A profitable website is up for sale, generating $1,000 monthly with minimal effort through Raptive. The site ranks for over 32,000 keywords, with many appearing on Google's first page, although it has been inactive for three and a half years. Last year, it was enrolled in Raptive, and this account can be transferred to the new owner. Revenue also comes from sponsored posts or link insertions, earning $200-$400 per post. This sale presents a valuable opportunity for individuals unable to meet Raptive Premium network criteria. Along with the website, a Pinterest account is included, boasting over 17,000 followers and more than a million monthly views. The site receives over 25,000 monthly page views and contains over 185 long-form articles. There's significant potential to triple page views and revenue by updating older content. Currently, the site earns $25-$30 daily from ads, plus $250-$400 monthly from sponsored posts. The sale proceeds because the site is outside the seller's expertise area and came with a batch of other sites. The website is easy to manage, and the seller offers support in the form of one month of training, with one-hour weekly Zoom sessions. Additionally, connections for Pinterest management and content creation are available. Interested parties are invited to bid, and references can be provided upon request.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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