Posts Tagged ‘website asking price’
A Website Broker is a Matchmaker and Advisor
A website broker is essentially a matchmaker. The primary job of the website broker is to match 2 sides in a deal. The task is to match a buyer with a seller. If the broker's client is the buyer, then he must ...
Performed Game Portal Valuation for Publicly-Traded Game Development Company
PremiumWebsiteBrokers.com performed and delivered a comprehensive valuation of a large flash game portal. Our client, a publicly-traded game development company in Asia, needed to establish a firm value for their portal. The portal assets were valued. These included the cash-flow, registered user ...
How Information Reduces Investment Risk and Increases Website Sale Price
The more information available to an investor, the lower the perceived investment risk to the investor. This applies to investors in all asset classes such as investors in private businesses, publicly-traded stocks, bonds, and real estate. How does this apply to ...
Website Price of $1,000,000 is Psychologically Different from $999,999 Price
Let's briefly discuss the psychology and importance of pricing. We have a client who is having a very difficult time pricing his website for sale. Despite our professional advice and recommendations, his indecision has been dragging on for months. His ...
Sellers State Asking Prices, Buyers Respond to Asking Prices
A common mistake made by domain name and website sellers is they list their domains and websites for sale as "Make Offer" with no price, sit back, and wait for the market to price their assets for them. They list and hope that buyers ...
How to Make an Offer on an Over-Priced Website
Many website sellers over-value and over-price their websites. It's completely understandable as they invested a lot of time and money in their websites and want to cash out at the biggest price possible. But their expectations often do not match ...
How to Sell a Website with a Premium Domain Name
In most website sales, my advice is the same: Never disclose your website URL in your public listings. The reason for this is you want to keep private as much of the sale information as possible. If the URL and sale price are ...
The Emotional Roller Coaster when Selling Your Website
Selling a website is an emotional process. A lot of focus is placed on the numbers involved in selling a website. But the truth is, emotions drive a website sale much more than numbers do. Every website seller I've ever talked to always ...
13-year-old AdSense Website for Sale: $20,900 [ENDED]
Popular, DMOZ-listed, profitable fortune-telling articles website with over 100,000 unique visitors per month. 100% Organic Traffic & Passive Income. Owner updates the site once a year. Asking Price: $20,900 - Annual Income: $4,770 - All Income comes from Google AdSense - Average Monthly Traffic: ...
The Art of the Website Deal
Website sellers always ask me 'How much can I get for my website?' The Sale Price depends on the science and art of the deal - numbers and human emotion. Two websites can have the exact same numbers (revenues, profits, age, domain name value, ...
