The sale offered includes a main education-focused website along with a secondary site, previously intended as a bibliography tool that now serves email lead generation. The primary site, created over five years ago, has become a notable authority in the education sector, offering content from approximately 20 contributors and earning revenue through affiliate marketing, AdSense, and private links. Despite the owner's diminishing interest, the established contributor base and the solid SEO foundation make it easy to maintain with fresh content. The domain, registered with a popular hosting provider, has no obligatory expenses, making it inexpensive to run while providing reliable passive income. The site features a slightly modified free design theme and boasts thousands of pages of unique content. Although SEO hasn't been pursued recently, previous efforts helped achieve prominent search rankings, notably in the education sector.
The bundled site, appraised at $7,600, initially aimed at bibliography services but was repurposed due to functionality issues. It now complements the primary site in generating business leads, accompanied by an opt-in email list consisting of 700 addresses, providing additional revenue. The main site has a historical PageRank fluctuating between PR 4 and 5, with other pages scoring up to PR 3. Both sites included in the sale show potential for ongoing revenue with shared management and SEO efforts, along with a signed non-compete agreement from the seller. Gross revenue for 2011 reached approximately $28,916, with educational seasonal traffic fluctuations noted.
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