An established blog focused on blogging, internet marketing, and generating online income has been put up for sale. The site has shown promising growth with an approximate income of $5,000 so far in 2008, averaging $1,650 per month. In February, it accrued $1,826 predominantly through private advertising, sponsored reviews, and affiliate sales. The blog currently experiences significant traffic of 15k-20k unique visitors monthly with over 46k backlinks, a PageRank of 3, and a high Technorati ranking.
The owner has decided to sell to invest in a new venture due to time constraints from a full-time job. The blog stands out within the "Make Money Online" niche, being featured on popular platforms, and appearing on Digg's front page multiple times in the past seven months. It includes distinctive assets like two premium WordPress themes, which have proven financially lucrative. These themes can be customized easily and are marketed through an existing affiliate program.
Sale includes diverse domain ownership and the blog also offers around 20 draft posts with the opportunity for transition collaboration. Revenue streams also include paid reviews and banner ad sales. The owner provides documentation for traffic and income proof and is open to inquiries. The blog's traffic is fueled by organic search and referrals from major blogs, securing a strong ranking for relevant keywords on search engines. The new owner can benefit significantly from potential advertising schemes to enhance revenue further. Payment options include PayPal or Escrow.
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