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That which does not kill us, will try, try again.
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We only have webalizer stats running on those two sites, and it doesn't give daily uniques, only what it calls "Unique Sites" and those seem to be on a monthly basis. The webalizer stats show approx 60% of the 750K are what it calls Unique Sites, which I believe means completely different IP addresses that showed up that month in the log file. Of course any one dynamic IP address might have been used, for instance by AOL, to allow hundreds of unique users to access the sites every day. But for the sake of discussion, let's say 450K are unique visitors
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NO! Im not a female - but being a dragon, I do eat them.
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Simon - what Ive seen in the last year is a great decline in what people will pay for a revenue producing site - that said, with no numbers to attribute to revenue, it would be more of a buyers liking what they see and offering something that makes you happy as mentioned before.
In the past, I would say that the upper end of what GG mentioned would have been a good formula for a paysite or something that had a good history of revenue (Ive seen it go as high as 24 times the average monthly income) and for free sites like tgps etc, its pretty easy to sell at 12 times the monthly rev. Please PM me with the sites as I might be interested as well, and would also like to see the webalizer stats if thats possible? |
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