What multiple of your monthly income would you sell your affiliate sites for?

[betpro]

Spot on Gooner. Why would anyone, out of boredom, want to sell off a good, profitable business to go and work for someone else? I think that's strange. I also agree I'd be a right handful of an employee these days, especially in a similar type of business, I'd constantly be comparing it to when I could do things my own way.

My question would be, why don't you put your energy and efforts into scaling up what you do? If you've been successful in one niche, why not try and tap into another niche? or why not try to dominate the niche you are in? If you can make $500,000 a year, then you can make $1m a year. All that you need is more traffic and more signups. Scale is the key. I'd find that idea much more exciting than giving up cos I was bored of it and going working for a bookie.

If you'd said "hey I want to give up this game and go and run an ostrich farm in Northern Australia" then fair enough, but to stay in the bookie game and watch someone else make the money, I really couldn't do that.

Apprechiate the replies guys.


So at the moment it's all just an idea.
I have always had an interest to work for a big international bookmaker/run my own book.

I understand I would be throwing away something good and I just wouldnt do it unless the sale price was significant enough.
In saying that, I would never want the business to flop and get a bad name in the industry if the buyer was lacklustre.

I probably won't sell because there is too much upside and like you said, I'd be throwing away something much better.
I just miss working in a team, around people, out of the house. Everyone is different.

Maybe scale is the best option.

[Chago]

Only the buyer choose the price, as the seller you can propose whatever you want and hope someone like your offer.

[MrBinaryAff]

Only the buyer choose the price, as the seller you can propose whatever you want and hope someone like your offer.

Very weird answer, I assume you don't have your own project because everything in your life has a price. If you are willing to sell something which costs $5000 for $1000 because buyer wants to pay that much, then all your buyers are lucky

[superme]

Apprechiate the replies guys.


So at the moment it's all just an idea.
I have always had an interest to work for a big international bookmaker/run my own book.

I understand I would be throwing away something good and I just wouldnt do it unless the sale price was significant enough.
In saying that, I would never want the business to flop and get a bad name in the industry if the buyer was lacklustre.

I probably won't sell because there is too much upside and like you said, I'd be throwing away something much better.
I just miss working in a team, around people, out of the house. Everyone is different.

Maybe scale is the best option.

You should have said that you want to steal KNOWHOW to scale up later your own business, then we would understand why you want to throw away your independent life to work for someone else

[Grand_RexAffiliates]

12 to 18 months of revenue is what it is going to be especially when it comes to really the buyers of the online casino. Plus there will have to be a consistent history of 2 to 3 years in terms of revenue and earnings that the seller would have to prove

[xecutable]

12 to 18 months of revenue is what it is going to be especially when it comes to really the buyers of the online casino. Plus there will have to be a consistent history of 2 to 3 years in terms of revenue and earnings that the seller would have to prove

6 years old thread by the way

[Hotei Productions]

Depends of the site is still growing or established and how old the site is.
When the site is older with an established income you should ask more

[Oliver Cooper]

Agree! really tricky question, but interesting! Would be great even more than 72 months) so I will choose the last one