Numerical, a four-year-old sports-focused digital content platform from the UK, is currently up for sale. The offering includes both its YouTube channel and a TikTok account with a substantial following of 480,000. The platform features content primarily centered on football, with successful ventures into other sports like tennis. Despite reduced activity on the YouTube channel, it continues to generate an average monthly income of $700 from engaged, returning viewers. Previously, the channel earned over £1200/$1600 when active.
The TikTok account, part of the creativity program, amassed over 20 million likes before numerous videos were removed for personal reasons. Both channels have developed their audience organically over time. The owner has leveraged the platform for sponsorships, with some deals reaching up to £1800/$2400, and has collaborated with professional sports teams and athletes.
The current owner is selling due to time constraints imposed by a new job. There is an acknowledgment that content creation would increase profitability, but personal circumstances do not allow for this commitment. The owner suggests that similar channels could benefit from the acquisition, especially in producing trending football content. Additionally, there is potential for growth through AI-generated content.
Prospective buyers must possess an approved AdSense account to monetize the YouTube channel. If a buyer lacks such an account, they will need to establish one, pending Google AdSense approval, post-acquisition.
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