The auction listing details a traffic reseller business established in June 2013, which is being sold to fund a new hosting project in Delaware. This business provides targeted traffic services across over 30 countries and 300 categories. The business generates gross revenues averaging over $5,000 monthly, with net profits ranging from approximately $2,080 to $2,611 after advertising costs. The auction is set for 10 days with a reserve price and encourages serious bidders. The sale includes the domain, all site content, graphics, and a PDF guide for running the business. Operationally, customers select and purchase traffic packages on the site, make payments via PayPal, and are registered into a database with a supplier. The supplier, a reputable company since 2005, delivers the targeted traffic, and customers can track their campaign metrics. The business model allows for branded traffic administration, instant activation, geotargeting, anti-fraud tools, and managed customer support, among other services. Additionally, support includes automated client ordering and is compatible with multiple payment systems such as AlertPay and PayPal. Alongside the traffic services, the buyer will receive lifelong support and instructional guides on operating the business. Information about the reserve price and possible buy-it-now offers can be requested by potential buyers through direct messaging with the seller.
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