What’s Your Blog Worth?

I just ran across a fun little tool for estimating the value of your blog. This calculator uses: (1) the dollar-to-link ratio of the AOL-Weblogs, Inc. deal, and (2) the number of incoming links that your site has (according to Technorati). Despite being wildly inaccurate, it’s kind of fun to play around with. Now I just need to find someone willing to pay me $47,985.90 for this site! So… What’s your site worth?

Published on October 27th, 2005 - 18 Comments
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  1. $0.

    it doesn’t like me :(

    Comment by Cap — Oct 27th 2005 @ 6:52 am
  2. Yeah, I just checked and it seems to be down. Bummer. Maybe check back later.

    Comment by nickel — Oct 27th 2005 @ 8:04 am
  3. Try now… it said $62,663.94 for me. Yeah right…. :)

    Comment by jim — Oct 27th 2005 @ 9:27 am
  4. The old AllThingsFinancial is still worth more than the new AllThingsFinancial.

    Comment by JLP — Oct 27th 2005 @ 10:44 pm
  5. Jim,

    That NYT article really did a lot for your blog.

    Comment by JLP — Oct 27th 2005 @ 10:45 pm
  6. huzzah. it’s $17,500.74 now. like all of you, I laugh at this.

    but yeah that NYT made Jim flithy rich!

    Comment by Cap — Oct 27th 2005 @ 11:11 pm
  7. I’m bringing in the rear! Just over $10,000 for me.

    Comment by Financial Fruition — Oct 28th 2005 @ 8:12 am
  8. yeah, and i have these baseball cards and comic books in my basement worth MILLIONS.

    Comment by jim — Oct 28th 2005 @ 2:11 pm
  9. My primary was also $0. :( Fun little game. Thanks for sharing!

    Comment by Dawn — Oct 28th 2005 @ 6:25 pm
  10. You might get $0 if your URL is just an alias. For example, http://www.smartbohemian.com is worth $0 but the address it maps to, http://mbmason.blogspot.com, is worth about $2800.

    Comment by maribeth — Oct 28th 2005 @ 6:43 pm
  11. Maribeth,
    It’s all based on incoming links from Technorati, if you have people linking to http://www.smartbohemian.com instead of mbmason.blogspot it would be “worth” more.

    Comment by jim — Oct 29th 2005 @ 12:30 pm
  12. Hahaha your Google Ad has this:

    Retire to Costa Rica – 2.5 acres with Ocean & Mt. Views Modest Dep. FSBO Free Info-Brochure

    Let’s go nickel!

    Comment by jim — Oct 29th 2005 @ 12:31 pm
  13. If it is not getting traffinc from search engines than it is worthless.

    Comment by The Real Returns — Oct 30th 2005 @ 8:13 pm
  14. Yeah, it seems like a better gauge of site value would be the number of incoming links indexed by Google, or some such.

    Comment by nickel — Oct 30th 2005 @ 8:15 pm
  15. I’m a regular reader of your blog, and am impressed with your content.

    When you have a moment, please email me:

    ShaiDardashti@gmail.com

    (I have some ideas that might help both of our finance-related blogs…)

    ===

    I run “Shai Dardashti on Grahamian Value” – a site devoted to Value Investing, Warren Buffett, and – of course – Ben Graham.

    Since July the site has recorded 35,000 page views from 42 countries (including Saudi Arabia, Zimbabwe, Australia, Thailand, etc.)

    Thank you,
    Shai Dardashti


    Editor, http://www.ShaiDardashti.com

    Comment by Shai — Nov 2nd 2005 @ 12:26 pm
  16. Old Canadian Capitalist: $30,000
    New Canadian Capitalist: $0

    Cheers!

    Comment by Canadian Capitalist — Nov 3rd 2005 @ 4:51 pm
  17. It’s been a good week for me. Financial Revolution just shot up from $0 to $1,693.62. I put in an order to sell once it hits $50,000. Anyone want to buy an option?

    Comment by Jeremy — Jan 1st 2006 @ 4:55 am

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