An established web traffic business, with over six years of operation, reported earning over $13,000 in January 2011. This business operates by delivering targeted traffic to websites within specific niches. The system runs primarily on auto-pilot, requiring minimal daily work amounting to about 30 minutes, which mainly involves approving orders and addressing customer inquiries. The business, which boasts custom coding and design, thrives without needing paid ads due to its strong search engine rankings. Most of its traffic comes organically from major search engines and referrals. They are partnered with various advertising networks to provide redirected visits.
This sale includes three domains and their contents, alongside existing business relationships with advertising networks. Notably, payment gateways like PayPal and 2Checkout are not transferable; buyers must use their accounts instead. Monthly expenses are relatively low, with costs attributed mainly to traffic delivery and hosting fees.
The seller is offering full support to the buyer for 30 days post-purchase. The site requires no programming knowledge, and prospective buyers are assured of an easy transition thanks to the user-friendly, automated system. The transaction will proceed via escrow, giving buyers a 48-hour inspection period post-transaction. Finally, the seller is focused on transitioning to a new offline business venture, which motivates this sale. The site maintains strong search engine rankings, contributing to its allure for potential buyers. Bidding is required, with no option for direct offers via email to maintain confidentiality and adhere to platform rules.
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2. Review financials. Financials are seller-provided inputs. Always ask for verified financials. Ask for a tax return or request access to their dashboard. if it’s an ecommerce store get a transaction report.
3. Review traffic. Sellers can grant you access to Google Analytics. Ask for read-only access to verify site traffic.
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