The owner is selling a well-established, high PageRank (PR6) general website directory that has demonstrated stability over the past year through three Google updates. The directory hosts over 3,000 website listings, averaging 100-200 new submissions daily. It generates a substantial income, projected at around $900 monthly, alongside a growing contacts list of webmasters, currently exceeding 3,000. The site operates on the latest version of a top link directory script, featuring a user-friendly admin panel that incorporates AJAX for enhanced functionality. SEO advantages include search engine-friendly URLs, with daily crawls by major search engines such as Google and Yahoo, leading to quick indexing of new submissions. The site has over 5,000 pages currently indexed by Google with this number increasing steadily. Over the past three weeks, the site earned $696 from featured link sales, though attempts to monetize through Adsense have only resulted in an additional $15. Visitor traffic remains consistent, ranging from 200-300 visitors daily and achieving 800-1,000 page views. The site boasts an Alexa ranking of 140k, which is on the rise. Traffic is primarily sourced from various webmaster forums. Due to previous issues with statcounter analytics, the owner has transitioned to using an alternative analytics tool, which limits available statistical data, although relevant screenshots have been provided.
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