The sale offering includes a domain focused on outdoor recreation sports, originally established in 2007 and rebranded in 2012 to align more closely with its outdoor theme. It encompasses the domain, a Twitter account with over 14,000 followers, and all associated website files and technologies. The site, built on PHP/HTML/CSS, employs a responsive Bootstrap framework, while its blog utilizes WordPress. It aggregates "Deal of the Day" offers from various merchants using real-time data feeds and earns affiliate commissions through successful referrals. Notably, it integrates tools from a third-party affiliate service. The site currently boasts a PageRank of 4, attracting approximately 2,300 unique visitors and generating 100,000 pageviews monthly. Recent monthly profits average around $1,000, though earnings were higher in past years when leveraging Google Adsense. Revenue streams include affiliate sales and a paid placement advertising system. The accompanying Twitter account uses an automatic posting program, suggesting potential for increased traffic through personalized engagement. The site is mobile-responsive, redirecting users to a mobile-only page. A refresh script increases pageviews without affecting unique visitor or income stats. This opportunity may appeal to outdoor enthusiasts interested in leveraging their passion into a business venture. Potential buyers will also gain an additional outdoor gear coupon and deal website if the reserve price is met. Additional information on traffic and income reports is available upon request.
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