I was just offered $80,000 for my youtube channel of 24k subscribers, I get around $1500-1700 a month from it...

Yes and immediately buy 150k LINK with it

How is he gonna produce the same content?

Wtf? Are yt channels really worth that much? Is that all ad revenue?

It's a gaming channel, I'm not going to post my channel or anything.
Yeah it's my first offer for something like that, well somebody emailed a while back wanting to buy it but they never gave me a figure. Not sure what the forecast is, websites that do future projections are saying I'll reach 1m subscribers in 5 years, but who knows what'll happen with youtube over the years. My channel might end up being demonetised for some stupid reason for all I know.

Post channel op

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I got trips you have to post it now

Yeah it's adsense revenue, earnings are actually higher but youtube take a 30% (I think) cut

This channel wouldn't work without you. So iam not sure if he is serious.

Yes duh.

YouTube is dying, and another web video service is gonna take their place. They have too many rules and they have gotten too greedy.

Typical evaluation is 2x to 3x of annual income. The offer is way above that.

Sell it.

Youtube is too mainstream.

Would be cool if THETA could replace Youtube.

It's a catch 22 though, if something was big enough to replace youtube then it would have to make a shitload of money and be "too mainstream" in order to stay afloat

yes.

Have you seen the trending page of youtube? Tranny makeup, night time show hosts pushing an agenda and minority/celebrity worshipping. Youtube is cancer and will die along with facebook.

80k after capital gains if you're not a tax retard should net you 68k

$68 invested safely will allow you to withdraw $2000 a year. that's right a YEAR.

no don't sell your channel dummy. Take all the money and invest it and keep growing and milking it as much as you can.

I see amateurs on biz all giving bad advice but the bottom line is if you have a cash cow then MILK IT

now the above is all invalid if you're working 60hours a week on this channel.

I am assuming you work 20 hours a week max.

damn how are you getting so much revenue for so little subs? what is your niche? Or is this normal on youtube?

>selling something that gets you almost $20,000 a year for $80,000

You'd literally have to be the most retarded fucking faggot on planet earth to throw away this money and audience you worked hard for im exchange for a fucking four year cash advance. Don't be a stupid cuck like half of these brainlet underage pajeets telling you to sell are. Make no mistake: you caught lightning in a bottle, you will never "make it" like this again and you will regret selling it for the rest of your fucking life

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dont sell it nothing will replace youtube, youtube isn't even profitable, some startup with even more costs wont be either. everything will get worse until google owns the whole internet. take the blackpill and keep cucking out youtube content day by day

what? no. a normal valuation is going to be something like 2.5-3x earnings. someone is highballing OP and he should seriously jump on it. in 4 years this channel isn't going to be making any money anyway. sell and move on to the next one OP. this is how it's done.

You realize google could update their algorithm and his views could go down to nothing.

you're making the assumption that he will continue to make as much as he is now on this channel....for more than 4 years. not likely....not at all. Especially not after Apex falls out of fashion and all of OPs content is forgotten. kek.

Can u really make that much from only 30k subs? Seems too high.

>A normal valuation multiple would be 15x earnings
no, you're retarded and you should shut the fuck up instead of spreading bullshit

>Typical evaluation is 2x to 3x of annual income.
correct

>a normal valuation is going to be something like 2.5-3x earnings. someone is highballing OP and he should seriously jump on it
correct

The minimum you should sell your shit is "monthly earnings x 24" or as others put it, yearly income x 2. Depending on how good you are at negociating and some other factors you could push it to x3 and sometimes even x4.

TL/DR: that offer is more than fair.

I noticed for every 100 views you get 1 subscriber and for every 100 subscribers you can get about 1 patreon subscriber (or about $3/month)
For every 10,000 views that could be $3 a month. Could be pretty profitable because I remember getting that many views off some shitty video when I was a kid

businesses sell for 2-6 times the pre tax profit...4x is right in the middle!
Not sayin he should sell, but those number add up!

If you like doing it and have a fun time making the videos don't sell. If you'd rather start a new business sell. Easy.

>you caught lightning in a bottle, you will never "make it" like this again and you will regret selling it for the rest of your fucking life
it's a fucking youtube channel and OP is the content creator. sell the channel, make another one, and put out content. he's already got the formula, it's just a matter of starting again. there's nothing special about a channel or website that makes money once you know what you're doing. if you only have one, you're doing it wrong.

Not even that, I have my real job and my youtube channel is just something I do in my spare time for fun every now and then, I mean I post enough to keep in the partner programme but it's probably something I do for 5-6 hours a week
It depends on how many ads you put on and the length of the videos, I put on a few mid-roll ads here and there, but honestly subs aren't the most important thing any more

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ideally you would decline, continue to build the channel for another few years, and then sell it for a lot more. However the risk of demonetization or youtube getting btfo by a competitor is real. Who tf would buy a youtube channel anyway?

Why did your revenue drop that hard?
Also past 90 days revenue is only 4k, that makes 1350 a month.
80k is very good offer imo.

>that feel when my channel gets lots of views but is demonetized

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Depends of what you like also.
If you like making videos.
Dont sell.
If you like money
Sell.

This

It would take you ~50 months to make that money. assuming the average of 1600 p/m. A normal price would be 24-36 months. So I'd sell.

Take the money and run, don't be a dumb nigger

how the fuck does a 24k sub channel scoops in 2k a month?

Risk is inherent in any business, especially one dependent on a third party or multiple third parties. OP can adapt to change if need be, if he sells out for such a pitiful amount he's just done, forever lmao. What can you do with $80,000? Pay rent and eat for a couple years? If someone offered me that I'd tell them to kill themselves. A lot of questions remain unanswered such as "how long OP has been running his channel" and what specific niche of gaming content it is and so on. If he's been running this channel off the back of flavor-of-the-month games for several years already there's no fucking way he should sell and you know it-if he was at nothing before faggot legends came out that MIGHT be different.

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take it and reinvest, some rich zoomer baby decided to make his first investment-

counter his offer and ask for 100,000 DOGE.

Youtube analytics are terrible they often don't update for days later. So that dip is the 8th and I'm still waiting for it to update.

That's crazy, what was the reason? Reused content?

How can I make money on Youtube without using my own face and voice?

Because honestly subs aren't the most important thing anymore, I mean they're great because they're pretty much guaranteed views but it's all about watch time and view duration

Sell it, shill your new channel use the 80 k to fund better content

What type of videos do you make? you say its about gaming but do you do letsplays or top 10 lists etc? im asking because i want to start my own soon.
Also yes take the money you can just make a new channel and keep doing what u do now with a rebranding.

if your earnings are steadily increasing, don't sell it.

Yes take it. All in ETH. Be a millionaire in 5 years.

if you take the money and invest in LINK you will be richer than you ever dreamed of becoming.

You’ve got to be joking. You are shit with money if 80,000 is of no use to you

YouTube earnings are not passive. Valuing a channel like you'd value a utility stock is retarded.

Counter at $97,000 and bicker over it until you get $85,000-$90,000

Then run for the hills and don't sign any 'no compete' agreements and start all over again lel

I'd take it and start another channel. If you've got fans, maybe they'll follow you

Yeah everyone here seems to think the channel deserves a valuation of a fortune 500 company.

Oh and also if it's a gaming channel I'd be inclined to put the valuation lower unless this guy is able to grow his engagement on videos and increase viewer retention/engagement.

Because let's be honest, there are so many people that want to make it in the gaming category and play video games for a living. The competition and supply of content for that category is probably going to keep growing until esports/gaming plateaus.

If OP had a financial / health channel I'd maybe be hesitant, because the CPMS + chance to plug your own courses/products/merch etc. is way more valuable in those niches imo.

>dining with krueger: the post

>t. emotionally invested śoyboy

I'm extremely frugal actually, you're the one telling someone to give up a projected $20,000+ a year for a short term advance because of your paranoid fud about "muh algorithms".

Rent $1000~/mo
Car Insurance $100/mo
Gasoline: $60/mo
Electricity: $60/mo
Internet: $75/mo
Food/drink $300 a month ($10/d av.)

That's $1,600 on essentials exclusively (not my essentials mind you, I pay $60 for insurance and $600 in rent because of roommates), nearly $20,000 a year (and that's excluding health insurance). $80,000 isn't shit in the real world. It'd make a good down payment on a house, and for what? So he could pay $3,000/yr on property taxes, $200 a month on natural gas etc. and have no income stream to pay for it?

Stay poor, marshmallow eater

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No. Your YouTube channel is your brand; use it to branch out into other social media and capitalize, capitalize, capitalize. Start a Patreon and post your shit to every platform.

Yes, YouTube is dying, but your brand can outlive it and you need to ride this wave as long as you can to build your audience.

Youtube is dying slowly OP, if you are still interested in your auidence find a way to make them patreon paypigs.

>nearly $20,000 a year (and that's excluding health insurance). $80,000 isn't shit in the real world.

4 years of life expenses isn't shit. okok

Really depends on your risk tolerance and how much you expect the channel to grow/how relevant you think YouTube will be in 4 years. As long as you invest wisely it could be a good time to sell

You only spend 60/month on gas?

Maybe if you're expecting to drop dead over that period of time. OP is on a good trajectory now, if he gives that up he's starting from 0 like the 100s of thousands of other wannabe streamers-and this time he may never recover to where he is now. Yeah he'll be somewhat comfortable for a few years, hurray for NEET life xd, but to give up what he has now he's basically operating on the assumption that he's 100% going to fail and is going to have to go to back to wage slaving anyway. For one thing, if someone's initial offer is $80,000, you can bet they valued it far more. Ultimately OP would be betting against both himself AND his potential investor

(there's also the possibility the guy is simply scamming but I assume youtube has some protections in place to prevent that)

Admittedly a pretty rough estimate, I wouldn't be surprised if I spend closer to $80 but I"m not sure. I fill up about once every three weeks I think.

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Generally a business is sold for the profit it would generate over a 10 year period. Give a significantly higher counteroffer, and if they balk, just sit on it.

what company trades at 2.5x earnings other than shitty ones that are about to have their earnings drop like Micron?

AMD is trading at 125 P/E or something ridiculous like that

this. if you consider they would make back their initial investment in less than 5 years (assuming NO growth) they would be getting it for a bargain.

Another thing to consider is how much do you want to keep doing this yourself. if you want out, selling is a good way to do it of course. I have so many youtube channels i enjoyed but just stopped uploading. if they kept plowing away maybe they would of gotten an offer as well.

How easy is it to operate. $1,500 is excellent cash flow. If you get that with minnmual effort on your part I would not sell.

To get a equivalent cash flow investment that is a 10% return quo’s be close to $200,000.

youtube channels are not value stocks wtf

what can you do with $80k? you can invest it or live off of it while you build something new that will generate more income. I don't understand what makes the 2k a month more attractive. desu,you come off as being a crypto neet with limited real world experience with money.
>not selling my linkies until $1000!!!!

are you for real right now? we're talking acquisition, not stock valuation brainlet. 2-3x is standard. try to sell any revenue generating online business for anymore than that. you can't.

Sell that shit, right fucking now.

Take the cash and put it in the S&P 500 index over a year. Turns it into millions by the time you retire.

Youtube is dying man. Even if it doesnt die OP can always just make a new channel. By taking the 80k hes basically just taking a massive dividend payout on his work.

He isn’t guaranteed that level of popularity. If he’s a casual it could just be dumb luck up to this point, I’d take the cash and reinvest unless he has a solid plan for the channel moving forward.

yes buy at the top classic biz

yes, then delete it after you receive payment

>sell it
>make a new channel

how long did it take you to reach 24k? just a thought

brainlets in this thread - don't sell OP. The reason he offered you well above your 2-3x yearly earnings is because of how easy it is to scale youtube - the big get bigger. You could easily take your channel and start earning 10x in the next 1-2 years.

this

cashout and all-in in crypto, youtube policies are getting fucked

FOUND HIS CHANNEL GUYS
youtu.be/nn_WsUFcpmU

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Normal valuations in SaaS software are 3-5x. I doubt youtube can pull more than that

you're the brainlet, in fact in acquisitions price/earnings ratio rarely matters

it's future cash flows that matter, which could be higher or lower

Almost 4 years, and I don't think I could be bothered going through that ever again to be honest

Yes sell. ROI.
Then take half for fun. Reinvest other half in stocks with a good spread.

Just remember that it will eventually level off. At some point it will become a bell curve.
This is my analytics up until 2015. It's easy to speculate when everything's going up.

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Then it eventually leveled off, i eventually slowed down uploading. Editing and everything became a pain. But i don't think i would sell. I still enjoy it and am happy with the $700 per month and the possibility of making more

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reminder....we're talking about a you tube channel. projected future cash flows do not matter. only current revenue. 2-3x yearly revenue is not only a fair price, it's quite standard. it's crazy that someone is offering as much as they are for this. ask anyone whose ever sold a website or SaaS what a fair market price is. seriously, some of you guys are unreasonably deluded. you compared a publicly traded companies stock price vs. earnings to OPs youtube channel. get a grip fag.

Surprisingly, people on biz have no idea how the real world works. Watch a couple of shark tank episodes guys, investors typically offer 3x yearly and more often than not lowball (since they are in a better bargaining position).
You sound like "idea guys" wanting a 50/50 split for their idea, lol.

That's pretty fantastic user, what time period is this?

Don't mean to shill too hard, but have you guys looked into getting Brave verified? I imagine it's just another way of making money, but it's making money through cryptocurrency and could be a big thing going forward. No cost to you and would only increase revenue.

brave.com/creators/

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