A petition-related online business is up for sale, including its primary website, alongside two additional domain extensions and a secondary splash website. The main site was first registered in 1998 and subsequently developed in 2013. The business features a transferable phone service with professional voice operation, costing $14 monthly. A social media presence, comprising a Facebook page with 58,000 fans, a Twitter account with 24,000 followers, and a YouTube channel with limited content, is included in the sale. Both the main and secondary sites were launched in 2013, with the latter created specifically for keyword optimization to redirect users to the primary site. Though marketing efforts have been minimal, the focus was on establishing the social media platforms.
The sale aims to cover the initial investment, with the reason for selling cited as a lack of time to further develop the business. The seller is seeking serious buyers who can recognize the value offered and discourages inquiries from uninterested parties. Due to a busy schedule, the seller emphasizes telephone communication for questions, providing a contact number where callers can leave their details and inquiries. The seller offers post-sale support, volunteering to assist the buyer in managing the site's operations and updates. A web professional is also available to facilitate the site’s transfer to a new server, set up new email accounts, and implement any changes the buyer desires. The seller will be unavailable for a specified period and advises potential buyers to leave messages during that time.
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