How Much Is My Site Worth?!

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: datalink7
Jeesus dizzam, you can't do math for sh!t.

18,000 x 10 does not equal 18,000, nor does it equal 150,000.

18,000 x 10 equals 180,000.

and I make about an average around $1500

Jeesus dizzam, you can't read for sh!t
$1500 x 120 = $150,000 not $180,000
-- mrcodedude

i fear for this country, i really do

 

[amnesiac]

Originally posted by: SSP

Originally posted by: datalink7

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: datalink7
Jeesus dizzam, you can't do math for sh!t.

18,000 x 10 does not equal 18,000, nor does it equal 150,000.

18,000 x 10 equals 180,000.

and I make about an average around $1500

Jeesus dizzam, you can't read for sh!t
$1500 x 120 = $150,000 not $180,000
-- mrcodedude

Ahhh, but I digress.

He said $1500 a month.

And someone suggested 10 times what he makes a year.

$1500 x 12 (remember, 12 months in a year!) = $18,000.

$18,000 x 10 = 180,000.

Who can't read now biatch?



edit: besides, $1500 x 120 = $180,000 anyway.

LOL, What kind of calculator did you use MrCodedude?

MrCodeDude = PWNED

 

[dethman]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: datalink7
Jeesus dizzam, you can't do math for sh!t.

18,000 x 10 does not equal 18,000, nor does it equal 150,000.

18,000 x 10 equals 180,000.

and I make about an average around $1500

Jeesus dizzam, you can't read for sh!t
$1500 x 120 = $150,000 not $180,000
-- mrcodedude

wtf

 

[iwearnosox]

I was offered $1 million for mine once. I turned it down.

Oops.

 

[robp]

Has it consistely made roughly $1500/m for the past year? If so, I would say $12,000 - $15,000

That is a realistic figure IMHO. Remember -- the .com bomb is over.

 

[toekramp]

Originally posted by: robp
Has it consistely made roughly $1500 for the past year? If so, I would say $12,000 - $15,000

he said 1500 per month

 

[Glitchny]

Originally posted by: robp
Has it consistely made roughly $1500/m for the past year? If so, I would say $12,000 - $15,000

That is a realistic figure IMHO. Remember -- the .com bomb is over.

1500 every month not year

bastard edited it too damn fast

 

[Cal166]

I vote to keep this site. i mean its a very nicely done website and down the road it will get more hits. Its very good money on the side.

 

[tigerbait]

I guess it depends on how much time and effort it takes to run that site. If it is easy for you to do, then maybe you should keep it. If you puts lots of hours into it, then maybe you can consider cashing out.

btw, your site is one of the first I look at when I'm looking for coupons and stuff. Keep up the good work.

 

[imported_Mike]

whats the site?

 

[dighn]

Originally posted by: CheapArse
whats the site?

chek his sig

 

[Cal166]

Look UNDER HIS SIG

 

[dighn]

too slow

 

[OulOat]

Sell it, and when he ruins the website, start another website www.originalspoofee.com and make millions!

 

[Hector13]

Originally posted by: robp
Has it consistely made roughly $1500/m for the past year? If so, I would say $12,000 - $15,000

That is a realistic figure IMHO. Remember -- the .com bomb is over.

wow, that is very, very low.

Again, even assuming that less than half of the 1500 a month is profit (see my post above), you would be selling the site for about a year and a half's worth of profit. Meaning that in 24 months or so the buyer would have already recouped his expense (this is ignoring any discounting of profit).

 

[Kenny]

I'd imagine no one really has $180,000 to just spend on a site...

Definitely negotiate with him though, just front him with $200,000 and go down

 

[Hector13]

Originally posted by: t60
I'd imagine no one really has $180,000 to just spend on a site...

Definitely negotiate with him though, just front him with $200,000 and go down

why not? It's a business like any other. If you can show good, sustainable growth, then it seems like a very geed investment. Granted, any "fair value" you calculate has to be significantly discounted for the fact that ownership in this site will be very hard to liquidate or market (ie, to sell to someone else).

For instance, from my post above, the value of just the cash coming in (assuming some constant growth for simplicity) was around 150,000. This would be in an "ideal" world. In reality, who ever buys your site will have a terribly hard time trying to sell it to someone else should the need arise. Becuase of this, they will probably require a huge discount (ie, around 30-40%) for this lack of liquidity.

That would put the value at closer to $100,000. Still not a bad sum for a webpage.

 

[Miramonti]

your assets are basically your labor. how much time do you spend editing it everyday?

$1500 a month is $50 a day. After salary, the business isn't even making money if you spend 3 hours a day or more @$15/hr. You'd never get $150k, maybe 50 or 75k imo.

 

[Looney]

Originally posted by: robp
Has it consistely made roughly $1500/m for the past year? If so, I would say $12,000 - $15,000

That is a realistic figure IMHO. Remember -- the .com bomb is over.

No way, that's WAY too low. yes, the .com bomb is over, but the ones that are around still are the ones that are known to be successful.

Still, $150k seems an awful lot for a site that only makes $1500 a month. That means even if the buyer can double the profits, it's still going to take 5 years before he breaks even? I know i wouldn't buy such a business.

 

[Shantanu]

There are two more pieces of information that you forgot to tell us about. How many hours a week do you spend maintaining your site? You can't look at these cash flows like you would a security. There's an opportunity cost of time. Also, what kind of earnings growth have you experienced in the past 2 years?

Assuming 0 hours spent working on your site, 0 earnings growth, and a discount factor of 15%, your site would be worth $120,000 (=$1500*12/.15).

For comparision, medical practices usually go for however much money the doctor makes in a year.

 

[necro702]

this site won't even load for me.. www.spoofee.com? never heard of it.

 

[kermalou]

guess he finally sold it

 

[Looney]

It was working for me a little while ago.

 

[necro702]

what kinda site was it? what was the content?

 

[bonk102]

Originally posted by: Tetsuo
I'd say $150-200,000

i would agree, esp. based on the fact that your getting more hits each month, which makes your site that much more attractive