An online marketing service founded in 2010 specializes in assisting small to mid-sized businesses with Facebook advertising. The company offers tailored solutions to attract targeted website traffic and provides distinctive after-sales support. Customers can select their audience based on various demographics, ensuring effective reach without high costs. The business monetizes by selling Facebook fans, where users purchase packages via PayPal. Subsequently, the orders are outsourced to acquire fans, and the process is simple and cost-effective.
Revenue details highlight a gross profit of $2,689.67 in September and $1,188.28 from October 1 to 12. After deducting expenses, the total income from September 6 to October 12 is $3,216.95, marking substantial earnings in a short span.
Traffic generation initially involved a brief trial with Google Adwords, resulting in modest orders, but there has been a shift towards SEO optimization. A comprehensive SEO package was purchased, achieving first-page Google rankings for keywords related to buying Facebook fans. The site has consistently maintained high search rankings, leading to orders driven solely by SEO efforts.
The company is up for sale, offering its domain, unique content, optimized website, reliable outsource providers, and a high-performing SEO package. The sale is motivated by the owners’ need to fund a larger project involving SEO software development. Additional assets include an alternative service for purchasing Twitter followers, with a monthly income averaging $1,900. The site’s transaction will occur via a specified online marketplace, with negotiable pricing options available.
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