An established Facebook community-information page is on sale, primarily serving specific communities in Washington State. With over 4,414 followers, the page has achieved substantial engagement, evidenced by 1.1 million views and 118,200 engagements over the past 28 days. It has gained 403 new followers in this period, with an audience composed predominantly of U.S.-based users, mostly women, aged 35–44. The viewership is highly localized, with 51.8% coming from the largest city the page serves.
Content shared focuses on local community issues like crime, public safety, and court matters, published primarily through text, photos, and links. The page has managed to maintain organic reach without significant advertising expenditure. Currently, Facebook Content Monetization is in place, earning around $98.66 from the recent 28-day span, primarily from text and photo content. This suggests a potential growth opportunity in expanding video and Reels content.
Potential buyers can explore additional revenue opportunities through direct local advertising or sponsorships. The page does not presently have established partnerships with local businesses, indicating room for growth in this area. The current owner is stepping back, looking to transfer ownership to a buyer interested in expanding the existing platform. The sale includes the Facebook Page and related content, excluding the owner's personal account. Detailed page analytics and identity are confidentially available to serious buyers. Secure payment and procedure agreement are necessary before transferring administrative control.
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