A few months ago, an individual acquired full rights to an ebook titled "The Offline Dragon" and the associated DragonProfits membership site. These digital assets, including several domains registered with a well-known hosting service, were intended for a Clickbank marketplace launch. Although initial adjustments to meet Clickbank’s guidelines were made, further promotional activities were hindered by other commitments, resulting in no sales thus far. However, the potential for profit remains high, as the original seller achieved nearly $5,000 in profit over 20 days through effective affiliate marketing and advertising strategies.
The sale includes several additional websites focused on movie information, web traffic, and a PPC search engine, all hosted under a paid-for hosting account valid until late 2012. These sites can either be resold or further developed to generate income. Key assets in this transaction are the ebook and membership site, bolstered by an associated Clickbank account with approximately $80 in unpaid earnings. Full rights to all sites, along with hosting, will be transferred to the new owner upon sale completion.
The seller is parting with these assets due to an imminent relocation and the need for funds. Payment is preferred via Escrow, with fees shared between the parties. Prospective buyers should note that bids from new or unreviewed members may be declined. Interested parties are encouraged to reach out with questions or offers, with the emphasis on attracting serious buyers.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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