How to value website

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  1. Dec 3, 2009
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    socialdevinfo

    socialdevinfo Junior Member

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    I have three months old dating website, dating script was heavily customized ( I have full rights) and providing free signups.

    i spent some money on advertising and i have un expected traffic results now, which really surprising;

    i had 13 unique visits on first month, then its growing up like 156, 10,000 and almost 3,000 unique visitors for this month.

    I have over 3000 registration on last month (totaling 3850) but i assume 500- 750 profiles are fakes.

    I dont have much time to deal with big website and planing sell it

    how much this website value? please help..thankx
     
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    babs7907

    babs7907 Newbie

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    Try website evaluators to gauge how much your site is worth...

    websiteoutlook
    cubestat

    cheers
     
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    origin

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    There is no accurate calculation to value websites. It's close to prediction only.
    Like how to value Google and Yahoo...
     
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    UNdefy

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    Most of those online valuators only take in a few factors and have no real way to determine value. They don't take into account a lot of different monetization methods you could be using, paid membership, CPA banners, locked gateways, etc.

    Figure out how much you could be making per month then try to get 4-6 months earnings for it since it's a new site. If nothing, just put it up with a high reserve price and see what people drive the price up to.


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