The advertisement describes the sale of an advertising management plugin for WordPress, designed to enable site owners to control and sell ads like banners and AdSense. Users can integrate ad zones through widgets, shortcodes, or PHP code snippets, offering flexibility with unlimited ads and rotating options. The plugin simplifies direct advertising sales by allowing advertisers to register, pay through PayPal, and upload ads for a specified duration. Developed by an offshore company with a user-friendly interface crafted by the seller's company, the plugin has generated $1,030 in revenue for the month without paid advertising. The sale includes full software rights, development contacts, a well-established domain, and a website built on WordPress, along with branding elements and a customer base managed via a third-party service. In addition, several related domains are included.
The seller is offloading products to streamline their brand, highlighting the plugin's robust financial performance and additional earnings from a permanent deal with a popular deals platform, along with interest from other deal sites. Recommendations include leveraging competitions and paid blog posts to enhance site visibility and earnings potential. Detailed financial statements are provided, showing varied monthly profits over several years, with a June 2013 revenue of $1,030 to date. The site sees around 800 unique monthly visitors and 1,500 page views, with the seller offering post-sale transitional assistance and promotional advice. Payment via Escrow or Bank Transfer is preferred, with shared Escrow fees, and potential buyers are encouraged to pose inquiries.
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