John pointed me at this Cyberwire site which calculates the monetary value of your site - pointless but irresistible. Mine is worth $5,662. For one moment I thought that was a monthly figure, but it's annual. We always said we didn't do it for money didn't we? (and I bet if I did start plugging this site for adverts as much as they suggest the traffic would wane).
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Hi Martin,
I hate to disappoint, but the value you got was for typepad, not your specific site - I only realized the methodology when I put in my almost dead blog address, and it came out at 35 million US dollars - it was evaluating the blogspot part of the URL, not my specific blog....which is worth a little bit less :-)
Adam,
Posted by: Adam J | 22/05/2007 at 12:26 PM