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Originally Posted by arock10
The 10-14 months is including this. You can't sell adult sites based on potential. What I tell everyone who tries to sell on potential is to just put the effort in to achieve the potential and then sell. A big affiliate program would rather just pay a lot less and only buy the content as they have the resources to just build their own site with it inside of dealing with a unique cms and different setup.
Also typical you'd include all the related accounts that go with it (c4s, aebn, etc) as that would increase your overall revenue. Plus if you are selling it as exclusive you would kind of have to
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All of that is understandable, but I still haven't gotten an answer to the main question that I'm asking.
When you place a value on a website, how do you account for the differences in the content and extra assets of the site? It sounds like your saying that it's just 10-14 months regardless of any other factors. 20 scenes or a million scenes, it doesn't matter, it's just 10-14 months no matter what. If that's the case, then could I just include like 20 scenes and still sell for the same price?