A digital marketing business specializing in social media and crowdfunding services is up for sale. The venture offers additional services such as whiteboard videos, app promotion, and website services. Currently, it has generated over $5,903 in sales within three months, with potential for monthly revenue exceeding $5,000. The business employs marketing strategies like Pay Per Click Advertising, Social Media Marketing, Blogging, and Email Marketing. It features a unique and responsive website design optimized for mobile devices.
The business model includes service packages priced between $19 and $199, including social media management at $99 per week. The website attracts over 100 unique visitors daily, benefiting from a low bounce rate of 38%. The site is accompanied by a blog covering social media news, crowdfunding projects, SEO tips, and marketing strategies, contributed by the owner and a ghostwriter.
Upon purchase, the new owner will receive information about cost-effective suppliers and experts utilized by the business. The seller offers 30 days of support post-sale. Additional benefits include rights to all website files and graphics, and the opportunity to place ads on the site. The sale also includes domain extras and several supplementary marketing tools and platforms.
The seller is focusing on a new project, providing potential buyers with an opportunity to negotiate. Serious buyers are invited to inquire further for proof of revenue and traffic information, while contact details are withheld for privacy.
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