The business being sold, previously referred to as "LocalList.me," combines local marketing services with web development and video services. The owner is selling this venture to focus on other projects, as managing numerous web properties has become overwhelming. The business model is attractive due to its unique approach that eliminates the challenges of outsourcing, offering powerful and necessary services to local businesses that often lack online presence. Operating the business requires 2-3 hours per day and basic skills such as WordPress management, email handling, and social media navigation. Included in the sale are domain names, graphic files, a support ticket system, over 100 premium WordPress themes and plugins, marketing software, and access to the seller for assistance.
Recent sales figures show monthly net incomes ranging from $5,150 to $8,275, with additional revenue from affiliate sales with hosting companies. Basic packages range from $75 to $500, catering to various services such as website development and video creation. The seller employed strategic methods for traffic generation, focusing on high-conversion sources and networking groups, while also utilizing LinkedIn and specialized lead generation software.
The sale comes with comprehensive training materials and resources designed to ensure the new owner can successfully continue the business. Expenses are minimal, with notable costs being hosting, email marketing, and transaction fees. Total net income after expenses comes to $20,185.80, making it a potentially lucrative opportunity. The seller offers guidance and access to all operational tools utilized in the business.
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