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How to Sell A WebsiteReprinted with permission of VotanWeb.comIt is a joyous time when you ar ready to sell your website. While you leave alone be fraught with questions and unknown variables when ultimately you decide to sell your website it piece of tail be like winning a jackpot and a big mixture to your life. You might have been building your web business for historic period, consistently working on it day after day and night after night. When it finally sells you buy the farm a (hopefully) big cash injection and move on to new projects feeling renewed and excited some your future prospects. But before this disregard happen you have to make the sale, which in and of itself is a tricky task. I sold a website back in 2004 and at the time it was a beautiful big deal for me. I had built the site for a hobby in 1998. The funny thing was I didnt really think about selling my site because it was making money so consistently. It had become so routine that it was just part of my life. One day it dawned on me - Why cant I sell it? It produces revenue so has a value - lets give it a go I really cute to move on to other projects and just the idea of not having to look after the site was a huge relief - I knew selling it was the flop thing to do. But how on earth do you sell a website? How To Sell A Website Im going to recount the processes I went done to sell my site. By no means should you consider what I did as hard and fast rules but they should give you some guidelines. Remember that there are many ways you can go about the process and you should explore all your options before deciding to sell. How Much Is Your Site Worth?Your site is deserving as much as someone is willing to give you for it. Simple answer really. I know, that doesnt help when you go out advertising a site for sale and everyone is asking how much you want for it and you dont know what to say. You dont want to undercut yourself especially after years of hard work, but then again, you are selling a website - virtual property - it just seems a little bit strange doesnt it.