An Australian website established in March 2011 provides users with tips and ideas for savings, alongside additional features like competition listings. The site is simple to manage, requiring minimal effort, and its revenue is contingent on content volume. The platform merges elements from two former sites and largely comprises unique content, with some reused articles and contributions from external writers. Its design is based on a free WordPress template with minimal alterations. To operate it, compliance with Australian domain and site ownership regulations is needed. Upon sale, the domain, WordPress database, and all content will be transferred to the new owner. However, the continuity of backlinks is not guaranteed post-sale.
The current owner is selling the site due to a lack of time for consistent management over the past year but sees potential for someone with more availability to generate substantial revenue. The seller promises to guide the new owner on content strategies and sources. Communication regarding the sale should be through private messages, with pertinent queries possibly shared publicly, minus any inappropriate comments, which will be removed.
Revenue has declined recently as all advertising was turned off and minimal time has been devoted to the site. However, in early 2012, the site made a notable profit with limited engagement. Revenue sources include major partners like Google, though advertising accounts won’t transfer due to their use across multiple sites. Traffic data indicates over 150K visits in the past year, predominantly from organic sources like Google. The owner is based in Melbourne, Australia.
Online business owner since 1997. Seeking acquisitions generating online revenue, cash ...
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