How to value a facebook group someone is selling?

[lelonsky]

How much should I offer someone for a facebook group they are selling.

It has 19,000+ members, last month it got 1000 new members. Naturally growing and getting popular.
It's in a niche I want to pursue and have the perfect domain for. It's a micro niche.

The current owner is tired and annoyed with the group, the people seem to hate ads but I'm thinking I can figure out how to slowly introduce my ads or bend the rules for my site or my wife's business.

How much do you think I should offer the guy. He's looking to sell and he's annoyed with how much work the group takes, but I'm thinking I could run it with my wife and keep growing it.

 

[susocial]

Only you can decide how much the group is worth for your own needs and then negotiate with the owner based on that.

Even if someone answers your question with a number, it won't be helpful as it depends on so many factors.

So, just estimate how much it's worth you and negotiate a little below that number and see if you can get it.

 

[RealHoffman]

Hmm... bro depends on how much you can give.

Like you can do a lot of things with that

 

[SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING]

The number does not say its value, what is important is the value that the site brings to you and both parties find it reasonable.

 

[Liam Clark]

u can ask other groups owner how much to buy their group, then decide how much to pay for this group

 

[sandandkush]

Check out the engagements and make sure the niche is aligned with your entity.

 

[Peter AGC]

Valuing a Facebook group can be difficult and will depend on various factors such as the size of the group, engagement level, niche, and potential for monetization. Here are some things to consider when making an offer:

1. Engagement level: Look at the level of engagement in the group. How many members are active, and how often are posts liked, shared, or commented on? A group with a high level of engagement can be more valuable.
2. Niche: Consider the niche the group is in and the potential for monetization. Is it a micro niche with a lot of interest and potential for advertising or product sales?
3. Growth potential: Look at the group's growth rate and potential for future growth. Has it been consistently growing, and is there potential to expand the group's reach?
4. Ad tolerance: Consider the group's tolerance for ads. If the members are not receptive to ads, it may be more difficult to monetize the group.

Based on the information you provided, a rough estimate for the value of the Facebook group could be anywhere from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars, depending on the factors mentioned above. It's important to negotiate with the seller and come to a fair price that both parties are comfortable with.

 

[Easy Ads Shop]

How much should I offer someone for a facebook group they are selling.

It has 19,000+ members, last month it got 1000 new members. Naturally growing and getting popular.
It's in a niche I want to pursue and have the perfect domain for. It's a micro niche.

The current owner is tired and annoyed with the group, the people seem to hate ads but I'm thinking I can figure out how to slowly introduce my ads or bend the rules for my site or my wife's business.

How much do you think I should offer the guy. He's looking to sell and he's annoyed with how much work the group takes, but I'm thinking I could run it with my wife and keep growing it.

The members of the group are majorly from what countries?

 

[seomaster5]

Engagement is what matters.If it is dead group with 20k members, it is useless.

 

[proxygo]

How much do you think I should offer the guy.

its worth as much as your willing to offer for it.

 

[uncutu]

Look at how much other groups of similar metrics are selling for.

 

[Setox]

No of members doesn't matter if the group has low engagement rate and posting frequency, which i think are the most two important things, ad tolerance which mentioned by someone above is important too, you wanna know of the audience and niche can make you money, it's gonna be an investment after all, unless you're fan of the niche and just want to spend time in the group.

@BassTrackerBoats has more experience in the field and might drop more insights on that.

 

[PrettyToughJob]

Offer something that is within your budget. Don't lowball the guy as a group like that is literally a bank.

 

[paisawaisa]

How much has he quoted for it?