The business in question reports an average revenue of $4.6K over the past six months and receives traffic exceeding 63K monthly visits, with 84.9% being organic traffic sourced from search engines. The business focuses on an evergreen niche, maintaining consistent interest throughout the year. Traffic originates mainly from India (33.56%), the United States (16.44%), and Indonesia (4.05%).
The company has not significantly invested in link-building efforts but employed strategies such as Skyscraper and Infographic Link Building initially. Their backlink profile remains organic, safe, and aligned with contemporary SEO practices, without financial investment in link-building activities.
Revenue generation initially relied on a Pay per Install (PPI) platform, yielding $1.7-2K monthly. Following Google AdSense approval, revenue doubled, with an average of $4.6K over the last six months. Comprehensive records and willingness to provide a detailed revenue walkthrough are available.
Opportunities for further growth include expanding within the same niche by adding articles on new applications and games and incorporating affiliate articles to leverage affiliate marketing offers. The sale package includes the domain name, website files, a Facebook page with over 900 likes, and 30 days of post-sale support via text and call for matters related to the website.
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