The website under discussion was registered in late October 2012 and has shown a consistent ability to generate income. Over the past two months, it earned an average of $3,323 monthly, with a 12-month average of $1,998.66. This demonstrates a stable earning pattern, supported by uploaded Amazon earnings screenshots showing $661.37 in ten days, translating to an estimated earning of $2,136.90 for the current month, after adjustments for advertising fee rates.
The site comprises approximately 330 unique posts, averaging 700-800 words, including around 100 category pages that provide additional information about manufacturers. The website's revenue is reportedly pure profit, with the sole expense being hosting costs. It operates on autopilot, with traffic and conversions mainly originating from search engines, negating the need for paid advertising.
The site also features a Google Plus account with 89 followers, which will be transferred to the new owner. Additionally, a custom sidebar plugin was developed to display related exercise equipment. The site's structure benefits from good SEO and internal linking, incorporating links to relevant products within posts and sidebars.
PageRank details indicate that several pages hold PageRank values of 1 to 3. Since inception, the site has also earned CAD 967.96, not reflected in reported USD revenue but supported by evidence in screenshots. The transaction requires Escrow payment, with fees shared equally between buyer and seller.
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