The business in question is an Amazon Associates review site specializing in sous vide cooking, which began in April 2016. Initially focused on reviews, it has since broadened to offer recipes and cooking tips, resulting in increasing revenue and traffic. The site was untouched by a major algorithm update from Google in December 2020. The current owner dedicates about 15 minutes monthly to manage it. The site experienced a setback with a manual link-building penalty in early 2019, which was revoked mid-year following corrective measures. Historical use of PBNs, diversity link packages, and social media shares have mostly been phased out or disavowed. It incorporates two additional domains redirected to it, which are included in the sale. Revenue is primarily generated through the Amazon Associates program.
The owner seeks to sell the site as part of a strategy to downsize their portfolio, citing limited time and interest to expand this smaller, relatively low-maintenance asset further. The site is pitched as an ideal opportunity for someone keen on establishing a foothold in Amazon Associates websites, with evidence of user and revenue growth following content updates. The site's assets include domains, social media accounts, website files, and content. Its social media engagement includes 427 followers on Facebook, 1,483 on Twitter, and 129,500 monthly views on Pinterest. No email addresses are on the mailing list. Post-sale support will be provided to the new owner.
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