A company established in 2007 is on the market, specializing in creating diverse dress-up games for users of all ages. With an annual revenue of $149,950 and operational expenses of $11,772, the business offers entertainment while serving as a platform for marketing and ads. The sale encompasses rights to all games, the domain name, website, social media pages, developer resources for monthly game creation, and advertising partnerships. The business earns revenue through display and video advertising with partners, including notable ad services. The owners are selling to focus on expanding their e-commerce operations and require additional capital for inventory. This business suits anyone seeking passive income from a niche-dominant property with over a decade’s history. Assets included in the sale comprise brand assets, domains, hosting accounts, vendor contacts, and website-related content. The social media following includes approximately 180,000 on Facebook, 810 on Twitter, and 2,800 on Instagram, with 360 monthly viewers on Pinterest. Post-sale support is included. The business utilizes partnerships with similar sites to expand content availability and gain ad revenue, benefiting both parties through increased viewership and user experience. A decline in traffic correlates with limited game publication due to time constraints from another project. The potential exists for traffic growth by increasing game publishing frequency.
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