Want to sell my site, but what is it worth?

Hold it until you generate some income.
In the mean time, go to Flippa and look for sites like
yours and evaluate selling prices.

Meharis

Flippa has its own valuation tool, you can try using it...
https://flippa.com/valuation
Hope that helps
Art

As it's only a month old, not much. There's no way to value something with no age, income or sustainable traffic - but it's likely you would get $100-200 on Flippa. It's far too small for brokers but would also be suitable on some other marketplaces out there like DigitalPoint (which is free to list).

one ques here - How you able to get this far within 1month?? You getting 200+ Unique visitors... then 1K quality backlinks!!

guys help me then... I have my own website.... but not even near compare with yours

$200 at the very most - get a few months income under your belt then you can get 10-12 times the monthly net.

Don't want to be harsh, but...

As an much more experienced buyer than average Joe, I would skip that offer pretty fast. In fact, I wouldn't pay more than $100 for that.

The only thing that RIGHT now matters is that your site is PR3 and gets some amount of traffic.

However, I'm a bit confused. You mentioned that your site is 1 month old. How come does it have PR3 then? Did you bought expired domain since there hasn't been a PR update since Jan 2013.

1k quality backlinks during 1 month? Let me laugh, they ain't quality... They are most likely made through auto softwares like magic submitter, senukex and other similar fiverr "crap".

I'm not going to predict a long journey for your site in Google, but it might do well in Bing/Yahoo.

Hope that helps.

I would suggest monetize, let it generate some income. Here is the formula how you should price your website:

Money it generate every month multiplied by at least 6.

Yeah, sites without income generally don't sell for very much, if at all. Also, people tend to like the older, more established sites, so 1 month isn't much. I agree with online only, there are too many backlinks? How did you manage to get 1k in only a month? That's about 33 a day! Quality backlinks take time.

It's only a month old and has low traffic and no revenue, so I wouldn't expect more than a couple of hundred at most minus the Flippa listing fees if you go with Flippa.

I guess if you want to sell it now, people might need more information about your site, such as the appearance(paid theme? paid plugins?), or content quality (which you didn't mention how many article are unique), and the keyword you targeted...............

Actually, I've sold several sites like this for anywhere from $200-$2300.00. It all depends on how you present the site. The fact that you have 50 unique articles that are quality content and a brandable domain name is excellent. Different people will see value in different things.

For example, the articles alone could have significant value, depending on the quality and word count. Most people would pay $10.00 on up for a 500-1000 word article. That would make the articles alone worth $500.00!

On the other hand, some people may only be interested in the domain. You just never know.

Explain in your description (I call it your "sales copy area") why you're selling. A lot of people are suspicious, and rightfully so. Just be honest. It makes you look more like a real human being by sharing things that others can relate to.

Next, explain that the domain is brandable and tell people what you've done so far to build that brand. That's as simple as sharing how you got your traffic, built up your social media sites, etc. Make sure you explain that ALL of those things are included in the auction!

Do you have a Facebook fan page? If not, you can get one done for $5.00 at Fiverr.com. You can also get a Twitter page, professional looking header for the blog and more all for $5.00. Any or all of those things can raise the perceived value of your auction. If you're using a free Wordpress template simply adding a unique header image would allow you to say that the template is unique too, right?

Important: Always supply your own image for headers and banners you have made so you know where they came from. You don't want someone to violate copyright by stealing someone else work.

Next, explain exactly what you'd do if you were going to keep the site. Give people an idea of what they'll need to do in order to build on the foundation you've built. Explain that the steps you're taking are obviously proven (because of your current traffic) AND that they'd work with most other sites as well.

Share your traffic stats. Google Analytics is best, but at least share your Awstats so you can back up your claims. Personally, I'd make a short video for this. Screenshots aren't as trustworthy.

Tell people what you'd recommend for affiliate programs. List 5-7 programs and explain the benefits of each one. This is another important piece of the roadmap.

Offer bonuses! I always offer at least three. These can be Wordpress plugins or a premium template that you have developer's rights to (if the site is built on it), additional unique articles, PLR articles, "done for you" keyword research, related unique or PLR reports that you have rights to for list building, free hosting for 30 days, free ongoing support for 90 days by email or Skype, etc, etc, etc. You can also offer other "dormant" sites or domains that you haven't been able to make profitable, haven't gotten around to using or have tried to auction before but they wouldn't sell as a stand alone offer. I've gotten rid of several dud sites and unused domains this way. Rather than just letting them expire, use them as a bonus!

I could go on and on, but I don't want a flood of new auctions showing up using my methods. My point is that if you're trying to SELL something, SELL it!

You need to list every benefit you can think of in your description. Break them up into short paragraphs where they're very clear and easy to read, just like a sales letter. Use sub-heads.

Finally, don't listen to the the naysayers. Just because some people wouldn't buy it doesn't mean that someONE else won't. You only need ONE person. Let the market decide.

Good luck!

I wouldn't likely ever spend too much money on a website that was only a month old. If I was to ever buy a website on Flippa again I would want it to be at least a year or two old.

Make some money with it for a few months 2-3 and you'll get way more money for it, otherwise you'll pretty much have to give it away for chump change..

Good luck,

Gengis