This business specializes in repairing hacked WordPress websites and migrating them to a secure private cloud. Based in Asheville, North Carolina, the company sets itself apart by providing personalized, attentive service to clients, distinguishing itself from competitors who outsource work overseas. The service is available 24/7, ensuring immediate assistance from cybersecurity experts. Since its inception in 2013, not a single client has been hacked. The business generates revenue through Google Ads targeting "hacked website repair" and "website malware removal," directing prospects to Call-To-Actions that lead them to a landing page and a toll-free number. Upon contacting, clients submit their website hosting details for repairs at a one-time cost, followed by an annual fee for their website's migration to a private cloud. Additional marketing services are available as upsells.
The current owner is selling the business to focus on a new venture that requires substantial investment. The business is ideal for a tech entrepreneur with a passion for cybersecurity or an investor interested in acquiring it and having the current owner provide training. Assets include brand assets, customer contracts, custom technology, domains, hosting accounts, marketing materials, and more. Post-sale support includes 20 hours of training. The business currently hosts approximately 50 websites. Social media presence is minimal, with no followers on major platforms and a small mailing list of 50 email addresses. There is no inventory value listed for the business assets.
Cybersecurity enthusiast and internet marketing expert.
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1 transaction totalling USD $20,000
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