How much is your blog worth?

September 7, 2007 | Posted by Ray Fowler

Dane Carlson has a fun little application at his Business Opportunities Weblog which computes and displays your blog’s worth based on the link-to-dollar ratio used by AOL-Weblogs Inc.

Here is my blog’s “worth” compared to some other blogs I visit:

$ 12,419.88
$ 125,327.88
$ 155,248.50
$ 479,859.00
$ 602,928.72
$ 668,415.36
$ 720,917.58
$1,555,872.24
$3,063,758.58
$6,996,344.22

I am truly a small fish in a very big ocean.

Of course, there are more important ways of measuring a blog’s worth than link-to-dollar ratios. Here are just a few:

Can you add some others?

eclexia says:

September 7, 2007 at 11:17 am

Oh, that’s really hilarious! My blog is worth just a few dollars over $5,000. Where can I sell it? I could use the money! Ha! Ha! I’d miss my blog, but hey, it’s always free to open a new one!

Seriously, I’m so thankful for the people I’ve met through blogging. I’ve been encouraged, challenged, comforted and strengthened through these relationships. It’s kind of like that credit card ad:
My blog: $5,000
Your blog: $12,000
Their blog: $7,000,000
The connection we share in the body of Christ through blogging: Priceless
Ray Fowler says:

September 8, 2007 at 9:15 pm

Great comment! I love the credit card analogy. Priceless!

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