The business in question provides live scores for various sports matches, allowing users to access lineups, player statistics, and real-time scoring updates. It utilizes a proprietary plugin that automates the live scoring process, developed by the current owner. In addition to its website, the business operates an Android application and maintains a presence on social media with over 10,000 followers on a popular social networking site and 500 on a microblogging platform, numbers which are steadily increasing. The site generates revenue primarily through an advertising network, with the potential for further monetization by integrating additional betting-related ads.
The owner has decided to sell the business due to needing funds for a personal investment in property and in order to focus on freelance development work. The business would be an ideal acquisition for sports enthusiasts, particularly those with knowledge in cricket, basketball, and football. The current owner is willing to provide guidance on how to leverage sporting events to drive significant web traffic.
Assets included in the sale encompass brand assets, domain names, and social media accounts. The transaction also includes post-sale support from the current owner to ensure a smooth transition. Although specific inventory details are not applicable, the core value lies in the established digital presence and proprietary technology.
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