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Completely agree with all of it. I personally wouldn't accept less than 12x monthly revenues for even a content site, but for something as turnkey as this, the
by bmelton 16y ago
Completely agree with all of it. I personally wouldn't accept less than 12x monthly revenues for even a content site, but for something as turnkey as this, they're either betting that they can extend the app or easily increase traffic to it significantly.
The other consideration is that if this is a PR6, that should fetch a premium as well -- I don't know how much additional that factors in, but I would try to ask for at least an additional 25%, and see what happens there.
- viggity 16y agoWhat is PR6?
- profitbaron 16y agoPR is Pagerank. Which Google uses for its Algorithms. However, despite what people tend to believe a PR6 isn't that hard to obtain.
- bmelton 16y agoNo, but the average Pagerank for a site for sale on Flippa ranges from 2 to 4. In the scheme of a valuation, wherein the seller is trying to get the most value for his property, it's definitely a consideration.
- sagacity 16y agoAs a matter of fact, the PR (as shown on the Google tool bar) ceased to be (anywhere near to) an accurate measure of the real pagerank (the actual algorithmic score, as calculated by Larry and Sergie's formula) of a website's link popularity many years ago. If you do have the Google toolbar installed on your browser (probably not,) you may have noticed sites showing PR 0 (i.e. a white bar) ranking above sites with PR2, 3, 4 or even higher.