Although I believe the “six months online sales plus 20%” price rule would make it hard to find a seller(if you set your mind at that) because they would likely not want to part with it for a low amont, however, at the same time it’s essentially a buyers market and the majority of places you would think to look to purchase sites are saturated with low prices(mostly because the site’s are crap) bringing down the potential value of worthy sites. That’s not to say you shouldn’t try and sell at what you value it at personally, just it may be harder.

I believe the correct value is 3 years of profit, however I doubt very much I’d ever find a buyer for that much, unless I got really lucky or my site was so big that I could sell it to a large corporation.

actually, i’ve started sight flipping myself. unfortunately, i wasn’t very smart about findng the right sight, and so find myself put in a ton of time to make the site worth even what i paid for it initially. now i know better…but man, that was a tough learning curve

There are a number of variables when it comes to determining price for a site. I just spoke to a website broker this week and he said that revenue is the most important factor of course. Use the link below for more info:

http://www.buysellwebsite.com/exchange/determine-value.htm

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