An established and monetized Facebook page in the pet/dog niche is being offered for sale. This page has over 225,000 engaged followers and has reached a substantial audience with over 157 million views in the last nine months via Facebook Reels. The page maintains an excellent standing with its platform, having no monetization violations and active recommendation features.
The audience is predominantly from the United States (57.4%), allowing for high ad rates and favorable affiliate conversions. The demographic skew is significantly female (79% women, 21% men) and concentrated in the 55-65+ age range, making it ideal for home and pet spending. The page has generated approximately $12.5K in earnings over the past nine months through Meta's ad revenue sharing and is set up for affiliate marketing optimization.
For potential buyers, the page offers multiple revenue opportunities, such as E-commerce integration, brand sponsorships, and print-on-demand merchandising. Included in the sale are the complete branding assets and 30 days of post-transfer support. However, the seller's personal Amazon Associates affiliate account is excluded, necessitating the insertion of the buyer's own affiliate links.
The owner is selling the page to shift focus onto other digital projects, citing a lack of time for required management and posting schedules.
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