The business, established in early 2018, primarily focuses on reviews of generators, which are sold at various price points. The current owner acquired the website on March 15, 2021, and notes that income from the site would have exceeded $4,000 if March earnings were counted in full. The website requires minimal maintenance, averaging only 1-2 hours of work weekly, and all its traffic is generated through SEO. Revenue streams include Amazon Associates and Google AdSense.
The owner is selling the business to invest in a local venture in their country. Additionally, other affiliate websites are for sale, featuring products like above-ground pools, power generators, stethoscopes, and hunting gear, each generating varying monthly incomes through similar revenue channels.
This business would particularly suit someone interested in expanding the site further, although it currently lacks an email list. The owner has set a reserve price of 25 times the monthly average earnings over the past year, with no willingness to negotiate below this threshold. A BIN (Buy It Now) price might be introduced shortly before the auction's conclusion.
Assets included in the sale are the domains, social media accounts, and accompanying website files, source code, and content. The business's social media presence includes a Facebook account with 1.1K followers. Post-sale support will be provided to the buyer. No physical inventory is tied to the business, underscoring its digital nature.
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