A 2-year-old content website in the electric rides space, primarily focused on electric scooters, is offered for sale. Most earnings come from affiliate sales in this sub-niche, though the site was registered and content development began later than initially stated years. The site has not undergone substantial SEO optimization, presenting potential growth opportunities for buyers. It does not rely heavily on organic traffic but instead uses a strategy focused on social platforms like Facebook Groups to generate revenue. The sale includes a beginner-friendly content site, the domain name, all published content, 90 days of post-sale support, and a 2-year non-compete clause. The current owner leverages social interactions in large electric ride groups to provide affiliate links, promising to guide the buyer to sustain this earning model and make an average of $500 per month for the first three months after sale. The primary earnings come from a partnership with a scooter company, with additional growth potential through more affiliate links. The site has minimal AdSense income due to low organic traffic. Over the last six months, revenue has varied monthly. Hosting and domain renewal costs are modest, with no outsourced expenses and no recent content additions. No special skills are required to maintain the website. The site is for sale via auction without reserve, with a bidding system in place to manage offers. The seller emphasizes responsiveness and provides detailed support post-sale.
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