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How can I sell my project?

https://classicalmusiconly.com/

How can I sell my project?

I have a popular YouTube channel about classical music called "ClassicalMusicOnly", https://www.youtube.com/classicalmusiconly the channel is more than 10 years old and is probably the most popular classical music YouTube channel with more than 270,000 subscribers and around 190 million views as of today. Also I developed a social website around classical music (where one can create lists and listen to them, discuss works and composers, ask for recommendations, get recommendations according to his followed composers and starred works among other features) with the same branding name https://classicalmusiconly.com/ and launched it in December 2017 and it was featured in many top websites like HN and its traffic has been slowly but steadily growing in both Google search and direct traffic. Also I have social media accounts for the project (Facebook+Twitter+Google plus) with more than 70,000 combined followers. I've been maintaining and developing this project for the long term (there is no advertising on the website, no promotions whatsoever on my YouTube channel or my social profiles beside my own services links). The popularity of my project outlets is entirely built on organic traffic and I haven't spent a dollar on advertising or promoting my own services. How I can sell this project in the most fair and fastest way possible?

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      270,000 subscribers for less than 1k?

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      Just sold my third project there

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        What was it and how much did you sell it for?

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    The subscribership is impressive. Congrats on that!

    OTOH It looks like monetization would be difficult due to copyright issues. Is that right?

    ( You can't run ads on YouTube, right? )

    What monetization paths have you considered? Is there a ballpark valuation you're looking for?

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    @cmo Do you have a price in mind? peyton.goen@gmail.com

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    maybe use flippa?

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      Flippa is worth a look. I often browse what is on offer, but have never been through the actual process of buying something.

      I believe Flippa buyers usually need/want to see full stats/income. @cmo would need to be prepared to gather and show all of this.

      Does it make any money? YouTube ads?

      Is there a specialist/company within the classical music industry who would benefit from buying you out? Might be worth reaching out to some people within the industry?

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        Well, I believe the assets @cmo has is full of raw potential for monetization through various means to the right people. Like @rosiesherry it might be worth it reaching out to people within the industry!