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The "know it all" Paul is here to set everything straight :1orglaugh |
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it should be 20 K/ month x 6 = 120K |
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:1orglaugh No one in their right mind would sell a 20k profit business for 120k |
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Nuts. |
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Of course if it is growing the price would be much higher x monthly profit multiplier than if it was flat or declining. If OP is expecting to pay same multiplier than of course no one would sell. If OP is ready to pay MUCH bigger multiplier in comparison to declining then people would consider. |
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Didn't see this thread because I've spent the last four days down in South Beach, living the dream. :pimp
I've had offers to buy my company several times over the past 4-5 years. Each time I was still growing but had not yet reached the level where selling my biz would allow me to retire or significantly invest in other businesses. So essentially I would've just been selling my job - and without something else to do! Sure I could've lived off the money for a year or two or gotten a j-o-b somewhere. But why? I was still growing and I have a "magic figure" in my head. Once that is reached it's bye-bye Porn Nerd (hello beach). But it really depends, like everything, on the situation. If there's not a pressing need or desire to sell then the owner can set his price (2x,3x,4x earnings) and if he doesn't get it he knows time is on his side and he'll get it eventually. Of course, if we're talking 100k+ a month vs. 20k a month it may be worth it just for the seed capitol. :) |
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I'm sure you have other things to do, good luck to you. |
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so chances of reaching a deal with those conditions are slim to none... :2 cents: |
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Similar to bond or real estate valuations, the value of a business can be expressed as the present value of expected future earnings over the years. Use any calculator to determine the value of your business today based on discounted future cash flows with consideration to "excess compensation" paid to owners, level of risk, and possible adjustments for small size or lack of marketability. So if you can show that your business has a solid base then: Quote:
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Now, I have applied the standard growth of the years expectations, but reduced it by 10% per annum for lack of marketability.... There are many calculators, but all will come with the same or similar results... Of course there are many caveats...most of these formulas presume that the business has its own assets and longevity over the years. In our ( web owners) case that we own an exlusive content... So..if you just recycling other content, you are completely correct not worth a rats ass. :2 cents::thumbsup |
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Now this information is from online mainstream, and affiliate adult sites. I don't have any information about adult paysites. But I really doubt it that anyone would buy a paysite for 10 years of profits. The online world changes much faster than brick and mortar, buying a website is not the same as buying a grocery store or an auto shop. Facebook, Twitter, Booking.com appeared roughly 10 years ago. Who knows what it will be like in 2026? Maybe that calculator would work, if you set the level of risk variable really high. Because it IS really high. |
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Do not want to argue but as i said in my last post. It is the content ( film library) somebody would be buying, NOT a website per say...in an original content business ( adult or Hollywood) the "brick and mortar" refers to copyrighted content ( used to be masters on film, then on tapes and now located on hard drives), but it is all still basically the same. If you own a lot of good content, this will have a so called " long tail" of consumption. ( note how many vintage and classic sites there are). I am still selling ( and getting rolyalties from others) on a movie I have made in 1992 !!! Of course not for 100s of "Ks" as then, but 10 K per year is not so bad and after 25 years it is the " long tail" I am referring to. Of course you are also right that the price is determined if there is an interest, but you may have to make a presumption that there is a business who will apply the same rules to adult business as to any other business.... And that is If you sell a "smoke and mirrors" you get pittance, but if you have a real value you will ( sooner or later) get it. Anyway I do not know CPM from ATM or MechBunny from the EnergizerBunny, but I know business and finance...:thumbsup:2 cents: |
good luck finding that gem.
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What are we arguing about?
Just ask Shap how much he sold Twistys.com/Gaytube.com for (i mean in terms of how many months profit). |
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Like said already in the end what matters is what someone is willing to pay for it. |
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If you bought a website, you'd be buying the brand rather - the fans, the working promotion infrastructure, the affiliates, etc. Unless you can continue to produce movies that are exactly the same, the site and the earnings will decline fast, IMO. |
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That being said please buy me out for 10yrs revs |
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Content is stolen because it is valuable, illegal businesses are then built around the stolen content. Mainstream music/video catalogs are bought and sold as commodities because of the sole value of the content :thumbsup |
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^^ my straight stalker ^^
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Mainstream content is different from most adult content. I enjoy listening to 70s music or older movies but look at a 70s pornmovie... uhm... you must be into some vintage indeed. A top quality digitally shot adult movie looks like crap in 10 years from now if you see how fast technology develops... Most content can be found at the tubes; filesharers, etc... You can literally watch content package prices drop here on gfy as the months pass by. I think Paul sells his content package for $500 now... etc... (or is it $5 bucks allready?) If you want to pay 3x annual you really must ask yourself: why not start from scratch shooting content? It's way more cheaper and thus less risky;) Anyone with extent previous experience and succes in running paysites should be able to bring a new product to 20k revenue monthly within months... |
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BUT, are you in the club that Shap wants to speak to? |
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OR STFU!!! |
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We stopped working in January 2008 and shut down all expenses by 2009, except processing and affiliates. From 2008 through to 2014? We made obscene profits. It was simple, we stopped spending out and kept taking in. Revenue declined profits rose doubling, trebling, quadrupling, etc. If a person wants out why sell a business for 6 months turnover when they can stop spending money and take 12+ months turnover at 90% profit? What work is there that needs to be done that can't be done in a few hours a day? If there are no updates and pestering affiliates with little or no sales are told to go take a hike? OK a programmer to make sure it runs and someone to answer emails. This is how some here make a living and make the owner money with a 50/50 split. We never took those offers because we made more with me looking after the sites. |
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Anything else? |
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I am not looking ... I will wait until somebody makes me an offer or do it like Paul ( commented below) i will just sit and collect from my library...:thumbsup |
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I also do protect our content vigorously and in general have cut the piracy down by about 90 %.....:thumbsup |
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Nothing "BUT"... completely irrelevant question... I'm not selling I allready sold... |
Bump for Shap finding the right situation to get back in the game.
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As an affiliate, my idea of running a site down could hurt your income. But it still makes more money for the owner than selling for a few months turnover. Quote:
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you cannot proving a negatives.
but although, you working's at 40 year's in biz and make cash to get €18,000 cottage in east europe and live on pension's. GREAT SUCCESS!!! |
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As someone who sold did you get more than you could have got by allowing the site to keep going on auto-pilot and making a lot more profit each month. Or needed the lump sum and sold for someone else to run it down? All but a few sites are taking less every month. No matter how hard someone works a site it will take less than it did the previous year. Which is why so many affiliates are moving away from selling memberships to selling cams, dating or something else. There are huge opportunities for people with money to buy sites and run them down over a period of years. They can just do nothing which I could afford to, or do their own promotional work even with some outsourcing. For site owners who are running out of money or need money to sink into another project. paul-markham.market.adultcentro.com/#content_cp=1&content_rpp=24&content_sort=publishD ate.publishDate%2Fdesc Still making money after 8 years sitting on the sofa. Nice cherry on top of the pensions. |
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