A network of 34 gambling affiliate websites is up for sale, listed under a primary domain, due to platform constraints. This network covers a variety of casino games like Poker, Slots, Blackjack, Craps, and Bingo, featuring numerous unique reviews crafted by UK-based writers. Some sites employ a custom-built PHP/MYSQL content management system, enabling SEO enhancements and geo-targeting capabilities. The network comprises aged domains, ranging from 4.5 to 13 years old. Included in the sale are two bespoke flash games, with complete copyright and source codes for roulette and slots.
The reason for selling is a strategic shift in focus towards a hospitality and retail software company. Several major sites have significant visibility, with over 80 pages indexed by Google. The domain names are strategically aligned with the gambling niche. Full support for site transfer and CMS usage will be provided for two months post-sale. The business is UK-based, offering direct contact options.
Opportunities for growth and expansion exist, with possibilities to increase profitability through additional pages and advertisements. Historically, the primary domain averaged around $1,400 monthly, although marketing efforts have lapsed due to other business priorities, impacting site ranking. Currently, more than 10 keywords rank in the top 400, with potential for improvement upon renewed marketing efforts. The option to sell websites individually is available upon request, with a full list and pricing details provided upon inquiry.
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