This summary outlines the details of a food and kitchen niche business available for sale. The business operates under a .com domain, which is a premium brandable domain purchased for $995. It has been active for 1 year and 5 months, although the domain itself has been around for 22 years, featuring an Ahrefs Domain Rating of 25.
The site is content-rich with 88 articles, including 78 extensive buying guides averaging 3,000 to 5,000 words each, along with 10 informative articles. The business earns revenue solely through the Amazon USA affiliate program, with monthly earnings ranging from $82.35 in June 2020 to a peak of $361.70 in December 2020. Despite fluctuating income, the last six months show an average earnings figure that is used to calculate the asking price at 35 times this average.
Traffic data indicates an average of 5,597 monthly visitors over the last three months, as recorded by Google Analytics, while Ahrefs reports 3,200 monthly visitors. There has been no off-page SEO activity—the site has no backlinks.
The owner is selling due to needing urgent funds for another e-commerce venture. The business is ideal for individuals with experience in developing and flipping websites, offering growth potential through the establishment of backlinks. Post-sale support is included, and the business's assets include its domains and all website files, source code, and content. No physical inventory is associated with the sale.
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