A project focused on life hacks and crafts, which produced short vertical videos over the course of 11 months, generated a monetization revenue of approximately $3,500 to $3,700 in the last two months from platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. Despite these earnings, monetization did not extend to Instagram. The project's digital footprint boasts considerable followings: over 550,000 followers on TikTok, 170,000 on Instagram, 230,000 on YouTube, and another 170,000 on Facebook. The entire business, including its online presence and digital assets, was offered for sale at a price of $24,000, with a potential reduced price of $19,200. To maintain and grow the business, the purchaser is required to continue producing and publishing similar video content across these social networks. An important consideration for the buyer involves the setup of AdSense. The new owner must possess an approved AdSense for YouTube account to link with the channel. If they lack such an account, they must establish a new one, which is subject to Google AdSense's standard approval procedures, to continue monetizing the YouTube content. The continuity of the business's success hinges on adhering to these operational and monetization strategies across the various video-sharing platforms.