Three well-established websites are up for sale, having consistently generated net profits exceeding $25,000 annually for the past two years. These sites have collectively yielded over $50,000 in profit, primarily through the sale of ebooks addressing insect infestation solutions. The seller highlights the potential for passive income or further business growth, emphasizing the websites as sound investments.
Prospective buyers will acquire complete ownership of the websites, domains, and products, as well as vendor accounts on a popular online marketplace. An existing network of affiliates actively promotes traffic to these sites. The seller offers a 60-day transition support period.
The first website specializes in stink bug solutions and has achieved over $20,000 in yearly profit for over two years, topping its marketplace category. It receives high traffic with over 550,000 unique visitors and boasts a sturdy affiliate base. The second, focused on silverfish control, is on track to quadruple its previous year's profit of $750, supported by significant search interest. It recorded over 72,000 unique visitors last year. The third website targets bed bug treatment, showing potential for increased profit with minimal recent maintenance and being a top product in its category.
Additionally, a new website related to bearded dragons is included, complete with professional content ready for launch. Revenue varies due to the seasonality of the products, as confirmed by online search trends and verified analytics. The 2011 revenue for each site was as follows: stink bug site at $22,249, silverfish site at $778, and bed bug site at $1,774.
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