Understanding Blog Value- this is cool
Another great reason to have a blog: blog value. That’s right, BESIDES the leads and cash you generate from a blog, it has an inherent value all by itself. There is more than one way to calculate blog value, a simple one being to go to:
http://www.business-opportunities.biz/projects/how-much-is-your-blog-worth/
And type in your URL. It will tell you your blog value using just one criteria: links. In my case, it thinks my blog is worth $1,129.08. Not very much, dang it. But would I actually SELL my blog for that much? Obviously not.
Let me tell you what it’s REALLY worth to me. According to google analytics, my blog currently gets 6,093 visits per month. Now, many of those are from a coop, which costs me $75 a month, and the visitors from it are fairly low quality, but it provides me a lot of leads so it more than pays for itself.
But the traffic I want to really value is the natural traffic, 3,643 of the visitors.
Now, follow me on this. My blog is focused on the network marketing industry, specifically online network marketing. My PPC campaign that I run on other online network marketing campaigns costs me an average of .47 cents.
So each visitor to an online network marketing site, according to the very fair market price determined by Google itself, is 47 cents per click.
Now, I get 3,643 visitors per month FOR FREE to my blog.
3,643 * .47 = $1,712.21 PER MONTH! That’s $20,546.52 per year.
In other words, if I didn’t have a blog with natural traffic, I would have to pay $1,712.21 a month to buy that traffic, but instead I get it free at my blog. Very cool. And it’s fun, I enjoy it.
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To your success,
Dave Sherwin
Lighthouse Marketer
Blogging and online network marketing junky.
