A private network of 82 high pagerank websites is currently up for sale, featuring high-quality LSI content. The seller utilized this network for an SEO service, generating $37,830 in revenue, with $29,346 being profit over three months. Every site has unique c-class IPs, private WHOIS, and private nameservers, all set up with scatter hosting to ensure maximum privacy and efficiency. A custom script allows articles to be uploaded and drip-fed over 14 days across the network, accompanied by live reporting features that customers valued highly.
The service operated primarily via two internet marketing forums and handled approximately 390 packages at $97 each, using a Wufoo order form to manage transactions, excluding bulk orders. The owner is selling the network to focus on personal websites and offline clients, citing insufficient time for customer support.
The package includes websites with various pageranks: 11 PR4, 34 PR3, 14 PR2, 14 PR1, and 9 PR0, alongside the custom script and existing hosting for $189 per month. Asset management requires minor expenses like content creation and occasional backlinking, the latter costing $6.80 for 10,000 blog comments.
The seller expects the new owner to maintain old blog posts for at least one month post-purchase. URLs and PR breakdowns are disclosed only to reputable buyers, and the reserve is undisclosed. A high reorder rate mailing list of previous buyers is included if the 'Buy It Now' option is used. The revenue was consistent during the three-month active promotion period, with specifics released upon serious inquiry.
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