A motherhood fitness blog, established in December 2019, specializes in pregnancy and postpartum fitness. The blog attracts an average of 45K monthly page views and 33.5K unique monthly visitors, resulting in a net monthly profit of $618, primarily through affiliate marketing and an ad network partnership. The business is ideal for individuals experienced in growing fitness websites or those seeking a passive income source, as it has not required active management recently but continues to grow. Included in the sale are all brand and web assets, such as domains, hosting accounts, policy documents, email accounts, social media profiles, website files, and content. Social media engagement includes 110 Facebook followers, and a significant presence on Pinterest with 2.1M monthly viewers. The subscriber mailing list consists of 150 email addresses. The sale also includes post-sale support to aid in transition. The owner is selling the business due to time constraints from other entrepreneurial ventures. The blog represents a strong opportunity for those looking to leverage its existing traction and the inclusion of valuable business assets. Buyers can potentially expand the business further by adding additional content or utilizing the current ad network partnership for passive revenue generation.
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