A website dedicated to providing statistical and informational content about Canada is currently available for sale. This property includes numerous related domain names representing different Canadian provinces, indicating a comprehensive coverage of the country (e.g., domains for provinces such as British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and others). Previously, the website generated a modest income; however, due to a change in the owner's profession and lack of time, its current revenue stands at zero. The owner suggests that with some dedicated effort, it would be feasible to revive the site's earnings due to consistent traffic.
The sale also encompasses several social media profiles connected to the website, which will be transferred to the new owner. As of April 17th, the social media following includes 558 Likes on Facebook, 3,106 Followers on Twitter, a Vimeo group with 152 videos and 62 members, 390 photos in a Flickr group with 17 members, and 197 subscribers on FriendFeed.
Potential buyers can access detailed analytics data dating back to September 12, 2009, although a summary for the period from April 17, 2011, to April 17, 2012, is readily available. The current owner is willing to transfer the Google Analytics profile along with these insights to the new proprietor, facilitating a better understanding of the website's traffic and audience engagement over time.
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