How much should I price my site?

Those sellers usually take a months earnings and multiply it by 12. That is what you could charge for it. Potential buyers will always look for real proof of earnings.

Well there are many sites that offer this service, I just got an email from webpronews about services that will actually connect with buyers if your site is right for the buyer, they of course charge a fee, here is the link Quiet Light BrokerageI am not affiliated at all, but it is something that I will probably look into next year as I am building my sites up for cash flow then pay for everything and then expand them but if something happens, sell.

If you are planning on selling your site, take a look at how much you have earned, your list, your rankings and your rankings competitiveness, these are all points that make a site valuable, and no I have not read a book about this nor do I plan to until my day comes to selling, but you better believe these are the upsells I will use as bullets to convey my profitable website.

Also how much you make per hour is another very important part, depending on your niche plus growth, some sites make 1-50 dollars an hour bc of how many searches are performed throughout the world. Which brings in another, are you ranking internationally, if you ranking in another country how feasilble is it for the buyer to monteize that traffic, you could sell to a forgeiner and get even big bucks bc you rank in very well in multiple countries, but you have to consider the server location and rankings that might fall bc of that transfer.

Also you can consider if you have any web 2.0 sites that you have connected to ad networks that pay you out for your hard work, have you saved the logins and passwords?

Another thing to consider is the links, do you have links from other sites that you can add to like ezines? Ezine accounts are super powerful and I experimented with that some time ago and within less than 24 hours I had my review for a hosting review which I get paid by when users pay through my site on the first page. I would charge anyone over 1000 dollars just for my ezine account.

Also the hubpage account, if you do not have one, get one and add that as a bonus, You know that Google and possibly other search engines use these sites and their account period also known as how long those user accounts have been active in ranking those sites which will equal ad rev for buyers if they use and they will as they do their research on these companies. Remember when you built a link wheel, google and se engine track that and log it, that is one reason they all have some many servers and databases, information overload is huge for the data companies.

Also, social media accounts, I would charge someone if they bought my company $200 to 1000 dollars depending on which ones to purchase those accounts along with the site. I remember reading someone that google will use social media account lengths as a ranking but that is not confirmed but knowing google, keeping active and quality is there key stone in order to make their customers happy even though they have some down falls about other sites, but that is the nature of their business and they control that..all i can say is whatever, all i do is get creative not competitive.


As you can see, all of this can make a 1000 dollar site a 5000 dollar sites. Many companies once are exposed to these types of monteization methods and have more employees to implement these types of things, 5000 dollars is not a lot.

Also, you said you made 500 dollars was that adsense or ad rev or affiliate product commissions? Are you running an ecommerce, amazon site, product page site as you are the creator?

My friend also who knows tons selling domains within short time period, said sedo is great company to do selling on, not sure what the fees are but I hear that flippa is overpriced, cant confirm but I know that the internet has been around long enough for resellers like that to figure out how much to really make per users that sell websites.

I would get into the domain forum and really learn about this if I were you bc you would be surprised about what is good.

We need more facts to make an informed decision. You said it earned $500+ last month, but have been earnings consistent over the last few months?

Also, what kind of ongoing expenses are associated with maintaining the traffic/ranking of this website? Just keep in mind that the more details you can show your prospective buyer, the more confident they'll feel and the more likely they'll be to bid a higher price on your website.

Paul

I'd say 5k-6k would be fair is you have a proven average of ~500 a month, then just move on to bigger projects.