The individual started an AdSense site in mid-March 2009, which unexpectedly became a strong earner primarily through AdSense revenue. While there is potential for greater earnings through CPA programs and affiliate offers, they lack the time and expertise to explore these avenues. They are selling the site due to a need for funds for education and an imminent start of school in the fall, which will restrict their time for site management. All revenue comes from AdSense, averaging $1,000/month since inception, though actual earnings are closer to $1,500/month. They believe tracking issues due to a WordPress template could be causing discrepancies, but are selling the site based on provable $1,000/month earnings. The income remains consistent, even with minimal article submissions, indicating residual income potential. A concerted effort could potentially increase earnings to over $4,000/month from AdSense alone.
The site's traffic primarily stems from ezinearticles.com and other top article directories, with approximately 200 articles linked to it, attracting substantial search engine traffic. The articles generate significant views, supporting the site's consistent traffic without the need for paid advertising. The seller is willing to provide more detailed information upon request for serious buyers. This sale is rare from the seller, suggesting potential buyers should reach out for any additional information needed.
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