The owner is selling an established PR3 website that focuses on Hostgator coupons, along with numerous associated internet assets. This sale is priced to start at $1, emphasizing the owner's shift to concentrate on their top projects rather than managing over 20 sites. The site, created in September 2010, receives substantial traffic through search engines and video marketing, and is known for its earnings potential. The sale includes two channels each on YouTube, Dailymotion, and Metacafe, which have significant video views and rankings in search engines. The custom Hostgator coupon code associated with the site will be transferred to the new owner, driving further revenue via affiliate commissions.
Revenue comes exclusively from these affiliate programs, with earnings shared via website clicks and coupon code usage directly on Hostgator's platform. Monthly expenses are minimal, with hosting and domain costs. Significant revenue has been consistent, with peaks of $1,900 in monthly revenue and steady profits. Traffic statistics show a majority from referral sites and direct traffic, with search engines contributing the remainder. The site's promotion started with strategic video postings using a free video distribution service, resulting in significant free traffic through top search engine ranks. The buyers are advised that the current passive revenue model could be enhanced further with additional SEO efforts. The owner assures lifetime support for the site's new owner, ensuring a smooth transition. Interested bidders are cautioned to ensure they are financially prepared, as the transaction will rely on escrow wire payments only.
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