An established and highly profitable SEO business is up for auction, offering a variety of services. The business ranks prominently on Google, holding eight #1 positions, six top 3 rankings, and additional page 1 spotlights. The sale includes substantial assets such as Xrumer lessons and license, site contents, databases, licenses, domains, and a transferable server. Outsourced service contacts are also provided.
The founder, who started the business in May 2011, guarantees guidance for the auction winner to maintain and grow revenue streams. Initially an XRumer service provider, the business now offers comprehensive SEO services, including link-building and on-page optimization. The company has invested heavily in marketing and promotion, resulting in an impressive track record of high-converting keyword rankings.
The business also operates a Bing advertising campaign with a modest budget, ensuring continued traffic. Profit margins are high, with nearly all orders completed in-house, except for one outsourced service with a 300-700% profit range. Software used includes XRumer, Scrapebox, and Wiki Bomber, and all licenses are transferrable.
Additionally, the business features a blog to boost Google indexing and keyword rankings. The site uses WHMCS for billing and support, facilitating over 330 registered users. The auction includes a Facebook page with 800+ fans and a Skype account for customer contact. Revenue has surged in recent months due to new services and enhanced search engine rankings, offering the new owner a thriving opportunity.
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