What would this image host sell for

1. Brandable 5 letter .com(possibly the best possible image host name)
2. Google pagerank 4
3. Often number 4-5 in yahoo for free image hosting related searches
4. 1-2k unique visitors to the sites pages a day(ad bearing views not image hits)
5. Server costs are all covered with 100-500 in monthly profit?(google adsense is often inconsitent:()
6. All custom coding, no scripts used, nice clean layout with forum integration for there registered users?(aut creates a forum account for them when they register)

Im not going to list the url here, but if you realy know what your doing while appraising a site pm me and if you can keep it between me and you ill let ya know what it is.

Thanks

What is your average CTR in adsense?

it goes from 1-5 percent up and down, some weeks 0 clicks, some weeks alot of them. adsense isnt a very effective form of advertising for image hosting :(

And what is the best form(if it's not a secret of course:))?

if he knew that, he would employ it. please pm me with more information regarding the image host in question. thanks

Well it's normally 12 - 16 months net profit for a website, so you can do the math.

does that hold true to inconsisten income to though?

There's no real norm in terms of pricing. It varies from industry to industry and business model to assets etc.,

This is a questions that might be best asked someplace like Geekvillage ( http://geekvillage.com/forums/ ) or Sitepoint ( http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/ )

Originally posted by tke71709
Well it's normally 12 - 16 months net profit for a website, so you can do the math.

That's what I've seen so far

does that hold true to inconsisten income to though?
If I was buying it, I would probably graph all the monthly incomes and make a table. I would find out why certain months were lower and certain months were higher. If it is VERY inconsistent, then risk is greater to a person like me, I wouldn't pay much.

I sold my image host for $5,000 USD. However, mine was one of the originals and was a bit more popular and made an average of $750/mo. (sometimes in the $x,xxx, sometimes in the $.5xx) Good luck with selling it nonetheless.