The website in question has become a source of passive income with minimal recent updates. The owner is open to selling the site, setting a price point with room for discussion on payout terms. They offer to meet potential buyers in person if a deposit is made, showing transparency in the transaction. The owner, who is also a traveling music artist, emphasizes the site's potential for sustained passive income, despite limited capacity for blogging due to other commitments.
The site, founded in 2006, holds a PageRank of 3 and has generated significant revenue through various streams such as calendar and T-shirt sales, direct and third-party ad placements, and a growing presence on social media platforms. Over the last 30 days, it attracted 55,000 unique visitors, with substantial impressions and click-throughs.
The business ranks at 427,082 globally and 188,317 in the USA according to Alexa. Included in the sale are social media accounts and a transition to a new Wordpress version of the site, which is currently under development and up for buyer consideration.
Traffic to the site is organic, enhancing its appeal as a low-maintenance, revenue-generating opportunity. Detailed earnings are available for verification upon request. The sale is motivated by the owner's desire for a quick financial gain before year-end 2011.
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