Better When High is a website around all things Cannabis, from Buyer's Guides to Recipe's & News. It's well-trafficked, but selling to focus on other projects.
The business successfully recovered from a Google Algorithm Update in August 2022, restoring its traffic and revenue to levels seen before May. The majority of its traffic is generated organically through high rankings for several high-volume keywords, presenting an opportunity for increased earnings through conversion optimization. The business is affiliated with a leading ad network in its industry. It features a forum which is presently inactive due to an expired license, but its presence is optional for the new owner.
The business primarily operates by producing original and evergreen content focused on high-volume searches within the cannabis industry, using a premium theme to maximize functionality. Revenue is generated through ad placements and affiliate partnerships. The current owner is selling the business due to a need to focus on fewer projects, despite having invested significant time and resources to establish its market authority. The business is well-positioned for growth, needing a dedicated individual to maintain and expand its content offerings.
Additional offerings with the business include domains such as several previously merged and redirected sites. There is also a list of approximately 55 affiliate programs categorized under Cannabis, Subscription Boxes, CBD, and Delta 8/9, which could be leveraged for further business development if requested by the buyer. The business is positioned to benefit greatly from someone who can dedicate the necessary attention to maintaining its growth trajectory.
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