A display advertising and Amazon Associates business created in February 2020 in the outdoor and camping niche with 208 published articles (around 300k words).
This listing is for an online business within the outdoor and camping niche, established in February 2020. It features a WordPress site with buying guides and informational content about camping. The business comprises three main revenue streams: display advertising through a specific platform, Amazon Associates, and affiliate partnerships. As of now, the site hosts 208 articles, totaling 300,000 words, with an additional 20 articles ready to be handed over to the buyer.
Primarily, the site receives organic traffic from search engines, predominantly from users in the US, UK, and Canada. The strong backlink profile and organic traffic patterns indicate robust site performance without the need for extensive maintenance. The current owner dedicates 2-3 hours per week to publishing guest-post content, aiming to maintain a consistent output of 2-4 articles weekly. However, the site can sustain its current performance even if this publishing frequency is reduced.
Existing growth opportunities include leveraging a keyword research list with 100 target keywords, executing the publishing of the 20 ready articles, initiating a Facebook group, and monetizing guest post placements and link insert services on freelance platforms. The site thrives on organic traffic without any marketing expenditure, but the seller seeks to pass on the business due to budget constraints for scaling content and SEO efforts.
Included in the sale are the primary domain, all site content, a connected social media account, 20+ articles ready for publication, and a list of 100 potential keywords for future content development.
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