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Depending on the site, I'd aim for 10 months NET as a basic rule. |
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let me know the NET profit...then lets work backwards from there... and dont tell me it COULD be worth this much more or THAT much more IF you did this or IF you did that... you didnt do that... and dont tell me your price is higher because if I buy it I CAN do this and I CAN do that, or I COULD to this or THAT...why would I pay for the work I would do?... let me know your NET and then lets talk... |
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Nice....My site is a little bit over $200K |
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EBITDA is a standard way of valuating one's business. It stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.
In my opinion a multiple of 3 (3 x yearly earnings) is a typical evaluation. There are factors that come into play such as cash flow and risk that can either increase or decrease that multiple. |
whats the profit margin?
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valuation formulas mean absolutely nothing. |
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24-36 months? Bullshit |
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it should sell on a contigency basis... given revenue holds up for 1 year after purchase the full agreed on price should be met.
A site that pulls in 8500 should go for 200K... but... it should hold the 8500 for a year then the other 100K released... also i'm assuming this is rabbitsreview? no? |
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Does he want cash all up front or would he be open to cash + payments?
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