Anabaptists — one of the first Anabaptist or Mennonite sites on the Web. And certainly the first conservative one.
Anabaptists — launched 16 years ago as a personal project.
Anabaptists — for sale (possibly) due to a need to raise funds on short order.
But how to price a non-profit, barely-monetized “religious” site?
I really have no idea.
I suppose I could say, “$10 per day for each day of its existence.”
Figuring 16 years at 300 days per year for easy figuring, that works out to $48,000.
I might let it go for that.
Maybe.
Actually, I’d be sorely tempted. Sure, it’s hard to think of selling my site. But needs are needs and $50K would be hard to resist. I wonder what my counselors and advisers and friends and family and creditors would say to that.
How would you go about pricing such a site, anyway?!
Update (July 16, 2011): You can have this information emailed to you via autoresponder at buy@anabaptists.org.
Update (August 15, 2011): Serious, reasonable offers seriously considered.