A business focused on online poker, established in 2006, has experienced steady success over the years, thanks to its effective use of affiliate marketing. As of June 2021, it has generated over $43,000 in revenue, projecting an annual revenue of approximately $74,000 if trends continue. The business operates mainly through organic traffic from the USA with zero ad spend and minimal operational expenses, primarily limited to hosting costs. Key assets include a seasoned affiliate account generating consistent revenue for over a decade and the potential for additional income through sponsored posts.
Opportunities for growth lie in enhancing SEO strategies and expanding content to include more state-specific articles in regulated markets. Revenue is primarily earned through a well-known affiliate network, offering a commission structure of 30% monthly, contingent on acquiring a minimum of three Real Money Players every six months.
The owner, who also manages a digital marketing agency, is selling the business to focus exclusively on their agency. The business is ideal for individuals knowledgeable in affiliate marketing, particularly those with SEO experience or the willingness to invest in it.
Included in the sale are brand assets, contracts, domains, social media accounts, and website content. The seller offers one month of post-sale support to ensure a smooth transition for the buyer. Payment methods for affiliate earnings vary, with bank wire available in Asia and Bitcoin for other regions, presenting a potential investment opportunity during favorable market conditions.
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