For sale is a highly profitable and easy-to-manage website selling a single product, an instructional manual in PDF format. This site primarily targets Spanish-speaking individuals in the United States and Latin American countries. The manual provides guidance on working from home through online surveys, featuring two lists of companies offering surveys in Spanish and English. The website operates nearly entirely on autopilot, requiring minimal management, and ownership does not require knowledge of Spanish.
The business started in August 2011, with a successful price increase initiated in September. Payments are processed through online platforms, and the site doesn't offer refunds, having only issued refunds for two unauthorized transactions. The website's management involves rare manual tasks, such as re-sending expired download links and updating company lists.
The site presents significant growth potential through options like adding an affiliate program or implementing an opt-in form to capture user information. Currently, the site derives 75% of its sales from Puerto Rico and other Latin American countries, and 25% from the USA. The domain transfer is free, and a programmer will assist in moving the site to the buyer’s server. Ongoing support from the seller is available for 30 days post-sale, extended upon request.
Revenues reach $11,858.94 since inception, with monthly earnings and minimal operating expenses including advertising, hosting, and payment system fees totaling $170. The website attracts 800-1,200 daily visits, primarily through advertisements. Payment preferences include bank wire transfer, and only serious investors are encouraged to inquire.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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