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Originally Posted by Kenny B!
arock sums it up best in his posts. There are many factors when evaluating a site, revenue and content are the main focal points for potential buyers while sweat equity and potential mean very little. Your site earns what it earns because of the existing content, you pull that and there goes that steady income and the value, they go hand in hand.
Unfortunately / fortunately this industry is very unique when it comes to the valuation of smaller companies.
That said, you have more choices than sell for X months or continue cashing checks that dwindle as the site dies out. Hit me up and let's chat 
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A lot of this whole discussion was a misunderstanding. I was only trying to find out what people think it's worth. If someone thinks it worth enough to buy it for a price that I would accept, then I will sell it. If not, then I'll keep it.
The price that I would accept for just the site would be around 50k, which I realize is about 30% or so higher than the monthly formula range. That would be for the site and content only, and I would need to keep the rights to the brand for anything else like DVDS. The new owner would also have the advantage of the free exposure for brand from the other stuff I do, which will send traffic. The site makes 2,500 every month for years, and I don't pay for any promotion at all.