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Adraco · 07-08-2010, 02:52 AM

I could be interested but not following on the math.

112 domains, renewal price say $9 per domain and year. Amounts to 112 x 9 = $1008

Let's assume I have enouch room on a server somewhere, so hosting is free or at a very low cost at least. Let's say less than $200 a year for hosting. This puts us up at a grand total of $1200 in expenses.

If Google Adsense pays out more than $300 per month, let's be very generous and call it $400 per month even to not mess with small numbers. This amounts to an annual income of 12 x $400 = $4800

Then we have our yearly expenses, $1200 so we are left with $3600 in annual income, since we counted a bit generous with $400 per month, let's round it off to $3500 per year.

At that speed, it would take 20000 / 3500 = 5,71 years to recover the inital investment.

Yes, there is a security in that Google will make good on it's checks and always pay, at least within the foreseable future that five years is, and that security of course should be paid with a premium.

Maybe I'm missing something, but all in all I don't have a way to motivate a high price of $20,000. May I ask how you came to that valuation?

07-08-2010, 02:52 AM
Adraco Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2009 Location: Onboard an airplane around the globe Posts: 3,740	I could be interested but not following on the math. 112 domains, renewal price say $9 per domain and year. Amounts to 112 x 9 = $1008 Let's assume I have enouch room on a server somewhere, so hosting is free or at a very low cost at least. Let's say less than $200 a year for hosting. This puts us up at a grand total of $1200 in expenses. If Google Adsense pays out more than $300 per month, let's be very generous and call it $400 per month even to not mess with small numbers. This amounts to an annual income of 12 x $400 = $4800 Then we have our yearly expenses, $1200 so we are left with $3600 in annual income, since we counted a bit generous with $400 per month, let's round it off to $3500 per year. At that speed, it would take 20000 / 3500 = 5,71 years to recover the inital investment. Yes, there is a security in that Google will make good on it's checks and always pay, at least within the foreseable future that five years is, and that security of course should be paid with a premium. Maybe I'm missing something, but all in all I don't have a way to motivate a high price of $20,000. May I ask how you came to that valuation? __________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The truth is not affected by the beliefs, or doubts, of the majority.