A juicing website was established in July 2009 by a couple passionate about juicing, aiming to generate additional income online. The site, built on WordPress, has seen significant success, earning over $9,000 monthly at its peak before experiencing a decline in traffic post-Google's Penguin update. Despite this, it still receives approximately 20,000 unique visitors monthly, with an average income of $848. The site's traffic mainly consists of 68.72% from search engines, with 39.02% from Google, 32.76% from Yahoo, and 27.31% from Bing. Interestingly, 60% of search traffic originates from Yahoo and Bing, highlighting strong keyword rankings for juicing-related terms. The site's revenue stems from adsense, media.net, and Amazon affiliates. Transitioning from adsense to media.net in 2011 provided initial success, although media.net's RPM has waned over time. Owners suggest reverting to adsense could boost revenue. They acknowledge a lack of advanced marketing strategies such as email list building or social media presence, although natural traffic from platforms like Pinterest exists. The operational costs are minimal, around $20 monthly, covering hosting and Cincopa services. The couple is looking to sell the site to fund immigration costs for one partner. They are offering a free year of hosting on their current account to ease the transition for potential buyers concerned about changing hosts. Despite their limited marketing expertise, they believe the site holds significant potential for someone skilled in maximizing online revenue.