The blog being offered is a low-maintenance website earning an average of over $2000 per month, requiring only minimal upkeep such as checking analytics, responding to emails, and monthly content updates. With over 220 unique articles on wholesale closeouts and general liquidation knowledge, it’s ideal for those looking to learn or profit from the industry. The current owner plans to sell to fund other projects. Revenue primarily comes from an eBook on sourcing liquidation products, praised by readers and priced at $24.99, with sales automated through an online service. The book spans over 130 pages, regularly updated, and features minimal duplicate content. Additional revenue streams include Google AdSense, affiliate sales, and partnerships with various platforms.
Monthly operating costs are approximately $60.95, covering hosting, mailing list, and sales platform fees. The site’s mailing list of over 4700 subscribers is included in the sale, with an automated system to send content every three days, presenting further revenue potential for those skilled in email marketing. Customer inquiries are minimal and rarely require more than a few minutes of attention. The buyer doesn’t need prior knowledge of the sector, just the willingness to utilize the available resources.
The reserve price is fair, and the sale will be conducted through Escrow. The site has demonstrated increasing revenue, peaking in early 2012, and enjoys targeted traffic primarily from search engines. Further details are available upon request with supporting documents.
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