. Am I right?

I'll try to find the best price and sell it ASAP. Thank you all.

[internetmarketer99]

Originally Posted by mohammad111

I don't have an experience in selling websites but if your site consists of lots of quality content then you can be sure it will sell for good money.

As nice as that would be and as good as it sounds, that isn't how it works, Mohammad.

In the under-$100k-world, sites sell for a multiple of their revenues. 4-6x monthly at the low end, possibly as high as 18-24x best-case at the high end.

Lots of great content, no revenues, very little worth. Not none, but not much.

Mark

[yoliferdi]

Originally Posted by internetmarketer99

Which website made $2500 in 9 months? If it was your friends, than that would justify $2000. But $60/month isn $2500 in 9 months.

Are you referring to the blog in your signature on your original post?

Mark

No Mark. The website on my signature is not the website I want to sell because that's new website. I have another website.

[Ken Durham]

Well, going by what I have seen adsense paying out latley, $100 in adsense would require quite a bit of traffic. Perhaps Adsense is the incorrect use of the site to monetize it?

Why don't you tell us the site yoli?

[yoliferdi]

Originally Posted by HomeComputerGames

Well, going by what I have seen adsense paying out latley, $100 in adsense would require quite a bit of traffic. Perhaps Adsense is the incorrect use of the site to monetize it?
What if you have a site that you don't advertise on yet have good traffic?

Why don't you tell us the site yoli?

My website is ugly and the targeted traffic not from search engine. I won't tell my website here. Sorry bro.

[edhan]

Nine months old is still a bit new. I do not think it will be able to fetch this price. Unless you have got solid quality content that can substain the adsense otherwise it will be unlikely to be considered for that price.

Best of luck to your search for the best price.

[Sheryl Polomka]

I would think perhaps 10x the monthly income - if you have made that monthly income consistently for a few months. You might get around $1000 for it. It's not impossible to get more, it also depends on who is looking to buy at the time you advertise. I have sold a brand new site with no traffic for $1000 in the past, so anything is possible. Realistically though I would think you'd fetch closer to $1000 than $2500.