The text outlines the status and potential of a network of four websites catering to job seekers in the Australian mining industry. Over the past 20 months, these sites have been developed and now include assets such as a combined email list of 13,000 subscribers after removing duplicates, and two Facebook pages with 11,000 and 1,800 likes connected to two of the sites, respectively. Despite a decline in search traffic during April and August, most visitors engage through Facebook and the email lists. A popular weekly job list update on each site has been a significant traffic driver on Mondays. Income for the sites derives from AdSense, private ads, and affiliate sales. However, AdSense revenue has decreased following the drop in traffic. Moreover, a major private advertiser discontinued their support in December, heavily impacting the monthly income of $1,200 they previously brought in. The network currently retains one private advertiser at $150 monthly, with potential future advertising opportunities amongst training organizations targeting the mining sector. Additional affiliate income ranges between $200 and $400 monthly, excluding current revenue reports. Operating expenses include $150 monthly for email services and $25 for hosting. Given the prominence of mining in Australia and its job market potential, there is ongoing media attention and speculation regarding new projects in the near future. The current owners have chosen to sell the websites to focus on other projects, encouraging potential buyers with enthusiasm and vision to propel these platforms to their full potential.