The business discussed generates revenue primarily through lead sales and Google Adsense. Leads are generated when visitors complete a "Moving Cost" form on the site, providing details like moving locations and contact information. These leads are sold to moving companies, and payments for valid leads are processed through methods like PayPal and ACH. A Google Adsense account contributes additional income via ad placements that generate revenue when clicked or viewed.
The sale of the business includes accounts necessary to maintain operations, such as PPC and Google analytics. However, the seller will retain their long-term Google Adsense account used for other ventures. The business is mostly automated, with minimal daily maintenance required. Operations involve verifying lead information and managing client interactions. No advanced technical skills are needed; the site is built on WordPress, and the seller will provide training to the buyer for the first 60 days post-sale.
The primary traffic sources include PPC and affiliate marketing. SEO efforts haven't been substantial, suggesting growth opportunities in this area, along with increased social media marketing. The business's expenses and revenue information are detailed in an attached Profit & Loss statement, with supporting bank statements due to its recent establishment. The buyer must conduct due diligence before the auction concludes and requires a U.S. corporation, address, and bank account to manage payments effectively.
Training, support, and additional guidance are offered post-sale, encouraging smooth operational transition. The seller is open to discussing offers privately, and due diligence is emphasized to ensure a successful transaction.
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