The online platform in question offers a rewards-based system where members can earn gifts by completing various tasks, without needing referrals. The business requires about 20 hours of operation per week. Known for excellent customer service, it is crucial for the seamless transition of ownership so that members remain unaware of the change. The prospective buyer will acquire the website, its membership base of approximately 4,500 users, and will receive 60 days of training provided by the current owner through email and instant messaging. Additionally, a comprehensive manual detailing the operation and nuances of the site will be included.
The current owner, experienced in running incentivized websites, is selling the business to focus on another venture. The transaction will be finalized through escrow.com, followed by the website and member transfer orchestrated by the owner's programmer. The owner will refrain from initiating any new similar websites for 12 months post-sale but will not enter a non-compete agreement due to other existing sites. The auction ends on December 26th, accommodating tax considerations for buyers on a calendar fiscal year.
Revenue figures are notable, with November earnings at $17,642 and December at $19,665, where net profit is roughly 50% of the revenue per month. The owner initiated more active management of the site in November after a brief period of inattention. The site initially launched a few months prior but had limited engagement until recently ramped up activities.
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40 transactions totalling USD $157,677
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