Tuesday, October 25, 2005


My blog is worth $1,693.62.
How much is your blog worth?

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Ah hah. Your friend the appraiser sez: those valuations appeared to me immediately as nonsense baloney sausage. If they actually used them to sell advertising, it would be the equivalent of what the b.s. real estate appraisals did to cause the Savings & Loan Crisis in the U.S. in the 70's. Links say nothing, nada, zed about the value of your blog audience to an advertiser.

It's actually an interesting problem: those questionnaires many of the bloggers ask us to do are supposed to tell them something, but I bet we all lie on them! I wonder how they are eventually going to sort it all out with blogging and its audience being so anonymous in nature. They can spyware and cookie you and track you but you can lie, lie, lie about who are, how much you make, and what you like and are willing to spend, and you can easily mislead by creating a false persona, visiting websites and ordering things and the like.

My considerate judgment, having inside info. on this market: you have a very desirable demographic here on Graham_72; the numbers are low but it's a one-of-a-kind, very high-quality international and discerning audience with intellectual tastes. Off the top of my head: three markets you definitely have ready to deliver in the palm of your hand: religious booksellers, donors to disaster relief and English-Australians. :-) Valuation: priceless. My back-up comparable analysis available in triplicate for an additional fee. :-)

"arta"

4:58 AM, November 05, 2005
graham said...

rofloa

I posted the 'valuation' as a sort of bizarro affirmation of what the intention of the creator was...

I note that analyst's blog is 'worth' much more than agonist )p

I have no intention to assist any markets at all, except I guess to keep myself honest about how the majority of the worlds population live.

As an addictive type I can feed by blogging and be silly :)

Thanks for posting!

9:07 PM, November 05, 2005

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