A WordPress plugin business, originating in January 2012, is currently up for auction. The business, which generates revenue through premium WordPress plugins focusing on shopping cart, product, and subscription management, has earned $26,214 in sales. With 1109 active members and a broad affiliate network, it presents a lucrative opportunity for sustainable income. The package for sale includes the full source code, allowing expansion, and over $20,000 worth of additional tools. This business expects minimal ongoing costs beyond hosting, which may be provided for free by the seller. The offer also consists of a high-converting sales page and essential plugins like WP Affiliate Buddy, WP Coupon Buddy, and WP List Buddy. The seller emphasizes the business's untapped potential, predicting significant sales growth through efforts like SEO and existing customer engagement. The business comes with extensive support from the seller, including technical assistance and personal guidance via Skype, ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. The reason for sale is the seller's focus on other ventures such as a Bitcoin business and a new entrepreneurial project. The business is suitable for an investor with aspirations to expand in the online plugin marketplace, aided by access to a substantial affiliate list and a strong customer base. Financing options are available, and payments can be made through multiple channels. The business is marketed as a strategic investment opportunity, ready to scale under adept management.
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