Article about AU website valuations

[Shane]

I just stumbled upon this article about the sale of one of my websites.

I'm surprised none of us picked this up earlier...

http://anthillonline.com/apartmentr...his-a-fair-price-how-much-is-your-site-worth/

 

[snoopy]

I tend to think this sale is based on potential and traffic levels rather than financials. Looking at the site it has probably had more than $8700 spent on it since 2007 (in terms of money and/or time by the owner).

 

[Shane]

I tend to think this sale is based on potential and traffic levels rather than financials. Looking at the site it has probably had more than $8700 spent on it since 2007 (in terms of money and/or time by the owner).

Not in money, but certainly in time.

 

[neddy]

I just stumbled upon this article about the sale of one of my websites.

I'm surprised none of us picked this up earlier...

http://anthillonline.com/apartmentr...his-a-fair-price-how-much-is-your-site-worth/

Good article, but what is with that guy Craig Reardon making a comment like that?

As Ive commented here before, the notion of valuing websites is nothing but codswallop. Without the underlying business and management and related skills, a website is worthless. And the notion of 'flipping' websites nothing but a con to try to attribute value to what is essentially a bunch of meaningless and already outdated code. The sooner the ACCC get onto this scam the better off we all will be.
Craig Reardon
Director
The E Team

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[snoopy]

Good article, but what is with that guy Craig Reardon making a comment like that?

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No idea, but looking at the design mess that is his own site I can't imagine he'd be getting a lot of business coming his way,

http://www.theeteam.com.au/html/s01_home/home.asp

 

[FirstPageResults]

hah yeah, his website is powered by eknowhow yet he is claiming to be an ebusiness expert.. clearly out of touch with the industry.