Established B2B lead generation and marketing blog, generating consistent organic traffic and high number of link insertion/guest post requests every month.
The business in question is experiencing high demand for featuring other brands on its website through link mentions, guest posts, or advertising due to its substantial website traffic and strong domain rating. This demand serves as an inbound marketing channel, resulting in hundreds of emails being received weekly across four company email inboxes.
The marketing team manages this blog revenue aspect of the business, supported by four operators who oversee the email inboxes. The financials indicate monthly sales of $8,500, with expenses including a staff cost of $1,500, a staff sales commission of $500, and a tool cost of $38, resulting in a net profit of $6,462 and a net profit margin of 76%.
The business is offering for sale its domain, brand assets, and a subscriber list of blog revenue customers. The email inbox management system, as well as the inventory of other websites for potential up-sell or cross-sell opportunities, are included in the sale. However, the SaaS technology behind the brand is excluded from the deal.
The website features approximately 900 blog posts available in English and five other languages, facilitated by machine translation. The site boasts over 7,000 indexed pages, a domain rating between 68-70, and a consistent stream of organic traffic and demand for promotional services. The business is seeking a buyer to take over the ownership of the website, blog revenue, brand, and staff capable of maintaining efficient operations and sustaining monthly sales with high profit margins.
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