The seller is offering a business specializing in a WordPress site generation system, enabling users to create websites efficiently. The business, which has primarily been marketed through a specific forum, has generated most of its sales there, with additional revenue from a few hundred sales on its main page and around 400 from web hosting commissions. Despite the potential of the business, the seller is opting to sell due to time constraints and mentions an openness to a 50/50 partnership where the buyer handles marketing while the seller manages support and updates. The system allows users to point unlimited domains to a single WordPress installation to rapidly create numerous sites.
The business also presents potential for residual income through an affiliate program, which has yet to be established. The seller suggests that expertise in online advertising could drive additional traffic. The offering is positioned as an early-stage business opportunity, distinct from others that are typically sold at a later stage. The sales have been reported on a forum, and further revenue comes from purchases and affiliate income, although marketing efforts apart from forum promotions have been minimal, with about 500 spent on forum advertisement boosts. Interested parties are invited to reach out via email or Skype for more information.
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