Websites and Domains
Other Ways to Value a Website
This week’s issue is about different ways to think about valuing websites, and why the entire industry may be going about valuations in the wrong way.
October 18, 2020
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This week’s issue is about different ways to think about valuing websites, and why the entire industry may be going about valuations in the wrong way.
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