The owner of a company specializing in social media applications has announced the sale of one of its subsidiaries. This company has a presence on platforms like Bebo and MySpace, with a user base exceeding 6 million, primarily from the UK and US. However, due to a decline in traffic on these platforms, attributed to Facebook's popularity, and the need to allocate funds for a new project, the sale is being pursued. The company currently boasts about 4.5 million app users on Bebo and 1.5 million on MySpace. It also includes a 2.8 million user database with various niches and age groups, and a 4 million+ RSS subscription base. New owners will have the opportunity to start monetizing immediately, with personal advertising accounts provided for the network if desired. The sale offers an accessible entry point for those new to online businesses or seeking to expand brand awareness. Post-transaction support is promised, including access to a private server and assistance from a personal programmer to customize the network to the buyer's needs. The business reportedly generated significant profit before entering a non-profit sponsorship agreement, which recently concluded. Despite a decrease in traffic from its traditional platforms, the apps still attract over 250,000 unique daily visitors from the US and UK, showing potential for profitability through monetization strategies. Potential buyers are encouraged to reach out for more information.