Do not Forget Your Blog Asset Value



People who want to start making money online, always wondering whether it is really possible to make money from a website or blog, how big is obtained, how long it can last, and so on.
Usually, they try to count and evaluate when considering whether to get out of the routine work (8 hours a day 5 days a week), or plunge to work full-time on the internet.

one mistake when they try to find the answer, is that they forget the factor value of assets.

Namely, that if you build a website or blog, in addition to earned income each month, you actually have and are building asset value. Because the blog or website you can sell later.

The same is not true for a monthly salary that you earn from work (8 hours a day 5 days a week) earlier. You only receive a certain amount of money every month (also some bonuses and other benefits may be), but yes that's all you terima.Mari we see the following illustration, to better understand it.

Let's just say you are an employee working with a salary of $ 1,500 a month. Then you start to build a blog some time ago. After the hard work and dedication, you finally were able to make $ 1,000 per month from the blog.
Running both will not be done, because each requires full concentration.

So which one should you choose? 

Most people will choose to keep working, because it produces 50% larger. After one year, the work was generating $ 18,000, while the blog is only collected amounted to $ 12,000 only.

Problems of this comparison is that it forgets the value of the existing assets in the blog or the website.

A website / blog that can make money, not make any difference as a small company. It has a value, that value itself is directly proportional to how much money is expected to produced every month in the years to come.


Evaluation of asset value was calculated both with a method called Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), but you can simply multiply the per month income from the blog.

For low-end blog, ordinary income multiplied 12 per month. As for blogs premium, up to 48 times the income per month. Even if let's say you have a blog times the lowest value, and in this instance means your blog asset value amounted to $ 12,000.

So, if you then intend to sell your blog, after 1 year of your total income amounted to $ 24,000, which is 33.33% higher than the salary that you earn from your job.

Well, so whenever you are considering to begin building a website / blog, in addition to the monthly income you earn, should keep in mind that you also have and are building a valuable asset values.

So ...

Still hesitant to be willing to work hard and dedicate all your time and energy building a website / blog that makes money?

It's your turn to give an opinion through a comment. As usual, success always for us all.
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