Sam’s Blog is worth…..
By Vlad Zablotskyy January 6, 2007
Sam over at Cost Per News is worried that his blog is not producing results as of yet. I would like to put this post out to encourage him to continue his work, it evenutally will pay out. A while back I came across this cool tool at Dane Carlson’s blog which utilizes the data from Technorati and gives you a progection of to how much your blog may be woth. So Sam, if you come across this post, below is a nice number to prove that you are doing a superb job! Just think if you continue on, in four quarters your blog may be worth good $30,000.
Sam’s blog is worth $7,339.02.
How much is your blog worth?
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By Sam Harrelson, January 6, 2007 @ 2:30 pm
Great tool! I'm going to put this up on CostPerNews as daily inspiration to keep it going higher and higher.
ReveNews is worth over $200k, so let's all beg Wayne and Jim for a ride in their limo at Affiliate Summit
By Sam Harrelson, January 6, 2007 @ 9:30 pm
Great tool! I’m going to put this up on CostPerNews as daily inspiration to keep it going higher and higher.
ReveNews is worth over $200k, so let’s all beg Wayne and Jim for a ride in their limo at Affiliate Summit
By Vlad, January 6, 2007 @ 5:17 pm
Sam, I you use the gadget try your domain with and without “www”. I am not sure why, but some sites work with one and do not work with another. Also this tool will produce results for both- domains with “www” and without with two different amounts. There was also a more detailed explanation of Dane's site as to the factors of this tool, I believe they credit one incoming(according to technorati) as worth $530 or something like that. I am sure if you e-mail Dane he can expalain it. It's a nice little reminder is it not?
By Vlad, January 7, 2007 @ 12:17 am
Sam, I you use the gadget try your domain with and without “www”. I am not sure why, but some sites work with one and do not work with another. Also this tool will produce results for both- domains with “www” and without with two different amounts. There was also a more detailed explanation of Dane’s site as to the factors of this tool, I believe they credit one incoming(according to technorati) as worth $530 or something like that. I am sure if you e-mail Dane he can expalain it. It’s a nice little reminder is it not?