The owner of a consulting business has expressed challenges in maintaining a secondary site developed a year ago, despite its past profitability. Initially, payment was processed via PayPal but transitioned to a different platform in September. At its peak, with active content creation and marketing efforts, the site generated around $3,000/month in profit, now reduced to approximately $1,000/month. The site includes a considerable number of double opt-in subscribers and features such as forums, a Facebook group, and substantial visitor stats. The owner reports additional income through an autoresponder, and the site has an Alexa Rank of 479,266 and Google PR Rank of 4. Monthly costs include a programmer on demand for $100, Google Adwords at $1,000, and data sourcing at $900. The site previously benefited from a dedicated SEO team, contributing to significant organic search revenue. Ideas for growth include redesigning the site, expanding email marketing, adding multimedia content, and integrating a blog for better SEO. For potential new owners, support for the transition period includes contact sharing and operational advice. The required weekly work is projected at 3-5 hours, encompassing email responses, Adwords adjustments, article writing, and maintaining site content. The owner suggests that careful management and increased spending on Google Adwords could restore the profitability to past levels. Revenue sources comprise paid memberships via ClickBank, Google Adsense, and the autoresponder, each with potential for increased income through strategic enhancements. Traffic sources primarily include organic searches, Adwords, and referring links.