Established in 2006, this business focuses on WordPress design and development for nonprofit organizations and small businesses. The owner, operating as a sole proprietor, uses contractors for additional support when needed. The business, generating an average annual revenue of $60,000, primarily earns its income from web design, development, SEO, hosting, and some affiliate marketing. Clients are generally acquired through referrals, website leads, or responses to RFP requests. The business currently receives 2-3 design or SEO leads per month without significant marketing efforts.
The seller is moving on to other opportunities and is looking for a buyer who may want to enter the web design field, expand an existing agency, or possibly convert the business into an affiliate or lead-generation site. The business includes several assets such as the domain, website files, and current client base, excluding personal connections, with monthly hosting revenue of $535. The website's monthly expenses include tools and hosting services, and while contractors are not included in the sale, there's a possibility to negotiate their continued collaboration.
The business has a moderate social media presence with followers on Facebook and YouTube, and a mailing list of around 260 email addresses. Post-sale support is offered to aid the transition. The business has notable potential for growth in maintenance services and affiliate revenue by better content optimization and promotion. The buyer can adjust service pricing independently, leveraging the existing foundation to further customize and potentially expand the business's offerings.
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